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Assemblyman Smullen Says "No" to NYS Debt Service Budget Bill - Vimarsana News

Assemblyman Smullen Says "No" to NYS Debt Service Budget Bill

Assemblyman Robert Smullen says he has no choice but to vote against New York State's debt service budget bill.

Oneida County Exec Picente Warns of Heavy Eclipse - Vimarsana News

Oneida County Exec Picente Warns of Heavy Eclipse

Oneida County Executive Anthony Picente is warning local residents too be prepared for the eclipse on Monday, April 8th. Additional traffic and thousands of tourists, at a time when Utica will already be filled with world hockey fans for the women's olympic championships, could cause havoc and Picente wants locals to be prepared.

Never Forget: Deadly Schoharie Bridge Collapse on NYS Thruway - Vimarsana News

Never Forget: Deadly Schoharie Bridge Collapse on NYS Thruway

The bridge collapse in Baltimore, which took the lives of ten people, has brought me back to the morning of April 5, 1987, when the heavily traveled Thruway bridge collapsed into the flooded and raging Schoharie Creek. I was almost on that bridge that day.

Never Forget: Deadly Schoharie Bridge Collapse on NYS Thruway - Vimarsana News

Never Forget: Deadly Schoharie Bridge Collapse on NYS Thruway

The bridge collapse in Baltimore, which took the lives of ten people, has brought me back to the morning of April 5, 1987, when the heavily traveled Thruway bridge collapsed into the flooded and raging Schoharie Creek. I was almost on that bridge that day.

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This Thruway Rest Stop Might Need $260 Million from NYS Taxpayers - Vimarsana News

This Thruway Rest Stop Might Need $260 Million from NYS Taxpayers

Learn why New York Taxpayers might be paying out of pocket for Thruway reconstruction cost overruns.