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NYPD walks back negotiations with Israeli software firm

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Inflation, gas, and tourism lifted New York’s sales tax revenues by $1.4B so far in 2026: Comptroller report

New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli reported that local governments collected $19.6 billion in sales tax from January to September 2026, marking a 7.6% increase driven by inflation, tourism, and global conflicts.

New York · 10d

Yahoo!

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New York lawmakers approve plug-in solar bill as advocates urge Gov. Hochul to sign

A bill in New York could let residents get some of the benefits of solar by plugging a solar panel into a standard wall outlet, though the savings may not match the simplicity. Here's what to know. The SUNNY Act passed both chambers of the New York Legislature in May,...

New York · 11d
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New York’s legal cannabis market tops $4.1 billion in retail sales

New York · 12d

The Daily Post

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Arc Herkimer Dedicates Business Park Building to Retired CEO Kevin Crosley

HERKIMER, N.Y. – Arc Herkimer honored the service and legacy of retired President and CEO Kevin Crosley on Monday afternoon, Oct. 26, dedicating the Arc Business Park building in his […]

Herkimer, NY · 13d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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NYSEG, RG&E install more than 600 grid reliability devices in 2026

New York State Electric & Gas (NYSEG) and Rochester Gas and Electric (RG&E) have installed more than 600 recloser devices across the grid in 2026. The devices play a key role in energy reliability by rerouting energy during an outage, helping reduce restoration times from hours to minutes. “Reclosers are...

New York · 12d

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New Yorkers could see delays in November unemployment checks

Due to planned upgrades at the state Labor Department, New Yorkers expecting unemployment checks next month could face delays of up to 12 days. The department is upgrading its system to make it easier for workers to access unemployment insurance services online and streamline business requirements. “This upgrade has been...

New York · 11d

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NY seniors secure refund after being misled by free book scheme

ALBANY, N.Y. (WNYT)- New York Attorney General Letitia James has secured refunds for consumers and $23,500 in penalties from Frank W. Cawood and Associates, Inc. (FC&A) for misleading consumers with a “free no-risk preview” program for their books. FC&A publishes and sells self-help books targeted towards seniors. An...

New York · 11d

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Bradford County's $10.8M Gas Windfall Towers Over NY Neighbor Across the Border

Chemung County Landfill — Destination for Pennsylvania Drilling Waste. Bradford County, Pennsylvania and its municipalities are set to share more than $10.8 million in natural-gas impact-fee revenue generated during the 2024 production year, money that local officials say has funded new public buildings and infrastructure even as neighboring New York maintains a ban on high-volume hydraulic fracturing now in its second decade.

Bradford County, PA · 14d

classicnewyorkhistory.com

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25 Famous Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders You Didn’t Know Were From Upstate New York

John D. Rockefeller helped create an oil empire in Ohio. Leland Stanford made his fortune in California. Henry Flagler helped transform Florida. The founder of Airbnb began his life in a Schenectady County suburb. These stories share something readers might not expect: the people behind them came from Upstate New York.

New York · 14d

WNYT NewsChannel 13 Albany, NY

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NY unemployment services temporarily unavailable starting Nov. 2

Unemployment insurance services in New York will go offline next week for a system upgrade, delaying some payments until the new platform is fully online.

New York · 13d

buildlikenew.com

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Serial Killer Joel Rifkin’s Murder House Just Sold for $670,000 and the Buyers Could Not Be Happier

The Long Island Home Where 17 Women Were Killed Just Found a New Owner for $670K A house where some […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

New York · 16d

Hudson Valley Post

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Taste Of Italy Owner Closes Upstate New York "Chapter, Start New Life"

One of the more dramatic storylines in Upstate New York this summer and fall appears to be coming to a close.

Latham, NY · 21d

WKTV

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Kinney Drugs to Open New Location in Washington Mills

A new drug store is set to open in Washington Mills.

Washington Mills, NY · 12d

WKTV

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Arc Herkimer Renames Business Park After Retired President CEO

HERKIMER, N.Y. -- Arc Herkimer honored retired President and CEO Kevin Crosley for his vision and dedication in creating the Arc Business Park. Years ago, Crosley and the Arc Herkimer board acquired abandoned property at 420 East German St. in Herkimer. That decision led to the development of a successful...

Herkimer, NY · 13d

Lakeland Gazette

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North Star Health Alliance Bankruptcy: Examining Executive Accountability, Richard Duvall

Richard Duvall was the CEO of North Star Health Alliance when it experienced serious financial problems, but the available evidence does not establish that he alone caused the hospital system’s bankruptcy. There are legitimate questions about his leadership and the decisions made under his administration, but it’s important to distinguish documented facts from accusations.

New York · 13d

Route Fifty

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New York aims to train up to 40,000 residents for AI-ready jobs

New York is pouring $10 million into a workforce training and job placement initiative aimed at placing residents in careers that leverage artificial intelligence, state officials announced last week. More than $3 million of that total will support the development of the AI Jobs Institute, a hub where residents will...

New York · 12d

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25 Historic Brands That Began in Upstate New York

Before technology companies began competing for space in California’s Silicon Valley, cities and small towns across Upstate New York produced goods that reached households and businesses across the United States. Rochester became a center of photography, optics, and later office equipment. Buffalo supplied industrial products and consumer goods. The Mohawk Valley and Southern Tier built businesses around manufacturing, agriculture, and the transportation corridors that linked inland communities with the Atlantic coast.

New York · 17d

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Governor Hochul Announces $20 Million To Make The Dream Of Homeownership A Reality

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the final round of 2026 awards for her innovative MOVE-IN NY affordable homeownership program. Nearly $20 million was awarded to create 61 new homes across the state. The Essex County Land Bank was awarded $7,260,000 for four homes; the Wayne County Regional Land Bank was...

New York · 16d

TBR News Media

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NYS purchases 750 acres near former Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant site for $28.5M

To protect a large swath of land with ecological, environmental, historical and cultural significance, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation agreed to purchase 750 acres of land from National Grid recently for $28.5 million. The purchase of the land surrounding the decommissioned site of the Shoreham Nuclear Power...

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