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Technical problems in Northeast U.S. result in delayed, cancelled flights at BTV
BURLINGTON, Vt. (ABC22/FOX44) - More than half of flights into and out of Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport are either cancelled or delayed Monday as part of wider technical disruptions. Flight disruptions began when a circuit on a fiber optic cable in Philadelphia failed Monday morning, and while there was...
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North Star Health Alliance cuts nearly 600 jobs, job center reports few seeking help
WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - North Star Health Alliance has cut nearly 600 jobs in the past year, according to information revealed last week in U.S. Bankruptcy Court. The health group’s attorney put North Star’s current employment level at 1,100. Last fall, when financial trouble at North Star became public, then-CEO Rich Duvall said the company had close to 1,700 workers.
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$9.9 million unaccounted for; just a piece of financial troubles in Fulton
FULTON, N.Y. — An audit from the New York State Comptroller reported that $9.9 million was unaccounted for in the City of Fulton's budget. It was revealed that the city's Clerk-Chamberlains did not maintain accurate or up-to-date records. As of May, 2026, city government had not reconciled those accounts since December, 2022.
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New owners poised to buy Thunder Island in Fulton
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New York STAR Benefits: A Powerful Guide to Saving Money Now
New York STAR Benefits: A Powerful Guide to Saving Money Now. What Mohawk Valley homeowners should know about registering, staying eligible and avoiding costly mistakes. New York STAR benefits can lower the school-property-tax burden for eligible homeowners, but the savings are not automatic for everyone. A new owner generally must register with the state, while current recipients should keep their information accurate and respond promptly to official letters. For homeowners in Utica and across the Mohawk Valley, a few careful steps can help protect a benefit that may be worth hundreds of dollars a year.
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ON-AIR SEGMENT: AAA Spokesperson Patti Artessa talks latest rising fuel, oil trends
The national average for a gallon of regular gasoline (as of this publication) is $4.47 and more than one dollar higher than it was a year ago, according to the AAA. In addition to pump prices, the AAA says crude oil remains high, averaging $100 per barrel amid continued volatility in the Strait of Hormuz.
wwnytv.com
Blast from the Past: The last Boldt family property is sold
WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - On this week’s Blast from the Past, we go back to September 1996. Then-reporter Julie Kelley takes us back 30 years, when the last of the Boldt family properties on Wellesley Island were being sold. Watch the story by 7 News anchor Jeff Cole...
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Realtor Agent in Rome, NY Addresses Key Factors Behind Long-Term Client Relationships in Today’s Market
Rome, NY - September 18, 2026 - Building a real estate business that stands the test of time requires more than market knowledge — it demands trust, consistency, and a genuine investment in the people being served. For Michelle Kotary, these qualities have defined her practice since she launched it in 2012, and they continue to drive her success more than a decade later.
Syracuse.com
Binghamton firm working on Micron project opens office in Central NY
Syracuse, N.Y. -- A Binghamton-based construction engineering firm has opened an office in Central New York to capitalize on the Micron Technology boom. McFarland Johnson opened the office in May on Buckley Road in the town of Salina. McFarland Johnson is conducting stormwater inspections for Micron at the chipmaker’s construction site in Clay.
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Verizon seeks FCC approval to phase out copper landlines
WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - Verizon has sent letters to customers saying it will replace its copper-based landline services with more modern and secure alternatives such as fiber optics or wireless. Jeff Dawley, who uses copper landlines, said the phones have been a fixture in his household. “It was always...
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The Central New York Bulk Food Market Where You Can Fill A Cart From The Bins And Still Get A Sandwich
Bins of spices sit alongside candy sold by the scoop, and a deli counter at the back slices meat and cheese to order while you shop. A family has run this market in central New York since 2002, drawing people off the highway for reasons a chain store cannot replicate.