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Warning for Horse Owners in Central New York
Own a horse? Make sure they are up to date on vaccinations. Cases of the Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) and the West Nile Virus (WNV) are rising across New York State and the New York State Agriculture Department is urging horse owners in Oneida and Madison counties to get their animals vaccinated.
New Project To Enhance View Of Niagara Falls
It's truly a great thing to live in Western New York. There are so many great things to do and places to go. From the grand canyons of Letchworth State Park to the majestic Fort Niagara and everything in between, Buffalo and Western New York has so much to offer the people.
New York State Police Shared Work Zone Speed Enforcement Update
It is no secret that New York State has its share of wealthy people and you would need to have some decent cash if you get a ticket in a New York Work Zone. The message is to slow down and follow the lane changes but not everyone gets the message.
A NY State Fair ‘size matters’ controversy: How big is that Pizze Fritte anyway?
At one point this week, it seemed like it could become the biggest scandal in New York State Fair history. The legendary Villa Pizze Fritte, billed for 60 years as a 2-foot length of sugary fried dough, seems to be shrinking, according to several users of the Where Syracuse Eats Facebook group.
What to know about the Oropouche virus, also known as sloth fever
NEW YORK (AP) — More than 20 people returning to the U.S. from Cuba have been infected with a virus transmitted by bugs in recent months, federal health officials said Tuesday. They all had Oropouche virus disease, also known as sloth fever. None have died, and there is no...
New York judge faces removal after white pride social media post, Confederate flag on desk
Salisbury, N.Y. – A town judge in Herkimer County faces removal after several incidents of misconduct, including displaying a statue depicting the Confederate flag on his desk. The New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct announced Monday Salisbury Town Court Justice Thomas F. Rathburn, who is not an attorney,...
Pa. winery closing one of its locations: ‘It just didn’t work out for us’
Antler Ridge Winery has announced that it will be closing its Honesdale location, in Pennsylvania’s Wayne County, on Sept. 14. As a thank you to its customers over the years, Antler Ridge will be offering 20% off all bottle wine sales as well as 50% off home wine-making supplies starting Friday at the Honesdale location only for as long as supplies last.
Nearly 30 grads earn Mount nursing pins
Mount Saint Mary College’s Nurse Pinning ceremony honored nearly 30 graduates of the program on Friday, August 23. Mount Saint Mary College honored nearly 30 graduates of its prestigious Nursing program at a pinning ceremony on Friday, August 23. Fr. Gregoire Fluet, Vice President for Mission and Ministry, blessed...
Hudson Valley hot-air balloon fest returns for 33rd year
LAGRANGEVILLE — The 33rd annual Hudson Valley hot-air balloon festival will be held from Friday, Aug. 30, to Sunday, Sept. 1, at Tymor Park in Lagrangeville. The weekend will have full hot-air balloon flights, tethered hot-air balloon flights, helicopter rides, fireworks, morning yoga, live music, food trucks, a beer and wine tent, local vendors, and many more family activities to participate in.
Umpire who ejected Mets closer Edwin Diaz for sticky stuff lets Cubs pitcher wash his hands
Hypocrisy isn’t new to Major League Baseball. It’s a game of personality where if people like you enough, the rules apply differently. Perhaps this wasn’t the exact case on Tuesday when Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Justin Steele was told to wash his hands. The New York Mets know all about the sticky substance checks with three players already receiving suspensions for it.
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