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The Money Overview

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New York homeowners 65 and older with combined incomes up to $113,550 qualify for Enhanced STAR in 2027, and senior exemption applications are due March 1 in most places

New York has set the income ceiling for Enhanced STAR, the larger school-tax break for older homeowners, at $113,550 for 2027 benefits. The figure is a combined income for the owners and any spouse living in the home, and at least one resident owner must be 65 by December 31 of the benefit year. The […] The post New York homeowners 65 and older with combined incomes up to $113,550 qualify for Enhanced STAR in 2027, and senior exemption applications are due March 1 in most places appeared first on The Money Overview .

New York · 17d

Insurance Journal

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OSHA Proposes $648K in Fines for 6 Employers at New York Excavation Site

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited six New York and New Jersey employers for serious safety violations involving excavation hazards at the construction site of a large mixed-use commercial building. OSHA has proposed a combined $648,094 in penalties for the alleged violations. OSHA said it responded to...

Monroe, NY · 17d
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New York Post

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America’s billionaire boom: Florida gains on New York as California dominates top 10

Florida is minting billionaires at a blistering pace — and is now just 15 deep pockets away from overtaking the Empire State. But ahead of No. 2 New York and No. 3 Florida, California still reigns supreme as the land of billionaires with 255 of them — 76 more than in 2022, according to a new Forbes ranking. Florida now boasts 138 billionaires, 47 more than it had in 2022. By comparison, New York has 153, but added just 24 moguls in the last five years. New York’s wallet-sapping mix of skyrocketing rent, taxes and everyday expenses makes it difficult for both working-class and high-income families to justify staying. California voters’ major shift on billionaire tax revealed in new poll Beyond its warm weather, Florida’s low tax burden is a big draw for both retirees and workers. The state does not have an individual income tax, estate tax, inheritance tax or long-term capital gains tax. Mark Zuckerberg is the richest man in California with $246 billion. Getty Images Wealthy millennials are leaving blue states on both coasts and heading to red states in the South by the thousands, according to a Smart Asset analysis. Florida’s Palm Beach County is attracting

Florida · 15d

SciFiSland

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Suffolk-Linked Mortgage Debt Buyer Among Firms in $480K New York Settlement

A group of mortgage-debt buyers, including a company with a documented history of foreclosure litigation in Suffolk County, will pay more than $480,000 in penalties […] The post Suffolk-Linked Mortgage Debt Buyer Among Firms in $480K New York Settlement first appeared on SciFisland.com .

Suffolk County, NY · 15d

News 8 WROC

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NYS DOL’s unemployment insurance system blackout starts next week

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — New Yorkers are being reminded of a critical upgrade to the state’s unemployment insurance system next week. The upgrade will start on Monday, November 2. During this time, all online and phone-based unemployment insurance services will be temporarily unavailable. The process to bring the new system online is between nine and […]

New York · 14d

New York Post

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NY’s fracking ban is pure evil — but Hochul refuses to lift it

It’s been 12 years since then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo banned fracking in New York — a dozen years in which Southern Tier residents have had to watch their neighbors across the Pennsylvania state line prosper while their own towns rot. A decade-plus, also, where fracking’s supposed perils have completely failed to prove real anywhere. If Albany cared about reality, it’d lift the ban and enjoy the ensuing riches. If. Instead, folks in Chemung County can only envy those in Bradford County, Pa. New York’s fracking ban leaves community to crumble while Pa. neighbors boom with gas millions Both sit atop the Marcellus Shale, the largest natural gas field in America. Bradford has reaped the rich rewards of the fracking boom as companies from around the country exploit Marcellus. Chemung, which had started to share in the boom, has lost out since 2014. Drill, baby drill! Americans want energy independence from foreign countries: poll Bradford County and its municipalities collect over $10 million a year in payments from gas companies; individual landowners earn more in royalties from 1,500 wells. Fracking also powers up the local economy: Towanda, Pa., has a median household income of $61,000 and a county poverty rate of 13%.

New York · 16d

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Micron Backs New Hartford-Based Indium Corporation's Rome Processing Expansion

Micron Technology announced an investment Tuesday aimed at restarting domestic processing of minerals critical to advanced semiconductor manufacturing, funneling strategic funding into Indium Corporation's refining and manufacturing expansion in Rome, New York. The deal also includes a long-term supply agreement giving Micron access to high-purity minerals produced at the Central New York facility. The specific dollar amount of Micron's investment in Indium was not disclosed.

