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N.Y. woman is newest millionaire after major sweepstakes win at Atlantic City casino
A New York woman is now a millionaire after she won a sweepstakes grand prize at a casino in Atlantic City, N.J. The woman was awarded the $1 million grand prize at the finale of the $1.5 Millionaire Maker Sweepstakes that kicked off on Memorial Day weekend — courtesy of Caesars, Harrah’s Resort and Tropicana Atlantic City.
Ulysses man charged with attempted murder
Coudersport, Pa. — A Ulysses man is charged with attempted murder after police were called to a home in Potter County at 5 a.m. Saturday morning. Stephen William Connolly, 39, was arrested and taken to jail following an incident at a home in the 400 block of Cherry Springs Road, according to Trooper Joel Miles of state police at Coudersport. Troopers responded to a report of shots being fired inside the home and found Connolly arguing with a 49-year-old man. Connolly disobey police orders and...
New York State Forcing Businesses To Stop Doing This
New York State has new rules about using gift cards. This is great if you have gift cards that have been sitting in your drawer and you live in New York State. You know how you have had them there are they are sitting there for a while and you are wondering if they expire? Maybe your gift cards take money off every year that it sits there.
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.
Police Kill Man In This Town In New York State
Police officers in the Buffalo suburb of Orchard Park had their hands full this past weekend after responding to a chaotic scene near Hawthorne Drive and Poplar Avenue around 9 p.m. on Friday, August 30, 2024. Officers responded to a 911 call that reported there was some altercation or fight...
Dangerous Jury Duty Scam Reaches Upstate New York
Most people want to avoid jury duty. That's why officials from the Hudson Valley are sounding the alarm about this new scam. Scammers are always finding new ways to try and trick you. Speed Camera Scam. Speed cameras are now up across New York State. And that means you can...
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...
How Should New York Respond to CT’s Pizza Capital Signs?
The across the border into Connecticut debate over pizza, and which pie reigns supreme is not new, but recent signage put up at the Connecticut and New York state borders on certain highways, that's new. There's been a great deal of chatter following Wednesday's installation of some 'Welcome to Connecticut'...
N.Y. Lottery: There are top prize $10M tickets left in circulation for these scratch off games
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The highest lump-sum payout for a winning New York state Lottery scratch-off ticket is $10 million, and there are five games that have the amount as their top prize with five of the $10 million tickets in circulation. One of those games, 200X, no longer...
New York State Man Allegedly Served Disgusting Homemade Dish to Police
This is certainly not what they mean by thanking law enforcement. Police in one New York state village said they received an unorthodox and quite disgusting gift from a local who they say has quite a history. WHAM reports that the man, and convicted felon, allegedly left a "disturbing delivery" for the local police department.
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