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Powerball Winner Sold At Upstate NY Speedway Gas Station Convenience Store

Is it you? Someone in Upstate New York is holding a fifty-thousand-dollar Powerball winning ticket. It was sold at a Valero Gas Station Convenience Store for the Monday night (March 10th) drawing. The Monday, March 10th Powerball jackpot was $330,700,000. Even though there was no first-place winner, a Valero gas...

New York · 2025-03-11
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Ross Stores opens more than a dozen new locations

In a reversal of a trend of store closings by other retailers and restaurants, Ross Stores announced that it has opened more than a dozen new locations across the country this month.

Connecticut · 2025-03-10

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Hochul leading field of potential Democratic challengers in New York: Survey

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) is leading in a field of potential Democratic challengers for the state’s gubernatorial race, according to a survey released Monday. The Siena College Research Institute poll found in a hypothetical 2026 Democratic primary that Hochul leads with 46 percent support among her party. She’s ahead of Lt. Gov. Antonio…

New York · 2025-03-11

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AG James Wins Case Against Central New York Ski Resort Owner for Illegally Shutting Down Competition

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James won her case against Intermountain Management (Intermountain) when a judge ruled the ski resort owner illegally stifled competition after it purchased and shut down Toggenburg Mountain, its main competitor. In October 2022, Attorney General James sued Intermountain, alleging it illegally created a monopoly in the Syracuse market, causing skiers to suffer higher prices and more crowded mountains and facilities due to the lack of competition. In addition, Attorney General James alleged that Intermountain’s “no-poach” provision, which prevented Toggenburg’s owners from hiring Intermountain employees, was anticompetitive and illegal. In a ruling granting the Office of the Attorney General’s (OAG) motion for summary judgment, the court found both of Intermountain’s anticompetitive tactics violated New York’s antitrust law.

Syracuse, NY · 2025-03-10
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Hundreds of Western New Yorkers soon to be out of work

More than 200 people are soon to be out of work in Western New York, according to WARN Notices from the New York state Department of Labor. First, EEDU, LLC, an Amazon delivery partner, will lay off all 129 employees, as the company closes. The closure is said to be...

New York · 2025-03-11

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Governor Hochul announces $85M for mental health 'step-down' programs in NY

Albany, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul announced the allocation of $85 million to establish five "step-down" programs aimed at assisting adults with co-occurring mental illness and intellectual or developmental disabilities in transitioning safely back into their communities after inpatient care. The initiative, administered by the State Office of Mental...

New York · 2025-03-11

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2,000+ New York prison workers fired as strike ends

After four different agreements and 22 days on the picket line, nearly 3,000 prison workers in New York have been fired. It comes after some-- including in the North Country-- didn’t return to work by the Monday deadline. Corrections officials say the strike is over.

New York · 2025-03-10

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Prison closures on table for legislature, no changes to HALT Act in One-House Proposals

Albany — The New York State Assembly and Senate responded to Governor Hochul's FY2026 Executive Budget proposal on Tuesday, unveiling their One-House Budgets. Now, negotiations will ramp up between the Governor, the Assembly, and Senate leaders over the next few weeks in anticipation of the April 1st deadline. In...

New York · 2025-03-11

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Upstate Northern Pennsylvania And New York: Heavy Snow Creates Hazardous Travel Conditions

A fast-moving band of heavy snow is rushing across central New York and northern Pennsylvania this morning, posing a hazard to travel with rapid decreases in visibility and gusting winds. According to the National Weather Service in Binghamton, the snow band was seen around 6:08 a.m. EST, running from Richmondville,...

Pennsylvania · 2025-03-10

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The “90 Degree Angle” Law In New York State

As we get ready for the spring to officially arrive, there are some laws in New York State that will be enforced. The snow in most places of the state is fading away and the longer days are moving in. New York State is a great place to be in the spring and if you love the outdoors, there is much to explore!

New York · 2025-03-11

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New York To Pay For Transgender Prisoners Transition Surgery

New York State may pay for transgender prisoners to have their transition surgery. There is a total of 115 non-binary incarcerated individuals in New York State prisons, as of January 2025. Non-binary means that a person does not fit into the traditional genders of male or female. According to Wikipedia,

New York · 2025-03-10

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If you want to see perps locked up, don’t count on Andrew Cuomo

Andrew Cuomo as governor signed off on “reforms” that sent crime soaring, and now he’s giving New Yorkers fair warning: He still stands by them, because the no-bail law “righted a terrible wrong.” Translation: If you want to see perps locked up, don’t count on Cuomo. “We were putting people in Rikers, in jail, who hadn’t been found guilty of anything just because they couldn’t make bail,” Cuomo claimed Sunday . Wealthy defendants could make bail and get released, he argued, while others, who couldn’t, remained locked up. False: Judges always took a person’s wealth into consideration when setting...

New York · 2025-03-10

New York Post

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Cuomo doubles down on bail reform during NYC mayor’s race: ‘Righted a terrible social wrong’

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo stood by the Empire State’s controversial bail reforms Sunday, telling reporters after a mayoral campaign stop at a Harlem church that, “It righted a terrible social wrong.” Cuomo, 67, has become the front-runner since throwing his hat into the race to unseat Mayor Eric Adams, playing largely on his performance during his 11 years as the state’s chief executive — including the criminal justice reforms that lawmakers passed on his watch. “Some people raised issues about not having enough judicial discretion in that bill,” the ex-governor said after speaking at Mount Neboh Baptist Church. “That...

New York, NY · 2025-03-09

New York Post

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RFK Jr. must release the truth about Andrew Cuomo’s deadly COVID nursing-home order

Now that Andrew Cuomo is running for mayor, local Republicans in Congress are demanding clarity on whether the then-gov’s deadly COVID-19 nursing-home order violated federal guidelines; Health Secretary Robert Kennedy should comply. Rep. Mike Lawler & Co. want answers on behalf of the families whose elderly loved ones died as the result of a “reckless directive” that forced “ill-prepared nursing-home facilities” to accept COVID-positive patients kicked out of hospitals. The virus ran wild in the care homes, taking 15,000 lives. Barry Diller backs Andrew Cuomo’s bid for NYC mayor out of ‘gratitude’ for supporting real estate project: report It...

New York · 2025-03-10

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S'mores eyed as suspected cause of Long Island wildfires

A New York resident making s'mores in their backyard is suspected of accidentally igniting a series of wildfires over the weekend that swept through hundreds of acres of the Pine Barrens region of Long Island, authorities said Monday. Suffolk County Police Commissioner Kevin Catalina said the "operating theory" is that a fire was started at about 9:30 a.m. ET Saturday when a resident used cardboard to start a fire to make s'mores, a confection that includes toasted marshmallows and chocolate sandwiched between graham crackers. "The individual making s'mores was unable to get the fire lit due to the winds,...

Suffolk County, NY · 2025-03-10

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N.Y. Lottery: Winner claims $1M in Mega Millions game as single lump sum

A New York City lottery player has claimed $1 million in a Mega Millions second prize. David Bewig of New City, New York, has claimed a $1 million prize for matching the first five Mega Millions numbers drawn on Aug. 25, 2023, according to New York Lottery officials. The winning...

New York · 2025-03-10

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Ontario electricity surcharge will impact New York customers

Premier Doug Ford says Ontario will impose a surcharge on electricity purchased by Minnesota, Michigan and New York in response to 25 percent tariffs imposed on Canada by the Trump Administration. The president removed tariffs from products covered under the U.S. Canada Mexico Trade Agreement on Thursday. Tariffs on steel...

New York · 2025-03-10