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Mayor Ben Walsh's yearly State of the City speech unveiled several new initiatives that focus on youth, neighborhoods, public safety and infrastructure among other things.
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Immigrant Advocates want the state to expand unemployment benefits to individuals who now don’t qualify for it.
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After a universal free federal program ended, a group of state legislators are asking Gov. Kathy Hochul to include free school lunches in her 2024 Fiscal Year state budget.
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The Central New York Regional Transportation Authority or Centro is hiring.
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While it’s taken a while for dispensaries to begin operating across the state, higher education has gotten on board.
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A coalition of 13 upstate historic theatres is lobbying the state for $20 million in funding.
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The Democratic State Senate majority recently passed a voting and board of election reform package.
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Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow delivered his last State of the City address Wednesday evening stressing to leave the city better than you found it.
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As New York opens more legal outlets for recreational marijuana, some public health advocates want more scrutiny on how marijuana products are being marketed to teens and young adults.