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The Money Overview

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A deed thief who stole about $4.7 million worth of brownstones from homeowners was sentenced to 7 to 21 years in prison, New York’s attorney general says

A New York State Supreme Court justice has sentenced Joseph Makhani, a Long Island man the state’s attorney general calls a “notorious deed thief,” to 7 to 21 years in prison for stealing two Harlem brownstones worth about $4.7 million combined. Attorney General Letitia James announced the sentence on Nov. 10, 2026. Both buildings were […] The post A deed thief who stole about $4.7 million worth of brownstones from homeowners was sentenced to 7 to 21 years in prison, New York’s attorney general says appeared first on The Money Overview .

New York · 11h

WKBW 7 News Buffalo

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WNY hospitals respond to increase in flu cases and hospitalizations

As flu activity increases across New York, local hospitals are taking steps to protect patients and limit the spread of respiratory illnesses.

New York · 2d

The Daily Hodl

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New York Attorney Sentenced in Connecticut for Embezzling Over $500,000 from Trust

Federal prosecutors have secured an eight-month prison sentence for a New York attorney who stole more than half a million dollars from a trust overseeing real property in Connecticut. Edward W. Miller, 71, of Lawrence, New York, was ordered to serve the term plus one year of supervised release by U.S. District Judge Sarala V. […] The post New York Attorney Sentenced in Connecticut for Embezzling Over $500,000 from Trust appeared first on The Daily Hodl .

Connecticut · 7h

The Tonic Edit

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New York's POWER Rebate Checks Are Still Going Out to 8.2 Million Residents Through December, With No Application

New York is mailing $100, $150 or $200 POWER energy rebate checks to about 8.2 million residents through December. No application or utility bill is needed.

New York · 11h

Times Union

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Hochul urged to veto 'food safety' legislation critics say will drive up grocery prices

Hundreds of businesses, labor organizations and chambers of commerce are urging Gov. Kathy Hochul to veto the proposed food safety and chemical disclosure act.

New York · 14h

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“It feels immoral": Small businesses struggle with rising healthcare premiums

This time of year is nerve-wracking for Cindy Wheeler. As vice president and operations manager at Beacon’s Closet, which has four vintage and thrift stores in New York City, it’s her job to figure out health insurance for their nearly 50 full-time employees. It’s always a lot of work in the lead up to open enrollment. But this year has been something else.

New York, NY · 1d

News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY

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Lollypop Farm teams up with Wild Tunes to calm shelter animals through the end of year

Lollypop Farm is using live music to help calm some of its most stressed animals.

New York · 3h

WKTV

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Farewell Party Hosted for 119th Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon

UTICA, N.Y. -- In a couple months, Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon's tenure is coming to an end after deciding not to seek re-election for another term. Buttenschon represented New York's 119th Assembly District for eight years. So, on Thursday night, to honor her service, family and friends threw her a farewell...

Utica, NY · 1d

waynetimes.com

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NY’s Harsh Winter Paving Program earmarks $1.9M for part of Route 104

The Governor’s office has announced more than $15 million is heading to the Finger Lakes region aimed at improving safety and repairing state roads with a focus on those impacted by extreme weather. The state says 642 lane miles of highways will be addressed as part of this phase...

Wayne County, NY · 12h

Hot 99.1

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Tri-City ValleyCats Announce Fireworks Schedule for 2027

Fireworks at the Joe are back next summer!

New York · 1d

13 WHAM

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New York's first case of of chronic wasting disease in 21 years detected in Livingston Co.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced Friday that it is opening a deer check station after chronic wasting disease was detected in a wild deer in Livingston County. The DEC said CWD, which hadn't been detected in a wild deer in New York state since 2005, is...

Livingston County, NY · 1d

News10NBC WHEC Rochester, NY

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State lawmakers will hold hearing on landfill challenges, including dwindling capacity

State lawmakers will hold a hearing to discuss challenges with maintaining the state’s landfills, which could run out of capacity in the next two decades.

