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A plan to install up to 70 giant wind turbines in two neighboring communities along the Lake Ontario shoreline has strong opposition from many in those…
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School starts for most districts this week and next, and it’s the first time when New York schools can supply their nurses with a drug to reverse the…
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Many of New York’s power stations are reaching the end of their operating lives, with coal-fired plants becoming less viable from both a business and…
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The state's yogurt production has tripled since 2008, thanks to Greek yogurt's popularity. But the fixed price for milk means farmers aren't necessarily benefiting from the boom.
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Shipping lanes and ports along the Great Lakes are big contributors to the economies of upstate cities. Federal funding to remove sediment and keep these…
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A western New York business is creating terra cotta architectural features with the help of the latest technology. The objects are an important element in…
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In 1975, the workforce in several major cities in upstate New York had more than 40 percent of their jobs in manufacturing. Today, that number hovers…
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo spent Wednesday traveling to three western New York cities to deliver gambling revenue that was withheld by the Seneca Nation of Indians…
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With 750 cast members, more than a thousand costumes, and special effects to rival a Hollywood film, the Hill Cumorah Pageant, which celebrates the…
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An estimated 15 percent of people around the world live with some form of disability. Upstate universities are tackling the challenges faced by this…