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Cuomo repealed his executive order which had required school districts to ask teachers if they were vaccinated and report the information to the state.

As Cuomo Banks on Federal Funds, Localities Grow Nervous New York counties face spending cuts totalling $163 million from school districts, libraries, nonprofits and human services for low-income families if the multibillion federal aid that Gov. Cuomo is expecting doesn’t happen. Tom Precious, The Buffalo News   |   January 25, 2021   |  Analysis (TNS) — Receive from above, take from below. Such is the essence of one theme of the 2021 state budget plan unveiled last week by New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. The Democratic governor's bu...

Opinion Letters to the Editor — National Guard numbers, Rep. Barbara Jordan, Texas Republicans, Amber Hagerman, the common good, Texas oranges Readers are amazed at the security in Washington, D.C., quote the late Rep. Barbara Jordan’s comment about the Constitution, criticize Texas Republicans’ latest power ploy, praise Amber Hagerman’s mom for her courage, ask politicians to work for the common good and rave about Texas oranges. Donald Trump’s numbers The numbers tell the story of the legacy of Donald Trump, the first president of the United States in history to be impeached twic...

What happens when the SF Gay Men's Chorus tours the Deep South Nadja Sayej FacebookTwitterEmail In the documentary "Gay Chorus Deep South," the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus embarks on an unlikely tour in search of national unity.Courtesy of MTV Documentary Films The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus is a local legend. Founded by LGBT activist and musician Jon Reed Sims in 1978, it’s not only one of the world’s largest choruses (today they have more than 300 singers), they’re credited for helping create the LGBT choral movement. Now, the group are the subject of a new documentary called...

The biggest power plant in Central Texas will soon go online, and folks say the windmills that stretch for miles from Mart halfway to Groesbeck are a sight to see.