New York · 1d

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Fly of the Week: Parker Wet Fly

Angling history firmly establishes New York’s Catskill region as the birthplace of American fly fishing. The legendary waters of the Beaverkill, Willowemoc, Neversink and other Catskill streams helped shape the country’s fly fishing traditions. While the region is best known for the development of the American dry fly, the Adirondacks have their own distinctive place in that history, one closely tied to the tradition of fishing wet flies.

New York · 1d

Utica Observer-Dispatch

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Area seniors hit the field for one last football game in Westmoreland

WESTMORELAND — Graduating football players whose final season has ended at 20 Section III schools got a final gridiron send-off Wednesday, Nov. 11, in Westmoreland at the 2026 Elevate CNY High Senior All-Star Football Game. The Gray team, with players from Adirondack, Camden, Canastota, General Brown, Holland Patent, Little Falls, New York Mills, Oneida, Rome Free Academy and Sherburne-Earlville, jumped ahead early and was never challenged on the scoreboard in a 45-26 win over the Green team, which included players from Carthage, Cazenovia, Central Valley Academy, Clinton, Cooperstown, Herkimer, Mt. Markham, Proctor, West Canada Valley and Westmoreland. More: 2026 Section III football playoff schedule Rome Free Academy quarterback Mark Barone threw touchdown passes to high school teammate Chad Smith and Jordan Palmer, the quarterback for Sherburne-Earlville's eight-player team who played wide receiver for the senior game. Barone also ran for a touchdown while Canastota Raider Devon Silvernail ran for three and earned MVP honors for the victorious Gray. The Green MVP was Proctor Raider Dennis Allen, who ran for a second-half touchdown. Each team also had a player honored with a Warrior Award for demonstrating "extraordinary toughness, high-impact hustle, leadership under pressure and selflessness"; those awards went to Rome Free

Westmoreland, NY · 1d

Informnny ABC50

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North Country Football Fever: Sectional Final & State Round 1

Section 3 finals and the opening round of state play take the focus in this week of North Country high school football.

New York · 12h

MyChamplainValley.com

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Adirondacks, Greens will add up more snow this weekend

Northwest winds will kick up quite a bit of upslope mountain snow showers Saturday. Check out our regional snowfall totals, here. Valleys (Below 1,000 feet): Little to no accumulation is expected for our major valley communities, but it wouldn’t be impossible to experience a few rain and snow showers at times, especially Saturday. Mid-Slopes (1,000 […]

Adirondack Mountains, NY · 1d

cnycentral.com

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Poor weather pattern to continue through the weekend. Specifics and when it changes here!

After a regular southern storm system gave much of Central and Southern New York a combination of rain and snow with some heavy accumulations over sections of Otsego and Chenango counties at elevations over 1500 feet, the forecast for the weekend remains substandard. It's part of our next weather makers:

Chenango County, NY · 1d

Spectator

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Adjusting to hot weather deer hunting amid a warm fall | Column

Hopefully, the hot weather archery season is over, and we can get back to some normal temps. We expect cool and sometimes cold temperatures during bow season. Most deer hunters in the northern states imagine their time in the woods to be in cool, if not frigid weather. We dress for it, plan on it, discuss and buy our camo and gear for colder temperatures to be able to deal with the cold days in the woods. But things have changed. October of 2026 had to be one of the warmest on record here in the Northeast, specifically Western New York. It rained at the end of the first week of the bow season, and then was bone dry well into November, despite the prognostications of the weather experts that since we are in an El Nino year, our autumn would be warmer (they got that right) and wetter than usual. Wrong on the latter. Didn’t rain for almost a month! Yes, there are those of us who yearn for cool ... some call it cold weather. We've had enough of the summer heat, don't mind scraping frost off our windshields in the morning, and glad to say good riddance

Western, NY · 16h

AGDAILY.com

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N.Y. dairy farmer runs marathon, raises $30,722 for milk

N.Y. dairy farmer Tyler Beck raised more than $30K by running the N.Y. City Marathon, helping provide roughly 250K servings of milk to families in need. The post N.Y. dairy farmer runs marathon, raises $30,722 for milk appeared first on AGDAILY .

Freeville, NY · 1d