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25+ former COs apply for jobs at Jefferson Co. Sheriff’s Office

WATERTOWN, New York (WWNY) - The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office has received more 25 applications from former corrections officers looking for work. But with a state executive order banning them from working as police officers, it’s a tricky situation. Governor Kathy Hochul’s executive order bars state agencies from...

Jefferson County, NY · 2025-03-12
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Big Tupper’s new owner sets sights on next project: Transforming a Tupper Lake tavern

Plans underway to turn Trails End into modern, multi-level restaurant. A man who recently purchased Big Tupper, the shuttered ski mountain on the edge of Tupper Lake, is close to acquiring another local landmark that rarely closes. Martin Schapira, who has a home on an island in Tupper Lake, is...

Tupper Lake, NY · 2025-03-12
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New York State Woman Dragged By Train In Freak Accident

A woman in New York state is lucky to be alive after a bizarre occurrence Monday afternoon. According to officials, road patrol deputies responded to a train/pedestrian accident around 3:50 PM. The woman in question is expected to face criminal charges, for it is illegal to walk on or beside railroad tracks.

Rome, NY · 2025-03-13
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Border czar Tom Homan says ICE agents will flood NY if Hochul doesn’t cooperate on federal immigration crackdown

Border czar Tom Homan on Wednesday warned that the feds could flood New York state with agents if Gov. Kathy Hochul doesn’t cooperate on immigration crackdowns — all while praising Mayor Eric Adams for his work with the Trump administration. Homan, standing alongside Albany Republicans in the state Capitol, took a shot across the bow at Hochul and state Democrats over them defending sanctuary city policies. “Sanctuary cities are going to get exactly what they don’t want: more agents in the community,” he said. “We’ll double the man-force if we have to. Rather than one officer arresting a bad...

New York · 2025-03-12

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Oneida County considers suing governor over ban on local governments from hiring fired prison officers

UTICA, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — The Oneida County government is considering legal action against Governor Kathy Hochul for her executive order banning local governments from hiring the 2,000 correction officers who were fired as a result of the prison strike. The Oneida County Sheriff’s Office has already interviewed 51 people who want to transition from state […]

Oneida County, NY · 2025-03-12

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New York sends home care agencies cease-and-desists amid CDPAP transition

In another turn in the dramatic saga unfolding for New York’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP), the New York State Department of Health disclosed Tuesday that it issued cease-and-desist orders to certain licensed home care agencies. It accused such agencies of spreading false information about changes underway at the CDPAP program. However, the agencies that received the order may not have understood why they were targeted.

New York · 2025-03-13

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Schumer Demands Answers on Upstate NY Storm Tracking Cuts

Schumer: We Can’t Let ‘DOGE’ Make Upstate NY’s Weather Map Look Like Swiss Cheese, We Need Hyper-Accurate Local Storm Tracking To Keep NY Safe. After the Trump administration announced sudden, unplanned mass layoffs at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer sounded the alarm about the impact of NOAA layoffs on Upstate New York, including layoffs suspending weather balloon launches in Albany and cutting work at the Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory. Schumer demanded answers about how many NOAA staff were fired in New York – and why, and assurances that the agency would restore and maintain critical services for the entire state.

New York · 2025-03-12

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25,000 Tickets Will Be Given Out by New York State Troopers This Week

If New York State Troopers have a repeat of last year, they will have tons of arrests and tickets issued this week. Last year, New York State is did a campaign that resulted in 935 DWI arrests and 24,699 tickets issued statewide. They are doing the same campaign again this year and it just so happens that is one of the biggest party weekends of the year in New York State. This year they will be looking for impaired drivers in a major crackdown and checkpoints all over New York State.

New York · 2025-03-13

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New York State Department Of Health Announces First Case Of Measles In New York State Outside Of New York City In 2025

The New York State Department of Health today announced the first case of measles in New York State outside of New York City in 2025, the third case in the state this year, amid a global and domestic increase in measles cases. The case was identified in a patient less than 5 years of age who resides in Suffolk County and was confirmed at the Department's Wadsworth Laboratory in Albany.

New York · 2025-03-11

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A Plea to Governor Hochul: Don’t Let Andre Brown Go Back to Prison

Wrongfully Convicted Man Set to Go Back to Jail for a Crime He Did Not Commit. Andre Brown, celebrating Christmas with his family after his release from prison for a crime he did not commit. By Dan Murphy. This reporter has known Jeff Deskovic for a long time. Deskovic was...

New York · 2025-03-12

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Winning Mega Millions Ticket Sold In New York

The lottery winning continued on Tuesday in New York State with the Mega Millions. The New York State Lottery announced that one "Big Money" winning Mega Millions ticket was sold in New York from last night's drawing. That ticket won the 3rd place prize of $10,000 after it matched four...

New York · 2025-03-12

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New Lawsuit Alleges Dangerous Toxins in Some Girl Scout Cookies

A class action lawsuit has been filed in New York alleging that some of the Girl Scouts of America cookies contain heavy metals, and other dangerous toxins. A new lawsuit claims that some of the popular cookies sold by the Girl Scouts of America contain some dangerous toxins, including the pesticide glyphosate, as well as the alleged presence of heavy metals, including lead.

New York · 2025-03-12

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Millions Of New Yorkers Set To Receive Nearly $1,000 Check

Here's a great way to beat those winter blues, a check for just under $1,000. That's what's happening to nearly four million in New York State. According to SmartAsset, over 3.7 million people living in New York State received payments from Social Security's main Old Age, Survivors and Disabilities Insurance (OASDI) program in 2022.

New York · 2025-03-11

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New York State Woman Dragged By Train In Freak Accident

A woman in New York state is lucky to be alive after a bizarre occurrence Monday afternoon. According to officials, road patrol deputies responded to a train/pedestrian accident around 3:50 PM. The woman in question is expected to face criminal charges, for it is illegal to walk on or beside railroad tracks.

Rome, NY · 2025-03-12

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Powerball Winner Sold At Upstate NY Speedway Gas Station Convenience Store

Is it you? Someone in Upstate New York is holding a fifty-thousand-dollar Powerball winning ticket. It was sold at a Valero Gas Station Convenience Store for the Monday night (March 10th) drawing. The Monday, March 10th Powerball jackpot was $330,700,000. Even though there was no first-place winner, a Valero gas...

New York · 2025-03-11

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Free Lunch Cuts Will Leave New York Students Hungry

New York students may struggle to get lunch in the upcoming school year. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) cut two significant programs that provide over $1 billion to help schools and food banks purchase food from local farms and ranches. The move is expected to significantly impact several schools...

New York · 2025-03-12

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Grief-stricken man speaks out after prison nurse wife loses baby

TOWN OF MALONE, New York (WWNY) - A husband is speaking out after his wife, a prison nurse, miscarried after being exposed to an unknown substance at Upstate Correctional Facility near Malone. “Losing a baby, losing a son, losing a daughter, it shouldn’t happen this way. It shouldn’t happen due...

Malone, NY · 2025-03-11