<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1TPLA1_18fQ6FYC00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1TPLA1_18fQ6FYC00" width="767" height="431" >As the Winter Olympics get underway in Italy, a group of New York lawmakers is exploring a bid to bring the Winter Games to the state in the future.The idea follows a recent model of major cities partnering with mountain towns, as Milan and Cortina are doing this year.Assemblymember Bobby Carroll is part of an effort to pair New York City with the historic Olympic venues in Lake Placid for a potential future Games.Carroll, who is traveling to Italy for this year’s Olympics, joined “Mornings On 1” Friday to discuss the proposal and what it could mean for the state.Tap the video player above to watch the full interview.</div></body>

New York Lawmakers Explore Bid for Future Winter Olympics

As the Winter Olympics commence in Italy, a group of New York lawmakers is considering a bid to host future Winter Games in the state. Assemblymember Bobby Carroll is leading the initiative, proposing a partnership between New York City and the existing Olympic venues in Lake Placid. This strategy mirrors the current collaboration between Milan and Cortina. Carroll, who will attend the ongoing Italian event, highlighted the potential benefits for New York during a recent interview. The proposal aims to boost the state's economy and profile on the global stage.

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As the Winter Olympics get underway in Italy, a group of New York lawmakers is exploring a bid to bring the Winter Games to the state in the future. The idea follows a recent model of major cities partnering with mountain towns, as Milan and Cortina are doing this year.

Assemblymember eyes Olympic future for New York

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As the Winter Olympics get underway in Italy, a group of New York lawmakers is exploring a bid to bring the Winter Games to the state in the future. The id

Assemblymember eyes Olympic future for New York

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