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Oneida County Set To Sue Governor Hochul Over Hiring Corrections Officers

Utica, N.Y. -Oneida County to file a lawsuit against New York and Governor Kathy Hochul and begin hiring former Correction Officers. After approval from the County Legislature, Executive Anthony Picente says they'll file the suit within 48 hours. Its in response to Governor Hochul’s order prohibiting the hiring of those fired Officers.

Oneida County, NY · 2025-03-17
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Anna Platz among third group of North Country women to receive grant support from Maxine M. Quigg Women in Business Fund

WATERTOWN- The third group of North Country women to receive grant support from the Maxine M. Quigg Women in Business Fund has been revealed. Among this latest class is Anna Platz, who currently is the Deputy Director of Lewis County Community Services in Lowville, NY. She was awarded funding to...

Watertown, NY · 2025-03-18
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Woman Arrested After Pretending to Be a Dentist for 8 Years

We all hate going to the dentist, right? We all get anxious at the notion of sharp objects jammed into our gums only to be scolded by the person cleaning our teeth that we need to floss more. Now try doing all of that with someone who claims to be...

Suffolk County, NY · 2025-03-17
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Local elections being held today in Theresa, Lowville and Glen Park

WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) – It may be March, but there are a few north country villages that will be holding elections. Theresa will have a contested race for mayor between incumbent Scott McConnell and challenger Atiba Raymond. There are also four people up for two village trustee seats. These are Willie Simpson, Larry McCrum, Jess […]

Theresa, NY · 2025-03-18

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Your Turn: feedback on hiring ex-COs, Gouverneur money & Lowville parade

WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office has received applications from former corrections officers looking for work. But with a state executive order banning some from working as police officers, it’s a tricky situation:. Just go against the ban and hire them. Kenzie Peebles. They...

Jefferson County, NY · 2025-03-17

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Larceny complaint from last summer leads to arrest of North Country resident

LE RAY- A local resident is faced with a larceny accusation in the North Country. According to the New York State Police (Watertown), Donald G. Bishop, 33, of Carthage, NY was arrested on Monday afternoon for one misdemeanor count of petit larceny. Troopers said the arrest stems from a larceny...

Carthage, NY · 2025-03-18

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California, New York and Texas would see some of the highest numbers of students impacted if cuts to CEP were made

California, Texas and New York would be some of the hardest hit states if funding for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) were cut, according to new data released by the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC). Late last month, the House of Representatives passed a budget resolution that directs the...

California · 2025-03-17

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Of the 260,000 N.Y. state employees, these workers have the highest salaries

Syracuse, N.Y. — Two New York state employees, including one in Syracuse, earned more than $1 million in 2024, according to state data. Dr. Robert Corona, CEO of Upstate University Hospital in Syracuse, made more than $1.01 million last year. He was the highest-paid state employee in 2024. No....

New York · 2025-03-17

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Albany woman admits sending 'legal' docs laced with drugs to prisons

An Albany woman pleaded guilty to lacing copy paper and business envelopes with synthetic marijuana and sending the documents into state correctional facilities.

Albany, NY · 2025-03-17

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Bridge In New York State That Has Been Repeatedly Hit Gets Hit Again

It's getting a bit confusing keeping up with the amount of times this particular bridge has been struck by vehicles. Back in February, an Amazon tractor-trailer hit this same bridge during an overnight delivery. In 2024, The Post Standard had reported that both a garbage truck and a tractor trailer had hit the unlucky bridge within only two hours.

New York · 2025-03-17

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Alcohol Sales Banned In These Towns In New York State

Did you know that there are towns and cities across New York State where you’re not allowed to buy alcohol? Believe it. A 1934 law that was passed after prohibition gave cities, towns and villages in the Empire State the option to ban sale of alcohol all together. Although there aren’t many, they do exist. So where are they?

New York · 2025-03-17

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More Than 60 Children Rescued From Human Trafficking In Upstate New York

In a groundbreaking operation, over 60 missing children and teens were rescued from human trafficking in Upstate New York. Youngest Victims Found in Latham, Upstate New York. Among the rescued children were some as young as two years old who were discovered in Latham, located in the Albany area of Upstate New York. The age range of those rescued varied from toddlers to teenagers, with many coming from different parts of the region.

New York · 2025-03-16

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National Guard members killed in cartel ambush

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Five soldiers are dead and two injured by gunfire following a series of attacks by armed civilians late Sunday along the Jalisco-Michoacan border in western Mexico. Hijacking of vehicles that were set on fire along highways preceded the attacks. Local news reports attribute the violence to members of the […]

Syracuse, NY · 2025-03-18

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Hochul: No intentions to ‘allow’ ICE to ‘just take people off the streets’ in NY

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) said she has no intentions to “allow” Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to “just take people off the streets.” Hochul joined MSNBC’s the Rev. Al Sharpton on Sunday, where she discussed her recent conversation with President Trump over ways they can work together on issues like congestion pricing, transportation…

New York · 2025-03-17

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New York fire departments settle over Confederate flag displays and discrimination issues

ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — The New York State Division of Human Rights announced the resolution of complaints against the Brookhaven, Levittown, and Holbrook Fire Districts and Departments regarding the display of Confederate flags and discriminatory membership policies. The settlements, concluded between July 2024 and January 2025, require the respondents...

New York · 2025-03-17

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Woman appeared at her mother’s home while her children were visiting her only to fatally beat her, hitting the woman 14 times in the back of the head after an argument about rental income; convicted

New York – In a somber conclusion to a distressing family conflict in New York, a 33-year-old woman, identified as A. Thran, was convicted of second-degree murder for the death of her mother, identified as P. Halverson. The verdict was delivered after an intensive eight-day trial, culminating in a decision that could put Thran behind bars for a minimum of 10 years to a potential maximum of 25 years to life. She will learn her fate on May 6.

New York · 2025-03-16