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State Senator Dan Stec (R,C-Queensbury) recently issued the following statement concerning Medicaid reimbursement rates for nursing homes in Senate bill S8307-C, the state health and mental hygiene …

Sen. Dan Stec (R,C-Queensbury) voted against the Public Protection and General Government Bill (S.8305-C) state budget bill and a measure in it that authorizes the closure of up-to five correctional …

WESTPORT — State Sen. Dan Stec and Assemblyman Matt Simpson, joined by several parents and community members, toured Boquet Valley Central School’s Lake View Campus to familiarize themselves with the

Malone church committed to restoration of historic tower

Republican state senators have drafted legislation to prevent the state from housing migrants in SUNY dorms. Meanwhile, some local groups think there's too much fear when talking about helping the migrant population.

The budget is for a record-breaking $227 billion dollars.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul delivered her budget address on Wednesday, outlining a $227 billion plan. Representatives from the North Country say what really matters are the details of the 162-page proposal.

The Plattsburgh Water Resource Recovery plant was built in 1973 at the confluence of Lake Champlain and the Saranac River. Mayor Chris Rosenquest recently

3:27 New York state Senator Dan Stec was in Plattsburgh today/Thursday to tour city departments and become familiar with city operations. Stec succeeded retired GOP Senator Betty Little in January. Republican Dan Stec of the 45th district is serving his first term in the New York Senate after previously serving in the state Assembly, Queensbury Town Supervisor and chair of the Warren County Board of Supervisors.   Plattsburgh Mayor Chris Rosenquest, a Democrat, invited the Senator to tour city...

4:20 The North Country Chamber recently held its annual legislative breakfast forum with the region’s three New York state representatives. Two are relatively new to their legislative positions, and all discussed the implications of the proposed state budget for the area. In November, Republican Dan Stec was elected to represent the 45th state Senate district after Betty Little retired after nearly 25 years in the capitol.  Senator Stec said the budget needs to weigh public health with a bal...