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DiNapoli Welcomes Restored Executive, Tells New Yorkers Belfast is 'Sound Investment' - Vimarsana News

DiNapoli Welcomes Restored Executive, Tells New Yorkers Belfast is 'Sound Investment'

Addressing the annual New York-New Belfast conference last week, New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli revealed that Empire State public service ...

Two charged in caretaker scheme, accused of stealing more than $200,000 - Vimarsana News

Two charged in caretaker scheme, accused of stealing more than $200,000

Two people have been charged in a caretaker scheme, following a multi-agency investigation.State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli, Rensselaer County District Atto

State Comptroller: Statement On Hunger In New York State - Vimarsana News

State Comptroller: Statement On Hunger In New York State

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Reservoir backers offer their points of view | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Reservoir backers offer their points of view | News, Sports, Jobs

Fredonia Mayor Michael Ferguson’s recent comments regarding the Article 78 filed on behalf of a group of concerned citizens regarding the trustees’ vote on

Clifton-Fine Superintendent, Assemblyman Blankenbush detail possible $1 million loss for district with possible cuts to foundation aid - Vimarsana News

Clifton-Fine Superintendent, Assemblyman Blankenbush detail possible $1 million loss for district with possible cuts to foundation aid

CLIFTON -- Assemblyman Ken Blankenbush and Clifton-Fine school officials continue to raise concerns over potential cuts to school foundation aid that could cut nearly $1 million for the district &hellip;