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New York May Lift Lifetime Ban On Felons Doing This - Vimarsana News

New York May Lift Lifetime Ban On Felons Doing This

Convicted felons in New York may soon have a ban lifted, which has stopped them from doing this.

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Capital Region AIM funding increases 11.6 percent - Vimarsana News

Capital Region AIM funding increases 11.6 percent

ALBANY, N.Y. — Cities across the Capital Region will see an 11.61% increase in Aid and Incentives for Municipalities (AIM) funding for the 2025 fiscal year, Assemblymember John McDonald announced in a press release.The 2024-25 New York State Budget marks a significant milestone in bolstering support for local communities through the AIM program with the first […]

AG James reminds New Yorkers Digital Fair Repair Act in effect statewide - Vimarsana News

AG James reminds New Yorkers Digital Fair Repair Act in effect statewide

NEW YORK — The New York State Digital Fair Repair Act recently went into effect statewide, New York Attorney General Letitia James reminded New Yorkers, making repairs of cell phones, tablets and other electronics simpler and more affordable. The law makes it easier to get electronics repaired at independent shops or do repairs at home […]

Editorial – Another mandate: New York lawmakers continue to add to residents' burdens | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Editorial – Another mandate: New York lawmakers continue to add to residents' burdens | Opinion

New York lawmakers have done it again.

State law adds spousal coverage to car insurance plans in New York, even for single people - Vimarsana News

State law adds spousal coverage to car insurance plans in New York, even for single people

ALBANY — A new state law may mean higher car insurance rates for New Yorkers, unless they decide to opt out