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Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation recognizes Honorable Peter Fox Cohalan for work on online County Legal History Project
The Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation recognizes the Honorable Peter Fox Cohalan for his contributions to the Historical Society of the New York Courts’ online County Legal History Project. The project documents the local legal history of all the counties in New York State, including the legal figures, cases, and events that helped shape each county’s past.
“Big Money” Winning Mega Millions Tickets Sold In New York
It was a VERY lucky night for Mega Millions lottery players in New York State. While no one claimed the grand prize jackpot, the New York State Lottery announced that there were nine "Big Money" winning tickets sold from Friday's drawing. Each of those tickets matched four out of five...
N.Y. Lottery: NYC winner scores $34K in TAKE 5 jackpot prize
A jackpot-winning TAKE 5 ticket was recently sold in New York City, according to lottery officials. The New York Lottery announced the top prize-winning ticket — worth $34,797.50 — was sold for the evening TAKE 5 drawing on Thursday, Sept. 5. The winning ticket was sold at KHVP...
More Jobs Lost: Another Company Closing All Stores In New York
Officials confirmed 21 stores across New York State are closing. Closing sales are underway. Last month, Hudson Valley Post reported LL Flooring (formerly Lumber Liquidators) filed for bankruptcy. Lumber Liquidators (now LL Flooring) Files For Bankruptcy. The company said the bankruptcy filing was intended to use the proceedings to "pursue"...
Girl Scouts of WNY names new Chief Executive Officer
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) – The Girl Scouts of Western New York have appointed Cara Biddlecom as the new Chief Executive officer. The Western New York native and former girl scout holds a Master of Public Health Behavior from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from The Evergreen […]
New York’s Game-Changing Education and Savings Laws: What You Need to Know!
A new law makes it easier for parents to save for their children's college education. It allows 529 college savings accounts to be used for paying off education loans and transferring funds to Roth IRAs. This update aligns New York State’s rules with federal laws and offers more ways to use saved money. Research shows that having college savings can increase the likelihood of attending college.
Many Jobs Lost: Beloved Mall Retailer Confirms Massive Closings
Another mall retail giant, with about 40 locations in New York, confirmed plans to close 150 stores. Earlier this year, Macy's announced plans to close 150 "underperforming" stores nationwide over the next three years. Macy's To Close 150 Underperforming Stores. The plan will close about 33 percent of all Macy's...
Nearly 50 Colleges Across New York Best In America
A new ranking, based directly on students, is giving high praise to many schools in the Hudson Valley and across the Empire State. The Princeton Review reached out to Hudson Valley Post to let us know that a number of colleges from New York are highlighted as some of the best colleges in America.
6 Missing College Student Cold Cases In New York State
Recently, I've seen a couple of really old cold cases get solved. Sometimes it seems like it's impossible for police to solve a murder or missing person report from decades ago, but it happens. With the changes in technology evidence that wasn't useful can now help solve cases. Also, people who know something about the crime often remember something or feel remorse about what they know and finally come forward. These six college students are still considered missing people here in New York State. Maybe you or someone you know has information that can finally provide their families with some closure.
‘The world changes’ if Trump wins election before hush money sentencing: Dupree | The Hill
Former President Donald Trump’s sentencing in his New York hush money case won’t happen until Nov. 26 — after the election has taken place. Tom Dupree, former deputy assistant attorney general, reacts to the decision on “The Hill.” Dupree says the judge on the case didn’t have much of a choice and was right to […]
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