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A Couple of "Big Money" Winning Powerball tickets were sold in New York State

Here are last night's winning Powerball numbers

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Queens man becomes first convicted under New York’s new deed theft law

A Queens man admitted to stealing the home of an elderly, bedridden woman suffering from dementia, and is now the first person to be convicted under the state’s new criminal deed theft law. Victor Quimis, 40, pleaded guilty as part of a deal with the New York Attorney General’s...

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CNY News

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New York State Comments On Leaf Blowers Being Banned

What is the law about gas powered blowers?

New York · 8h

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Motorcyclist Dies After Fence Crash on Charles Lindbergh Boulevard on Long Island

Ronkonkoma Ave. & Portion Rd. — Approximate Site of Other Fatal Crash. A motorcyclist is dead after losing control and striking a fence along Charles Lindbergh Boulevard Saturday afternoon, in a crash that unfolded in the roadway's southbound lanes near the Cradle of Aviation Museum. Police and EMS units arrived around 2 p.m. to find the rider fatally injured; he was pronounced dead at the scene, and his name still had not been released as of Sunday morning.

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25 Snowstorms Upstate New Yorkers Will Never Forget

There are winter storms that Upstate New Yorkers remember by their dates, and others they remember by what happened afterward. Someone who lived through Buffalo’s Blizzard of 1977 may still recall the sound of wind against the windows or the sight of a car disappearing beneath a drift. Families in the Southern Tier remember nights when the snow rose faster than plows could clear it. In the Hudson Valley, a heavy snowfall sometimes meant something different altogether: tree limbs crashing into power lines, darkened houses, and roads that looked familiar until the snow took away every recognizable landmark.

New York · 2d

Daily Voice

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Snow Chances Emerge In These Locations As Blustery Weather Arrives

A blustery turn in the Northeast’s weather could give some communities a wintry preview, with location and elevation determining whether it's rain or snow. The National Weather Service expects rain across eastern New York and neighboring western New England on Saturday, Nov. 7, into early Sunday, No…

New York · 2d

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The Upstate New York Scenic Railroad That Turns Two Hours Into 34 Miles Of Holiday Lights

Some holiday traditions in Upstate New York refuse to retire, and one of them runs on rails. In a small Orleans County canal town between Rochester and Buffalo, families climb aboard vintage passenger cars every winter for a storybook ride to meet Santa. The same place spends the rest of...

Orleans County, NY · 1d

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Penn Yan site gets state “Superfund” classification

PENN YAN–The Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal Site Program, also referred to as the State Superfund Program, is New York state’s program for identifying, investigating, and cleaning up sites where the disposal of hazardous waste may present a threat to public health and/or the environment. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) maintains a list of these sites on the registry of inactive hazardous waste disposal sites. As described in more detail below, following the initial investigation or site characterization completed at the K & L Cleaners site (2469 Route 54A, Penn Yan), the site was added to the registry as a Class 2 site that presents a significant threat to public health or the environment.

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The Financial Wire

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Senior homeowners in West Virginia, Michigan, New York, Florida and Rhode Island face property tax exemption deadlines running from Dec. 1, 2026 to March 15, 2027

The first of five local property tax cutoffs for older homeowners lands Dec. 1, when West Virginia’s window for a $20,000 homestead exemption closes. Michigan’s Ann Arbor follows with a Dec. 14 poverty-exemption deadline, then New York’s Town of Conklin and Florida’s Pinellas County on March 1 and Pawtucket, Rhode Island, on March 15. Each... The post Senior homeowners in West Virginia, Michigan, New York, Florida and Rhode Island face property tax exemption deadlines running from Dec. 1, 2026 to March 15, 2027 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

West Virginia · 4h

The Hill

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Opinion: The Amish versus New York: When vaccine mandates clash with faith

The U.S. Supreme Court is now the only remedy for the Amish. But history, basic decency and precedent are on their side.

New York · 2d

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Rockefeller Christmas Tree Has a Flat-Out Problem in CNY

Central New York's famous Christmas tree is on its way to NYC, but not before a little roadside adventure.

