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Some Cayuga County officials and environmental advocates are still looking to the state for answers on why new rules and regulations for Owasco Lake have not been adopted.
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Three programs, funded by a grant from the New York State Department of Health, will look to build diversity at Upstate Medical University.
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As many parents in central New York scramble to find food for their babies, experts are offering advice on what families should and shouldn’t do.
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It’s a drizzly day in Cortland. Joyce Dowd is leaning against the bus stop shelter in front of the courthouse waiting for the number 5.Today’s like every…
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo faces a tough choice as he continues to ponder the decision on whether to allow hydro fracking in New York, and it seems there’s no easy…
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Assembly hearing on fracking paints a dark picturePublic commenting on the state’s revised hydrofracking regulations closed on Friday. Final regulations are due to be released at the end of February. The…
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DEC: no fracking decision before health review is doneThe Cuomo Administration says it will not be ruling on whether to allow hydrofracking in New York until an on-going health review is finished. The delays…
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The New York Air Brake industrial site in Watertown has been the subject of resurgent concerns among residents of the city's north side neighborhood. Some…
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The war on bath salts in New York state has some new tools. Newly announced state Department of Health regulations mean tougher penalties and more local…
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Researchers are warning of a higher concentration of ticks this summer and thus more potential for tick-borne illnesses – like Lyme disease.That’s because…