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Meet the young attorney rising through the ranks fast in Syracuse
One 28-year-old Syracuse attorney is rising through the ranks fast. Sabastian Piedmont is now a Managing Partner at Tully Rinckey’s Syracuse office, just five months after being named Office Leader. Provided “Being a managing partner ... more
Canada lifts COVID border rules: What to expect when traveling
The Canadian government says its tossing COVID border restrictions on Saturday, October 1. Travelers will no longer need to provide proof of vaccination to enter Canada, nor will they be required to wear masks on ... more
Women’s Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony highlights: Clinton, Hochul and the 2022 inductees (photos)
Crowds gathered at The Smith Opera House in Geneva on Saturday for the 30th National Women's Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and current New York Governor Kathy Hochul were ... more
Is proof of vaccination still required to cross the U.S.-Canada border?
The Canadian government is expected to ease COVID-19 restrictions, including proof of vaccination, for Americans crossing the border. Canada extended COVID-19 restrictions to enter the country in June, but that extension expires on September 30 ... more
Gas price update: How much are FLX residents paying at the pump?
Gas prices remain under the $4 mark in the Finger Lakes region, according to the latest AAA data. Statewide, the current average price per gallon for regular fuel is $3.73. Wayne County has the highest ... more
Steuben County clerk warns of scam targeting military veterans
There's a scam targeting military veterans, Steuben County Clerk Judy Hunter warned residents recently. Hunter says a DD214 DIRECT, a company out of Phoenix, Arizona, is contacting veterans offering copies of their discharge papers for ... more
Troopers ask for public’s help ID’ing man accused of stealing from Lansing Best Buy
New York State Police are asking for the public's help identifying a man implicated in a robbery at Best Buy in Lansing this past weekend. Troopers say that on Sunday, September 18 around 1:45 p.m., ... more
Tornado touches down in Wayland, NWS confirms
A tornado touched down in Wayland, Steuben County on Monday night, the National Weather Service (NWS) in Binghamton has confirmed. The tornado was rated E-1 with peak winds estimated at 90 miles per hour, according ... more
Parrott Hall: Bridging the gap between Geneva past and present
The first phase of construction on Parrott Hall in Geneva is nearing its completion. There’s still a long way to go until the historic structure is open for use, said Friends of Parrott Hall Chair ... more
York man arrested for making terroistic threat against Gov. Hochul
A Livingston County man was arrested for threatening to blow up Governor Kathy Hochul's office, according to a statement from the Livingston County Sheriff's Office on Wednesday. Lynn Cummings, 41, of York, was arrested for ... more
Missing Person: Police search for missing Newark man Kevin Heise
Police are asking for the public's help in their search for Kevin Heise of the Village of Newark. Family members say Heise was last seen on Friday, September 2 near East Union Street in Newark ... more
Homeowner tax credit: New Yorkers ask, my neighbor received theirs already, so where’s mine?
The New York State Homeowner Tax Rebate Credit (HTRC) is a one-year program to provide tax relief to 2.5 million homeowners. Some New Yorkers are wondering: Where is my tax credit and when will it ... more
Public hearings on proposed RG&E and NYSEG rate hikes underway
Public hearings on proposed rate hikes for RG&E and NYSEG began on Thursday, September 16. Customers will have to pay significantly more on their monthly bills if the rate increase is approved by the New ... more
Sheriff says Brady Checks will no longer be conducted in Wayne County
Sheriff Rob Milby announced a change to Wayne County's pistol permit process. The Wayne County Sheriff's Office said the change is separate from the new state laws that took effect September 1. "Up until now, ... more
NYS added 27,600 private sector jobs in August
In August of this year, the number of private sector jobs in New York grew by 27,600, or 0.3%. Nationwide, private sector jobs grew by 0.2% in the same timeframe, meaning New York outpaced the ... more
Fall Foilage Report: See where leaves are beginning to change color in New York
New York's just released its first fall foliage report of the year. The first day of fall, September 22, is just a week away, and already the leaves are beginning to change color, according to ... more
Village of Waterloo requesting public input on DRI application
The Village of Waterloo will gather input on its application for up to $10 million in state funding at the Rotary Farmers Market on Saturday, September 17. The village will apply for funding through the ... more
3rd annual Schuyler County Farm Tour Weekend happening September 24-25
Nine Schuyler County farms are opening their doors to the public this month for tours, tastings, hayrides, demonstrations, apple picking and more. The 3rd Annual Schuyler County Farm Tour Weekend will occur on September 24 ... more
Siena Poll: NY consumer sentiment up 9 points, price of food and gas remains a worry
New Yorkers' consumer confidence is high compared to Americans overall, found the latest Siena Poll. The Siena College Research Institute (SCRI) found the state's Index of Consumer Sentiment now stands at 70.8, up 9.1 points ... more
