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Lovely Garden Roots

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New York Homeowners Have Until Dec. 1 to Fertilize the Lawn, and Repeat Violators of the State's Winter Ban Can Be Fined Up to $250

New York bans lawn fertilizer from Dec. 1 to April 1, homeowners included. After a warning, repeat violations can bring fines of up to $100 and then $250.

New York · 1d

Informnny ABC50

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Need for snow tires increases as first snow approaches Central New York

Some areas in Central New York are getting ready for the first snowfall of the season on Friday, which comes with a reminder for drivers to make the switch from regular to seasonal tires. Dunn Tire in DeWitt is one of many auto shops in the area to be slammed this time of year. With dozens of appointments coming in every day, workers at the shop have been putting in the hours to keep everyone safe.

Dewitt, NY · 3h

Juan Hudson Valley

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Hudson Valley Drivers Can Score $500 in Gas This Tanks-Giving

With gas prices soaring past $4 a gallon, one Hudson Valley gas station is giving drivers a chance to fill up their tanks for free.

Poughkeepsie, NY · 12h

New York Post

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NYC’s deadly e-bike dangers have now even reached into our homes

Five members of the Adam-Maine family went to sleep in an apartment in The Bronx’s Patterson Houses on Oct. 27 — and only one survived the night. Three children and one adult perished in the city’s latest confirmed battery-fire inferno , bringing the year’s total fatalities to nine so far. This cause of death didn’t even exist back in 2019. But now that we know the uniquely deadly risks of lithium-ion batteries, it shouldn’t be hard for Gov. Kathy Hochul, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the City Council to assure us: Nobody else must die. This family’s incineration fits a familiar narrative. One of the apartment’s residents was storing an e-bike in the apartment’s kitchen, blocking the single exit. The same thing happened in August, when an e-bike explosion in Brooklyn’s Albany Houses, another NYCHA complex, killed 18-year-old Caleb Matthews. And just last week, six people lost their lives in a Sunset Park house fire. The FDNY hasn’t determined the cause, but battery-powered micromobility devices were present at the scene. Since 2020, when New York state and city legalized e-bikes and e-scooters , lithium-ion battery deaths have claimed 44 lives — not counting the six souls in Sunset Park. Horrific e-bike

New York, NY · 1d

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NYS Food Allergen Label Changes Take Effect November 12th

The Broome County Health Department says starting Thursday, November 12th, changes will be made to how food is labeled at food establishments. The department says starting today, state food allergen requirements under Public Health Law 1356 and 1357 apply to every food service establishment, including temporary and mobile operations. While 1356 is already in effect, 1357 goes into effect today.

Broome County, NY · 7h

The Tonic Edit

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General Motors Will Pay $220 Million to States for Selling OnStar Drivers' Data, and More Than 700,000 New Yorkers Were Enrolled

GM will pay $220 million to 36 attorneys general over Smart Driver data sold to brokers and insurers. More than 700,000 New Yorkers were enrolled.

New York · 1d

Animal of Things

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Leaving Pets Outside in Winter in New York: What the Law Requires

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Leaving pets outside in winter in New York is legal in some situations and a crime in others, and the difference often comes down to shelter, weather, and how long the animal is exposed. The state has no single temperature at which it becomes illegal to keep a dog outdoors. Instead, the law focuses on … This article, Leaving Pets Outside in Winter in New York: What the Law Requires , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Pet Rent Laws in Alabama: What Landlords Can Charge and What Renters Owe • Can Landlords Deny ESA in Utah? Your Rights, Limits, and Next Steps • Antifreeze Poisoning Liability Laws in Georgia: Who Pays When a Pet Is Poisoned

New York · 1d

spectrumlocalnews.com

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Western New York students ask questions on Veterans Day

LOCKPORT, N.Y. – Well before the first school bell rang, eighth graders at Aaron Mossell Junior High School paid tribute to the U.S. armed forces. "It all started years ago when the kids did taps down at the park down here," said Eileen Brusino, instrumental music teacher at Aaron Mossell Junior High School.

