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Educator pay in Steuben, Allegany, Livingston counties: See district-by-district breakdown
It's officially back to school season across the area as students, teachers and administrators settle into a new academic year. In Steuben County, the top median teacher salary is not found at Corning-Painted Post, Hornell or Bath, the county's largest districts by student enrollment, but in Hammondsport, where the median teacher salary...
Local crisis center expects a jump in demand with a new call routing method
Goodwill of the Finger Lakes, which oversees the center responding to 988 calls locally, expects to double its staff this fall as new awareness campaigns are launched and a new call routing method is introduced.
Larry Mendte Talks Promising Research In Fight Against Alzheimer's
On "The WOR Saturday Morning Show," Larry Mendte will talk with Beth Smith-Boivin, the Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association Northeastern New York Chapter, about promising new research in the fight against the disease.
Another Massive Juice Recall Impacts New York State
As the new school year begins here in New York State, there are reports of yet another massive recall. The summer is fading and the fall is creeping in. Across New York State, families are settling back to a regular routine. That might include eating better, sleeping better and getting things done around the house.
Parade of Tugboats to Float Down New York River
For more than two decades a parade of tugboats has floated down one New York River. The Tugboat Roundup celebrates the maritime heritage of the Northeast Inland Waterways with over 30 tugboats, workboats, and barges. It's held the weekend after Labor Day every year. The festival not only features a...
Changes to NY poll sites and hours face new scrutiny under 2022 voting rights law
Westchester and Monroe counties and other New York jurisdictions will soon need permission from the state attorney general or a judge before moving a voting site or making other election changes. Under part of a 2022 state law that takes effect this month, certain counties and other jurisdictions must get what is known as preclearance to alter their election procedures. That means applying to the Attorney General's Office or going before a state judge for approval for...
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...
What Happens to 800 Pounds of Butter After New York State Fair is Over
Have you wondered what happens to all that butter from the annual sculpture once the New York State Fair is over?. It actually goes from a work of art to energy - enough to power one house for three days. From beginning to end, The American Dairy Association North East...
Hochul: Nuclear power needs to be in state's energy mix to achieve climate goals
Gov. Kathy Hochul today said nuclear power and next-generation technologies, not fracked natural gas, should be in the state’s energy mix as New York works to speed the transition to a clean-energy grid. “From wind and solar to geothermal and hydrogen or even splitting an atom, this is the possibility that lies before us,” Hochul said today in Syracuse. “And I’ll move heaven and earth. I will move heaven and earth to make sure that we have...
NYS Comptroller Report: Hate crimes on the rise of New York State
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)—Over the past 5 years, hate crimes have been on the rise in New York State. Comptroller Tom DiNapoli recently issued a report which said last year alone over 1,000 hate crimes were reported. “What we saw is that now the trend is at the highest reported hate crimes in New York State […]
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