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Hochul's proposed $1.6B broadband initiative exempts DOT fiber optic fee | Top Stories - Vimarsana News

Hochul's proposed $1.6B broadband initiative exempts DOT fiber optic fee | Top Stories

ALBANY — The state’s head of economic development assured lawmakers Wednesday that the anticipated $1.6 billion investment in the governor’s budget to expand access to high-speed internet will be different

Source: nny360.com
New York State's $187 billion debt headache — and how to cure it - Vimarsana News

New York State's $187 billion debt headache — and how to cure it

The diverse structure of New York’s debt poses a significant danger to the state economy’s financial wellbeing: the risk the government and its public authorities might lose access to credit in a fiscal or market crisis.

2021 sales tax revenue up double-digit percentages in north country over 2020; growth trend may be slowing - Vimarsana News

2021 sales tax revenue up double-digit percentages in north country over 2020; growth trend may be slowing

WATERTOWN — Sales tax receipts across the north country rose by double-digit percentages in 2021 over the previous year, but December figures show that growth trend may be on the

Source: nny360.com
New York State Looking To Spend Billions On Roads And Bridges - Vimarsana News

New York State Looking To Spend Billions On Roads And Bridges

In New York State. 85 percent of all roads (over 96,000 miles) are owned by local governments.

New York State Looking To Spend Billions On Roads And Bridges - Vimarsana News

New York State Looking To Spend Billions On Roads And Bridges

In New York State. 85 percent of all roads (over 96,000 miles) are owned by local governments.

Source: wnbf.com