New York, NY · 1d

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Hudson Valley Republicans lost to Trump. We need a new path | Opinion

At about 11:30 p.m. on Election Night, I was perched on a high piece of ground near the loading dock of the Westchester County Board of Election’s Ardsley warehouse. I had a clear line of sight down the long entrance into the parking lot. I was expecting to see BOE vans delivering the controversial paper ballots that voters had been unable to scan into voting machines across Westchester County for most of Election Day. We were told the vans would have police escorts. Then a phalanx of police vehicles eased to the left off Saw Mill River Road onto the long driveway up to the warehouse. I identified Eastchester and Bedford as they passed by. They were transporting the provisional ballots themselves. They were driving slowly, no sirens, muted emergency lights. It looked exactly like a funeral procession and in many ways it might be. Republicans across the Hudson Valley and the nation were drowned in the blue wave that swept them away on Nov. 3. Who buried New York Republicans? President Donald Trump Their opponents are taking credit, but the evidence shows the cause is President Donald Trump. At rally after rally across the country in the last month

Westchester County, NY · 1d

News 12

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Rubber-modified asphalt could make roads last longer, but it’s rarely used locally

Rubber-modified asphalt, which incorporates recycled tire rubber into the binder used to hold asphalt together, has been used for decades in parts of the United States.

Connecticut · 2d

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Medical Data Breach Exposed 4.2 Million New Yorkers, Companies Face Up to $10 Million Settlement

Five companies have agreed to strengthen their cybersecurity practices and pay at least $300,000 in penalties following a massive medical data breach that exposed the […] The post Medical Data Breach Exposed 4.2 Million New Yorkers, Companies Face Up to $10 Million Settlement first appeared on SciFisland.com .

New York · 2d

New York State News

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Walmart Makes Amazing Changes To Thanksgiving Meal Deal In New York

Wanna feed your family this holiday season for $3.50 per person?

New York · 2d

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NY Archbishop, Archdiocese Join Nuns' Lawsuit Against Assisted-Suicide Law

New York's Medical Aid in Dying Act has drawn a bigger legal fight. Archbishop Ronald Hicks, the Archdiocese of New York and the ArchCare Catholic healthcare ministry have joined four orders of Catholic nuns in a federal lawsuit seeking to block the law, which lets terminally ill New Yorkers with less than six months to live request lethal medication.

New York · 1d

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Republican holds razor-thin lead in New York's 43rd Senate District

While Election Day has moved into the rear-view mirror in most communities, they're still counting votes in New York's 43rd Senate District. That's because incumbent Republican Jake Ashby led Democratic challenger Devin Lander by only 103 votes (49.23% to 49.15%) Friday out of more than 121,989 votes cast, down slightly from 125 on Thursday, according to the state Board of Elections.

New York · 2d

New York Post

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Hochul’s hubby collects nearly $200K from gaming giant that cashed in on $18M tax break

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s husband Bill has been collecting scratch from the same hospitality and gambling giant showering state Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie with cushy Boston Celtics tickets, The Post has learned. Records show Bill Hochul has received nearly $200,000 in “deferred compensation” from his former employer, Delaware North, even though he claimed to have cut ties from the company — which just reaped an $18 million tax break from the state . Hochul, after taking office in 2021, recused herself from all official state government actions involving Delaware North, since her hubby worked as the gaming giant’s top lawyer and senior vice president at the time. First Gentleman Bill Hochul has received nearly $200,000 in “deferred compensation” from his former employer, Delaware North, records show. Stephen Yang for NY Post But in 2023, Hochul issued a memo lifting her recusal, claiming there wasn’t a conflict of interest anymore since her husband was leaving the gambling and hospitality powerhouse — and would “have no financial connection to Delaware North following his departure.” The memo said Bill Hochul “will not receive payment of any kind from Delaware North or its subsidiary entities” or “any other thing of value.” Good-government watchdogs are now

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