Lockport, NY · 1d

bushwickdaily.com

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New York proposes reclassifying Newtown Creek to strengthen its water quality protections

New York State environmental regulators want to reclassify Newtown Creek, the industrial waterway separating Brooklyn from Queens, in a move that would lock in the strongest water quality protections the creek has ever had, and the public has until November 30 to comment. The state Department of Environmental Conservation announced the proposal on September 4, formally published it in the State Register on September 16, and will hold public hearings on November 16 and November 19.

Brooklyn, NY · 20h

WCAX

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Vermont wildlife officials warn hunters after chronic wasting disease found in New York

Vermont wildlife officials are warning hunters after a deadly deer disease was found in New York again.

Vermont · 2d

spectrumlocalnews.com

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Historic wins for Black women, LGBTQ+ candidates raise questions about political power in New York

ALBANY, N.Y. — New York voters broke several political glass ceilings this election, sending more Black women and LGBTQ+ candidates into some of the state’s highest offices. But while the election results made history, political analysts and advocates say the bigger question is whether those victories will translate...

New York · 22h

WRGB

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Project Bundle Up marks 10 years

How many coats has MVP Health Care given in the Capital Region this year?. Why does MVP Health Care provide winter coats to children in New York?. As winter settles in across New York, thousands of children are getting a warmer start to the season through MVP Health Care’s Project Bundle Up.

New York · 10h

NBC New York

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Gov. Hochul pledges state support amid ongoing rescue efforts in Brooklyn building collapse

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul spoke the morning after a residential building collapsed in Brooklyn, killing at least 8 people and injuring 19 others.

New York · 7h

acuity.news

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New York Early Intervention Telehealth Rate Cuts Annulled by Albany Judge. CMS Had Approved the Same 22 and 10 Percent Reductions in April.

A judge found no computation behind New York’s Early Intervention telehealth cuts, in a program for about 70,000 children that now authorizes ABA as its own service. The cuts: Since July 2025, New York has paid 22 percent less for Early Intervention telehealth visits, including ABA, downstate and in Poughkeepsie, and 10 percent less elsewhere, while in-person rates held steady.

New York · 5h

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Governor Hochul Announces New York To Sign On To Even Exchange Program To Help Active-duty Military And Veterans Get Commercial Driver Licenses

As New York honors active and retired members of our military services, Governor Hochul today announced New York’s participation in the U.S. Department of Transportation’s “Even Exchange” program to provide opportunities for service members to put their military training to work as commercial drivers. Under the program, qualified applicants who have been trained and educated to operate heavy equipment and machinery in the military will be able to use that experience to demonstrate the necessary knowledge to qualify for a Commercial Driver License (CDL), bypassing the need for a DMV written permit test.

New York · 1d

News 8 WROC

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New York proposes bill allowing for sick leave to care for pets

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A bill was introduced in the New York State Senate that, if passed, would allow employees to take paid time off work to care for pets. The bill, introduced by New York City assemblyman Manny De Los Santos (D), is summarized as “allows employees to receive paid sick leave for the […]

New York · 7h

freightwaves.com

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Freight distress persists as logistics layoffs top 1,000, bankruptcies mount

Financial distress continues to ripple through the U.S. transportation and logistics industry, with more than 1,000 announced job cuts and a new round of bankruptcy filings involving trucking companies, warehouse operators and freight-related businesses. At least 10 companies have disclosed plans to eliminate a combined 1,021 jobs, according to layoff...

New York · 1d

The Spun

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New Snow Warning Issued as Nor'easter Threatens This Week

A new winter weather advisory was issued for the Northeast as a Nor'easter rolls through.

New York · 23h

PIX11

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Flu cases surge in New York ahead of the holidays

NEW YORK (PIX11) — It may not be winter yet, but flu cases are already surging across New York. For the week ending Oct. 31, there were 7,696 laboratory-confirmed influenza cases statewide, a 77 percent increase from the previous week, according to the New York State Department of Health. Hospitalizations increased by 105 percent, rising […]

New York · 1d

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Cashman tells eligible New Yorkers to apply for Home Energy Assistance Program

With winter approaching, Assemblymember Michael S. Cashman is encouraging all residents to see if they are eligible for the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP). HEAP is a New York State program that issues heating benefits to help with eligible household’s annual energy costs. The application opened on Nov. 2 and runs through the winter or until funds run out.

New York · 1d