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New Yorkers are spending an average $275 more on electricity this year, an 11% increase, and the third largest increase in the US.
CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) – The Cortland County Farm Bureau is receiving recognition. In October, the New York Farm Bureau conducted a statewide social media contest asking farm bureaus to produce a 30-second video explaining why it’s important to be a farm bureau member. With the tagline “Farm Bureau...
Engelberts Jewelers is closing its location in the New Hartford Shopping Center after operating there since November 1987.
The U.S. Postal Service will be offering seven job fairs in and around the Capital Region throughout November.
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that New York's Home Energy Assistance Program will open on November 2 to provide financial aid to low- and middle-income households for the upcoming winter season.
What Are the Responsibilities of an Estate Executor in New York?. The New York Probate Lawyer Blog has published dozens of articles discussing the many considerations which arise upon a person’s death. One essential item is whether a decedent had a Last Will and Testament. If so, it is essential that the original signed copy of the Will be obtained to be filed with the Surrogate’s Court. The probate process is very difficult to complete with only a copy of a Will. While I have succeeded in probating a copy of a Will in the past, to do so requires special proof and circumstances. Also, a Will is going to designate beneficiaries, executors, and sometimes trustees. The named executor typically initiates the probate process.
New York’s Department of Financial Services said on Oct. 15 that Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB, the Swedish bank known as SEB, will pay a $33 million penalty under a consent order over failures in its anti-money-laundering program. The order resolves the department’s investigation of SEB and its New York branch. Acting Superintendent Kaitlin Asrow said... The post New York regulators fined Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken $33 million over anti-money-laundering failures appeared first on The Financial Wire .
Election Day could have major implications for New York real estate. Beyond the governor’s race, far-left and progressive candidates are making bids for the State Legislature — and one City Council seat — with platforms that seek to reshape housing development, rent regulation and tenant protections across the state.
NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. -- Engelbert’s Jewelers is closing its New Hartford store after more than 40 years of serving the community. According to a social media post, store manager Sue Shanley will retire at the end of the year after decades of service to customers in the New Hartford Shopping Center and previously at the Riverside Mall.
The New York State Department of Labor's (NYSDOL) unemployment insurance system will be undergoing an upgrade starting Monday at 5 p.m.
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HEAP applications open to help offset energy costs
New data shows just how much you need to make each year to survive living in New York. The results may shock you.
Before ordering a baseball glove, fishing rod, or pair of ski boots became something people could do on a phone, Upstate New Yorkers often depended on the sporting goods store they knew by name. It might have been the place where a Little League player tried on a first mitt, where a parent brought hockey skates for sharpening, or where an experienced skier explained which equipment made sense for the mountain ahead.
In politics, the mantra of “jobs, jobs, jobs” is shared on both sides of the aisle. Candidates running for elected office often flourish or flail depending on the state of the economy. On Labor Day of 1981, President Ronald Reagan unveiled an economic recovery program by saying, “Let me make our goal in this program very clear: jobs, jobs, jobs, and more jobs.” Just over a decade later, with the United States once again in a recession, James Carville, an adviser to then-Democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton, coined the phrase that it’s “the economy, stupid.” This week, as voters cast their ballots in the midterm elections, inflation and the cost of living are top of mind for many voters – and these issues could swing many key races.
Long Islanders are no strangers to the affordability crisis. But this winter will be especially difficult for hundreds of thousands of households — and for nonprofit human services organizations that care for our most vulnerable neighbors. Home heating oil on Long Island recently reached an average of $6.24 a...
"Chris Oliviero brings vision and deep market leadership to the Chair, and our board reflects the full strength of broadcasting across New York." The post Chris Oliviero Named NYSBA Board Chair for 2027 appeared first on Barrett Media .
New York's HEAP base benefit for oil, kerosene and propane homes rises $90 to $990. Applications open Nov. 2; a family of four can earn up to $82,230.
