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Lawmakers and advocates gathered on Thursday morning to discuss the $2.4 billion in...

TROY, N.Y. — Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, child care providers have performed a vital role in helping families cope and receive services.

The officer did not feel a pulse and gave the victim Narcan, which is a mist-like spray  used to revive someone suspected of overdose. The Narcan did not have an effect on the woman, the police report notes. Medical personnel arrived at 11:14 a.m., and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene at 11:16 a.m. The man who saw the woman told officers he works for a trucking company and was test-driving a vehicle when he noticed the woman. The man said he got out of the vehicle, checked on the...

Congressman Yarmuth defends earmark spending in new program © WLKY . Earmarks were once considered the epitome of pork-barrel spending and banned for 10 years, but now theyre back. And thats not necessarily a bad thing, said Congressman John Yarmuth, (D) Kentucky, on Tuesday in Louisville.Sign up for our Newsletters "The argument for them is members of Congress know what is most needed in their district as opposed to bureaucrats who are administering the competitive grant program which is ho...

“I sympathize with President Muhammadu Buhari at this moment, because everything is on him. No one is defending him, the Ministers are not speaking, the Directors are not speaking, then the masses that should say listen at least our President is doing something, are not speaking, everyone is bottled with anger of some sort. “That is the problem that we have, problems are bound to occur or exist, but handling the problem is a different thing. If you go to a family where there is no money but...

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5:03 The New York State Attorney General’s Office is among those asking the Rensselaer County Board pf Elections to provide additional early voting sites in the City of Troy.  On April 9, the New York Civil Liberties Union wrote for the fourth time to the Rensselaer County Board of Elections asking officials to expand early voting in the Collar City. Perry Grossman is the Senior Staff Attorney with the Voting Rights Project at the NYCLU. “New York voting law requires providing equitable ac...

File photo dated 01/12/09 of cannabis plants. The Home Office has firmly rejected calls from former Conservative leader Lord Hague for the legalisation of cannabis. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Tuesday June 19, 2018. In an article in the Daily A cannabis farm worth £400,000 that was found in a disused care home was the "most professional set up" a senior police officer had seen, a court heard. Endrit Rusta, 32, pleaded guilty to production of a controlled Class B drug when he appea...

Fundraisers, donations and charities FacebookTwitterEmail Total giving to Albany Law School’s We Rise Together campaign has reached nearly $32 million eclipsing the $30 million goal four months early.   We Rise Together: The Campaign for Albany Law School launched on January 17, 2019 when President and Dean Alicia Ouellette ‘94 announced an anonymous, but transformational, $15 million gift to endow The Justice Center at Albany Law School. The gift is one of the largest ever to a law scho...