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Mass. residents sickened in multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to cucumbers
Nearly a dozen Massachusetts residents have become ill as part of a multi-state salmonella outbreak that has been linked to Florida-grown cucumbers. Between March and June of this year, nearly 450 people across 31 states and Washington D.C. have become sick as part of the outbreak, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Of those who became ill because of the bacteria, 125 have been hospitalized.
Grady Samp plays in Cooperstown
ALMONT — The Detroit Prospects 12U baseball team, which lists Almont’s Grady Samp on its roster, went 3-5-1 at the Cooperstown All-Star Village Baseball Tournament recently. The team opened tournament action Saturday, July 20 with a 12-6 loss to Navy 12U. Later that day, Detroit Prospects evened their...
PCYBL 12U Pirates make it to Cooperstown to play in prestigious age group tourney in historic village
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Anderson asks for answers from Gov. Hochul as Canisteo flood victims many not be eligible for funding
Kate Bowie, ‘When we found out yesterday we could not get the funding — the funding (Gov. Hochul) told us to our face we were getting, it was absolutely soul-crushing’. (Editor’s Note: We had John Anderson contact the governor’s office as he was in Allegany and Steuben counties for two days covering the flooding and attended the Sunday press conference. There are links highlighted through the story to help families in need. In the photo above, Anderson asks Hochul questions. Here is John’s reporting.)
Hilltown cell service an ‘ongoing issue’ with no clear solution
HILLTOWNS — Forget video chats, high-speed downloads, and all the innumerable benefits of broadband. Some Hilltown residents would just like to be able to make a phone call. Cell service in the rural community is infamously spotty, but concern over the issue has largely been overshadowed by broadband, at least in terms of government activity. Most of the Hilltown governments are making various efforts to obtain funding and convince private companies to build out internet infrastructure.
Police: Man Threatened Woman with Gun, Machete in Saratoga County
The excellent police work by the Saratoga County Sheriffs de-escalated a potentially very volatile situation this week after a man threatened to take the life of a woman he knew by first holding a gun to her head, then manacing her with additional threats of a machete. The Saratoga County...
Police believe Facebook Marketplace robbery led to gunshots, crash in Colonie
Colonie, N.Y. — Colonie police responded to a crash involving two vehicles on Fredrick Avenue in Colonie Wednesday afternoon. Police were dispatched to the crash around 3:34 p.m. after picking up multiple calls reporting gunshots in the area. When officers arrived, they quickly located one of the involved vehicles....
Old Farmer’s Almanac 2024-25 New York Winter Prediction
The Old Farmer's Almanac is set to release its official Winter 2024-25 prediction on August 27th but this morning they put out a teaser of what we could expect. READ MORE: WAS THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC SUMMER PREDICTION CORRECT?. According to their latest update we could be in for a...
Another Store Files For Bankruptcy, Closing Many New York Stores
Another day and another popular business is filing for bankruptcy and closing a number of stores in New York. On Wednesday, Hudson Valley Post reported an "affordable fitness brand known for its commitment to an all-inclusive and inviting environment" filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and is closing at least 10 New York gyms.
National Weather Service: “Above” Average Precipitation This Winter In New York
The calendar says it's only mid-August, but weather experts are giving snow lovers exciting news about the upcoming winter. As I write this article, the date says August 15. However, Fall is near. Halloween stores are opening, and pumpkin spice season is days a way. In fact, Dunkin' is now selling a "spiked" pumpkin spice latte with 6% ABV. CLICK HERE to find out more.
Most Air Pollution Found In These Parts Of New York
Higher levels of air pollution are found in these areas of your hometown in New York. The New York State DEC released the results from the first phase of the State’s "historic effort" to monitor air quality. DEC Releases First Phase Results of Statewide Community Air Monitoring Initiative. The...
Here We Go Again: Canadian Wildfire Smoke Returns to Upstate New York
The entirety of New York State is under an air quality alert due to smoke billowing in from the raging Canadian wildfires. Summer 2023 was memorable because of one thing: the Canadian Wildfires. The thick, pungent smoke painted the skies gold and partially obscured the sun. Not only did the smoke make it look slightly apocalyptic outside, it also made it reek of campfire.
Two Men Convicted of Running Illegal New York Sports Betting Ring
Two men in Rochester, New York, have been convicted of running an illegal sports betting ring, following an investigation by Homeland Security and the IRS. Louis P. Ferrari II, 42, and Dominic Sprague, 40, were convicted Thursday on charges of conspiracy to transmit wagering information in interstate commerce and conducting an illegal gambling business.
When are the free admission days and special days for NYS Fair 2024?
Geddes, N.Y. — The New York State Fair opens Wednesday, Aug. 21 and once again features a variety of special days with free attendance and events for specific groups. General adult tickets to the fair cost $8 (up from $6 in 2023) and are available online. Parking is $12 per vehicle, up from $10 in 2023. Fair admission will once again be cashless (card only).
A Shocking Declaration From New York State’s Governor [WATCH]
There was a pretty shocking revelation made this week by the Governor of New York State. As August rolls on, and the kids get ready for back to school, there are so many great things for families to do. One thing is for certain, we all try to squeeze as many events as we can in to just a few weeks. The summers are short, but the fall is pretty incredible here in New York State.
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