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New York Residents Urged To STOP Sending Checks In The Mail
One man mailed a check for less than $90 but criminals altered the check and stole over $45,000. Two years have passed and the retiree is still fighting to get his money back. The New York Times reports despite New Yorkers writing fewer checks over the past few decades, check fraud is dramatically increasing.
USDA Funding Includes Allegany and Cattaraugus Counties
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved federal disaster assistance for farmers and communities impacted by severe tornadoes and storms caused by Hurricane Beryl in July. The disaster designation includes seven counties in New York State, among them Allegany and Cattaraugus counties.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER This designation will provide farm operators access to emergency loans and other recovery resources for those who experienced significant damage and crop losses from the storm. Rep. Nick Langworthy, whose district includes the Greater Olean area announced the USDA’s decision. “I’m pleased to announce that our farmers and communities...
Large Boa Constrictor Found Inside Home in New York State
Why did it have to be snakes? Recently, a person notified authorities over something unexpected they stumbled upon inside a vacant home in New York state. However, what officials found in this house was not anything you would normally see in New York. Boa Constrictors. Boa Constrictors are mostly found...
Crime Stoppers hosts raffle to win Rock and Roll HoF induction tickets, Lou Gramm guitar
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – Rochester Area Crime Stoppers is partnering with CountryMax Stores and Visions Federal Credit Union to launch a once-in-a-lifetime raffle through RallyUp. The Rockin’ K9 Raffle runs through October 1 and offers the chance to win one of four prizes. Three lucky winners will receive a pair of tickets to the 2024 […]
Diana Taurasi Turns Heads With Surprising Caitlin Clark Interaction During Fever Vs. Mercury
Caitlin Clark and Diana Taurasi went to battle once again on Friday night, and for the third time this season, the Indiana Fever came out on top over the Phoenix Mercury with a 98-89 victory. Given the sort of budding rivalry that had been forming between Clark and Taurasi, fans were interested to ...
Suri Cruise Channeled Her Mom Katie Holmes's 'Dawson's Creek' Style in Denim Overalls
If there's one thing I remember about the '90s hit teen drama Dawson's Creek, it's Katie Holmes's character Joey Potter's wardrobe. Defined by blue jeans, classic white tanks, and tube tops paired with bandanas, Potter's style fell somewhere between tomboy and girl-next-door. More than 25 years later, Holmes's outfits still...
Ginna Community Info Night, August 22
Ever wonder how nuclear power is generated or how a nuclear power plant works? If you attend Ginna’s Community Information Night, you’ll find answers to these questions and many more. You’ll also see firsthand how the plant produces carbon-free nuclear energy in Wayne County to power more than 425,000 homes. The free event will be held outside Ginna’s Training Center on Thursday, Aug. 22 from 4-8 p.m.
Cheers! Tasting Yard & Marketplace Expanding at New York State Fair
Bottoms up! The tasting yard with local craft brews returns to the New York State Fair and it's bigger and better than ever. 13 local breweries and cideries from around the State will be showcased this year in Suburban Park. Taste NY will also highlight New York farmers and small businesses with expanded offering and a new location.
Making Democracy Work: NYS’s climate change bill and how it can help us reduce our emissions
Many of us are concerned, and puzzled, about the effect of climate change on our weather. Why is it happening and what can we do about it? Greenhouse gas emissions have been increasing as our countries use more power. They blanket the Earth, trapping the sun’s heat in the atmosphere. This leads to changing weather patterns and disruption of the usual balance of nature, posing many risks to human beings and all other forms of life on Earth. Fossil fuels — coal, oil and gas — are by far the largest contributors to global climate change, accounting for over 75 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions and nearly 90 percent of all carbon dioxide emissions.
Donjon wins $32.3 million New York Engineer District dredging contract
The New York Engineer District has awarded Donjon Marine Co. Inc., Hillside, N.J, a $32,334,174 firm-fixed-price contract for maintenance dredging. Bids were solicited via the internet with two received. Work will be performed in Newark, New Jersey, with an estimated completion date of Oct. 23, 2024. The New York Engineer...
New York Has a Record Breaking Year When it Comes to Tornados
It's been a historic year for tornadoes in New York. Most Recent Tornado in New York Touched Down in Ulster County. Tropical Depression Debby made herself known across the Hudson Valley bringing heavy rains, strong winds and leaving behind damage and destruction. Parts of the Hudson Valley were under a...
Ex-Rep. George Santos expected to plead guilty to multiple counts in fraud case, AP source says
Former U.S. Rep. George Santos is expected to plead guilty to multiple counts in his federal fraud case, according to a person familiar with the matter. Santos, a Republican from New York, is expected to enter the plea at a court hearing planned for Monday on Long Island, the person said. The person could not publicly discuss details of the plea and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. Messages were left seeking comment from Santos and three lawyers representing the former congressman.
L.Y.O.N.S. summer program thrives with 120 students in grades K-8
The summer didn’t slow the Lyons Middle-High School down, as the excitement of the L.Y.O.N.S. Summer program kept the energy alive. The program hosted 120 campers from kindergarten to eighth grade who participated in a variety of enriching activities. This program, made possible through grant funding, provided a safe and engaging environment, complete with free meals and experiences that guarantee an unforgettable summer.
Doug Kurz receives Hamlin’s Extra Mile Award
Doug Kurz (left) was presented with the Town of Hamlin’s Extra Mile Award on August 12 for his service to Hamlin Recreation’s soccer program. The award is in recognition of Kurz’s commitment and decades of dedication to player development, coach education, referee training and elevating the standards of the game. The inscription reads: “He has proved his devotion to the Hamlin Recreation Department over the years and has no limits to his volunteering effort to help the sports program succeed. He is loved by all who have been coached and taught by him and they have the utmost respect and gratitude to him for his part in the success.” Michelle Johnson presented Kurz with the award.
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