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August 6, 2022
Hughes Energy Group says recycling process will close landfills and save trees, but local...
August 3, 2022
One-Four-Six Marketplace is a proposed mixed-use development to be built on 21 acres across from Lowe's at the intersection of Route 146 and Old Route 146 in Halfmoon. There would be 10 buildings total featuring 328 luxury apartments, retail stores, swimming pools, courtyards, restaurants, offices, underground parking, and more.
August 3, 2022
A spokesman for state Senator James Tedisco said the families of those injured and killed...
July 18, 2022
ALBANY- โIf you can read, you can do anything! It is my hope that parents and guardians from across the 43rd Senate District encourage their children to read all summer long. Getting lost in a book creates adventures of the imagination while building, and more importantly when school is out, retaining reading skills,โ said Senator Daphne Jordan That's why Jordan is inviting parents and guardians from across the 43rd Senate District to participate in the New York State Senate Reading Pro...
July 16, 2022
New York State officials released in-depth details about an impressive investigation following reports of a mountain lion in New York.
July 15, 2022
New York State officials released in-depth details about an impressive investigation following reports of a mountain lion in New York.
July 15, 2022
New York State officials released in-depth details about an impressive investigation following reports of a mountain lion in New York.
July 15, 2022
New York State officials released in-depth details about an impressive investigation following reports of a mountain lion in New York.
July 13, 2022
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland has awarded 14 members of the government team that...
July 7, 2022
Officials in several New York school districts wonโt let homeschool parents meet end-of-year requirements by assessing their own children. That left families scrambling to find alternatives in order to keep from breaking the law.