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SYRACUSE — President Joe Biden on Thursday sought to sell voters on an American “comeback story” as he highlighted longterm investments in the economy in upstate New York to celebrate

The Newfield Public Library Director Susan Chaffee gave a presentation at the Newfield Board of Education meeting On Thursday, April 11 to ask taxpayers for increased funding for their programs

An affordable housing project involving Springbrook is nearly complete in Oneonta, while another is in the early stages of development in Cooperstown.

Entertainment and recreational activities are planned Friday

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HERMITAGE — As Erica Wenger made her choice from a display of the eponymous empty bowl souvenirs, she said the event’s greatest attraction is self-evident.

A new study from Clever Real Estate shows home prices have risen faster than inflation for the past six decades, locking many younger Americans out of homeownership.

“Forty-five years ago, in 1979, a tradition began in Mullens. This tradition is now known as The Mullens Dogwood Festival," said Susan England, president of the festival board of directors.

Over the past three decades, a state-managed fund has been a financial force behind the creation and expansion of parks, nature preserves and hunting grounds across Kentucky.

Candidates for the two open seats on the Bismarck Park Board squared off in a wide-ranging debate on Thursday where they pitched their visions for the future of the citys