Rome, NY · 16d

metalarchitecture.com

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Marc Donahue to represent Apogee in Upstate New York

Apogee Architectural Metals has named Horizon Fenestration, led by industry veterans Marc and Phil Donahue, to represent EFCO, Tubelite, and Wausau Window across New York State. Marc previously served as an EFCO executive and regional sales manager. “Our goal is simple: to reestablish and strengthen Apogee’s position as a leading...

New York · 14d

98.1 The Hawk

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Bills Come First For 80 Percent Of Local Workers Right After Payday Hits

More than half of local workers have put off paying an essential bill while waiting for payday to arrive, a reality that shapes how families manage their finances.

New York · 13d

myhometowntoday.com

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NYSEG expands automated outage response across New York

New York State Electric & Gas says it has installed more than 600 automated reclosers across New York in 2026 as part of a broader effort to reduce the duration and reach of power outages. Reclosers are remotely operated grid devices that can identify a damaged section of a distribution...

New York · 13d

The Overlook

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Meet the Candidates: Janet Tweed on Affordable Housing, Budget Constraints, and Renewable Energy

The Overlook is conducting a series of interviews with candidates running in the Nov. 3 election, offering readers an opportunity to hear directly from those seeking to shape their communities. In this installment, reporter Connor Greco interviewed Janet Tweed, Democratic nominee for New York’s 102nd Assembly District. The district includes all of Greene and Schoharie […] The post Meet the Candidates: Janet Tweed on Affordable Housing, Budget Constraints, and Renewable Energy appeared first on The Overlook .

New York · 17d

WRGB

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"A painful winter" ahead for home heating oil customers as prices spike

ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — New Yorkers who use heating oil to keep their homes warm are in for “a painful winter,” one expert said, noting that the prices for heating oil are nearly 70-percent higher than this time last year. Heating oil prices are affected by the same factors that have led to spikes in gasoline.

New York · 17d

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Researchers Pave the Way for a Disease-Resistant Future in the Vines

Grapes are some of the most inspiring plants on Earth. They naturally have chemical compounds that help defend them against diseases and predators, while also offering us that array of complex flavors, colors, and aromas that make us reach for another sip of wine. Finding the balance between disease resistance...

New York · 15d

CNY News

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Another Discount Store Is Coming to Central NY!

The former Big Lots building in Hamilton is getting a new tenant.

Hamilton, NY · 19d

Long Island Life & Politics

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No Surprise - Home Prices Keep Going Up

By Hank Russell It seems everything keeps going up - the rate of inflation, mortgage rates and home prices on Long Island, the latter showing no signs of slowing down. According to the recent data

Nassau County, NY · 19d

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Raymond's Proven Approach to Supply Chain Technology Earns Industry Recognition

Technology leader Derrick Miller recognized by Supply & Demand Chain Executive with Pro to Know award_ GREENE, N.Y., October 22, 2026 — Derrick Miller, senior manager of technology solutions, at The Raymond Corporation, has been named a recipient of Supply & Demand Chain Executive (SDCE) magazine’s 2026 Pro to Know award. SDCE’s Pros to Know awards highlight industry leaders who are driving innovation and technology adoption to enhance supply chain resilience. With his strategic approach to integrated, intelligent warehouses, Miller has been a driving force for Raymond’s technology portfolio, including advanced telematics, operator assist technology and automation solutions, demonstrating how technology integrates into the warehouse and fleet for an interconnected operation.

Greene, NY · 18d

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Housing affordability key campaign issue ahead of midterm elections

Early voting in New York begins Saturday and as candidates make their final appeals to their constituents, affordability continues to top the list of voter concerns. One major way affordability manifests in the day-to-day is in housing. WAMC's Annie Bennett with our Southern Adirondack Bureau Chief Aaron Shellow-Lavine who’s done some reporting on the issue ahead of election day.

Saratoga Springs, NY · 16d

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Hochul confirms talks to lure 2nd big chipmaker to CNY: ‘Micron will always be the first child’

Syracuse, N.Y. – Gov. Kathy Hochul said today she’s involved in talks to lure a new computer chip manufacturer to Marcy in Oneida County, but any deal is contingent on federal approvals that could be weeks away. Hochul told the editorial board of Syacuse.com | The Post-Standard that...

New York · 18d