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Rain showers dampen turnout at NYS Fair on Day 11; fewer than 50,000 attend
Geddes, N.Y. — Fewer than 50,000 people visited the New York State Fair on the second Saturday of its 13-day run. Showers brought 2.19 inches of rain, likely keeping visitors from the fairgrounds. Only 48,426 came through the gates. Sunday is expected to be partly sunny but with a...
Popular NJ supermarket will stop selling cigarettes
🚬 A popular grocery chain will stop selling tobacco products permanently. 🚬 The goal is to help customers and staff make better health choices. As of Aug. 31, Stop & Shop will stop selling all cigarettes and tobacco products at its 360 stores. The grocery chain announced it...
RIP, JIM: Former ENYYSA treasurer Eleftherion passes away
Long-time youth soccer official and Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association treasurer Jim Eleftherion has passed away. Eleftherion’s death was announced by former ENYYSA vice president Ken Gulmi on his Facebook page on Saturday. “Rest in peace Jim ! We are all poorer for your passing my friend !...
Chilly August in New York? Whiteface Feels Like Winter’s Already Here!
You think it's cool for August in New York? It feels like winter has already started at the peak of Whiteface Mountain. As the temperatures drop for a few days, making it feel more like fall in New York, the weather at Whiteface is an entirely different story. Many of...
The Truth Behind New York’s Invasive and Toxic Worm
There's a toxic predator in New York... but is the problem really as serious as media outlets would lead us to believe?. While the term "invasive" rightfully sets off alarm bells for many New Yorkers, it can be important to understand how invasive. The massive influx of spongy moth caterpillars earlier this year, for instance, posed a serious threat to many local trees... but what about a predatory worm?
Rental Rates Approaching Unaffordable Levels In Western New York
The housing market in Buffalo has been in rare form over the last few years as housing prices have been increasing at a rate that has not been seen in generations. The Western New York housing market continues to explode with double-digit percentage increases year over year since before the pandemic in 2019. These increases are happening in both the rental and home sales markets.
CUNY chancellor discusses diversity, campus unrest
NEW YORK — College students across the city are heading back to class, and a significant number of them are attending one of the 25 colleges that are part of the City University of New York system.Dr. Felix Matos Rodriguez is CUNY's chancellor and the first Latino to lead the urban university. He sat down with CBS News New York's Kristine Johnson for a wide-ranging conversation.Chancellor calls CUNY "the Ellis Island of educational opportunity""We're sort of the Ellis Island of educational opportunity," Rodriguez said. "We have 25 campuses, so we are in every borough. In every part of the city,...
PETA Urges Action Against New York Puppy Mill Amid Disturbing Federal Findings
Help keep One Green Planet free and independent! Together we can ensure our platform remains a hub for empowering ideas committed to fighting for a sustainable, healthy, and compassionate world. Please support us in keeping our mission strong. Recent federal reports have unveiled alarming conditions at Busy Bee Farm, a...
Upstate NY Corgi Racing Has Gone Viral in New Video
A new level of cuteness and chaos has been unlocked at an upstate New York county fair after its corgi race devolved into an absolute free-for-all. County fair organizers certainly know which special ingredients to add to their events to make them memorable. While many Dutchess County, NY residents will tell you that the must-try experience at the Dutchess County Fair are the famous 4-H milkshakes, there was a different star a little further north.
New York Spending Millions To “Restore” Each New York Region
New York State officials are helping local communities "build for the future." New York Gov. Kathy Hochul recently announced the state awarded over 64.1 million to 43 projects through the State's Restore New York Communities Initiative. Hochul: $64.1 million has been awarded to 43 projects through the State's Restore New...
NFL analysts are starting to doubt the Bills at their own risk
It wasn't all that long ago when most NFL talking heads were picking the Buffalo Bills to win the Super Bowl. Once it was clear that Josh Allen was as good as advertised and could take the Bills to heights they hadn't reached in decades, the bandwagon got pretty crowded.
Bills Add ‘Dynamic’ Wide Receiver to Compete for Key Position
The Buffalo Bills aren’t done adding talent to their wide receiving corps, making a late signing for a player who could have the chance to compete for an important role on the team. The team announced on August 29 that they signed former Denver Broncos wide receiver and return...
Strikes start at top hotel chains as housekeepers seek higher wages and daily room cleaning work
With up to 17 rooms to clean each shift, Fatima Amahmoud’s job at the Moxy hotel in downtown Boston sometimes feels impossible. There was the time she found three days worth of blond dog fur clinging to the curtains, the bedspread and the carpet. She knew she wouldn’t finish in the 30 minutes she is supposed to spend on each room. The dog owner had declined daily room cleaning, an option that many hotels have encouraged as environmentally friendly but is a way for them to cut labor costs and cope with worker shortages since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Silver Creek Man Arrested After Late-Night Altercation Involving Knife Threats
(WNY News Now) – Silver Creek – A Silver Creek man faces multiple charges after a late-night incident where he allegedly threatened others with a knife, including a child. In the early hours of August 31, 2024, Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) patrol responded to reports of a disorderly individual in the roadway in Silver Creek, NY. Upon arrival, deputies encountered 33-year-old Joshua D. Adams, who was reportedly acting aggressively and had been involved in a physical altercation earlier in the evening.
Women's Volleyball Taken Down by Blue Devils
KEUKA PARK, N.Y. – The Hilbert College Women's Volleyball team continued play at the Keuka Invitational this afternoon with a match against SUNY Fredonia. The Blue Devils took the first two sets before the Hawks took the third set 25-21. The comeback effort would fall short with a 25-15 Fredonia victory in the third set to take the match 3-1. THE BASICS.
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