New York Reports $11 Billion in Fraud Just Days After Midterms
The timing of the report is under fire from NY Republicans.
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Canada Is Lifting Travel Restrictions and Upstate New Yorkers Are Ecstatic
After two years, Canada is lifting all travel restrictions which means New Yorkers will soon be free to visit their Canadian property, friends, and family.
Students Struggling After Covid-19 Pandemic
A number of reports have indicated that in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, students are struggling more than they have in decades.
New York Governor Somewhat Quietly Extends Her Pandemic Powers
In a quiet move, New York Governor Kathy Hochul initiated an executive order on Thursday, July 14 to extend New York's disaster emergency as it relates to COVID.
Chenango County Seeks Health Input from Residents
A Community Health Assessment is being done in Chenango County to identify health needs and to form future decision-making.
New Yorker’s View on COVID Remains Unchanged After 2 Years
Within a few weeks of New York’s pause, citizens quickly decided which side of the COVID fence they were on and firmly planted their feet.
Find Out Why A Mask Mandate Has Returned For One Local College
SUNY Oneonta administrators re-imposed a campus wide mask mandate following a sharp rise in COVID 19 cases
Delay Sought for NY Businesses to Repay COVID Loans
U.S. Senator Charles Schumer of New York is asking the Small Business Administration for another COVID Economic Injury Disaster Loans repayment extension.
Three Out of Four New Yorkers Want Politicians To Disclose Their Vaccination Status
Does it matter whether a politician is vaccinated? Does their vaccination status change their ability to make informed decisions? 3 out of 4 in NY say it does.
NYS, County Health Departments To End COVID Contact Tracing
As the winter surge of the Omicron variant continues, it will now be up to New Yorkers who test positive for COVID to self-quarantine and alert those they came in contact with.