Health workers file thousands of understaffing complaints, but NY struggles to enforce its law

Health care workers in New York are raising alarms over understaffing in hospitals, with nearly 8,000 complaints filed recently, adding to around 660 existing complaints with the state Department of Health. Despite this influx, enforcement ... more
Economists are optimistic about US economy, believe it can avoid recession in 2024

According to a recent survey by the National Association for Business Economics, a majority of business economists believe that the U.S. economy may avoid a recession in 2024, despite potential challenges posed by high interest ... more
Geneva’s city Dunkin’ project moving forward after delays

After a two-year hiatus, plans for a new Dunkin' franchise at the corner of Exchange and North streets in Geneva are back on track, with opening anticipated as early as next year. According to The ... more
No serious injuries after Tyre crash

On Saturday, December 2 the Clyde Fire Department was dispatched to a personal injury accident in the town of Tyre. Units including quickly responded to the scene. Upon arrival, they reported that there was no ... more
CHARGED DEBATE: Inside the struggle to electrify school buses in New York

In an ambitious move to combat climate change, New York State is mandating a complete shift to zero-emission school buses by 2035, starting with all new buses being electric by 2027. Bill Harvey, a seasoned ... more
Cannabis and Cryptocurrency: Navigating the New Green Economy

As the legalization of cannabis gains momentum across various states and countries, a new intersection with technology is emerging: cannabis and cryptocurrency. This synergy could be the solution to a significant challenge facing the cannabis ... more
Union presses Hochul to sign bill granting 20-year retirement to range of state police officers

The Police Benevolent Association (PBA) of New York State is intensifying its call for Governor Kathy Hochul to sign a bill that would enable over 1,000 members, including police officers affiliated with SUNY, the Department ... more
Federal jury verdict means egg producers must pay $17.7M for conspiring to limit egg supply

A federal jury in Illinois has delivered a decisive verdict against major egg producers, ordering them to pay $17.7 million in damages, which triples to more than $53 million under federal antitrust law, for a ... more
Lawmakers likely to consider ‘elder parole’ bill: Inmates 55+ to be considered for release

A bill set to be considered in the next legislative session could significantly change parole eligibility in New York State. Known as the "elder parole" bill, the proposed legislation would allow incarcerated individuals aged 55 ... more
New York is losing small, private colleges: Enrollment and population declines blamed

Small private colleges across New York are struggling. The College of Saint Rose in Albany, New York, is the most-recent to announce it will close next year. The closure comes shortly after the college sought ... more
Households need more than $10,000 extra to live like they did in 2021

An economic analysis conducted by the Republican members of Congress’ Joint Economic Committee has highlighted a stark increase in the cost of living across the United States since January 2021. The report, using data up ... more
Parking in Ithaca’s garages? Costs could be going up in January

The Common Council’s City Administration Committee in Ithaca is deliberating modest increases to monthly parking rates in the city's four municipal garages, effective January. The proposal comes as the city faces a 32% hike in ... more
Stolen car involved in Ontario crash: Driver faces felony charges

A serious crash in the town of Ontario led to the arrest of a Rochester man on multiple charges, including driving under the influence and possession of a stolen vehicle. State Police from Williamson responded ... more
Nearly 400,000 dropped from Medicaid due to paperwork issues, not eligibility requirements

In a significant development affecting New York's public health insurance system, nearly 400,000 residents have been removed from Medicaid due to issues related to re-enrollment paperwork. This follows the end of the pandemic-related suspension of ... more
Overnight basement fire in Fleming prompts hefty response

First responders were called to a structure fire on Silver Street Road in Fleming during the overnight hours. Fleming, Owasco, Moravia, Sennett Fire, Aurelius RIT and AMR Ambulance were all called to the scene, according ... more
Deputies: Galen woman used stolen vehicle during larceny in Lyons

Deputies arrested a Galen woman following two investigations that yielded separate larceny charges. Charlotte Furman, 54, was arrested for criminal possession of stolen property and petit larceny after an investigation into a theft at the ... more
Farmington driver hospitalized with head injury after failing to negotiate curve in Palmyra

Deputies say a 22-year-old suffered a head injury after a crash in the town of Palmyra on Friday. A little before 7 p.m. deputies responded to Newark Marion Road with first responders where Brandon Wolfe, ... more
Bavis announces immediate retirement from Waterloo; Midey named interim superintendent

In a surprise announcement on Saturday, the Waterloo Board of Education confirmed that Superintendent Terri Bavis will retire effective December 3 culminating her seven-year tenure. The district recognized Bavis for her dedication and leadership, wishing ... more
Pioneering Conservation in the Finger Lakes: Tradition Meets Innovation
Nestled in upstate New York, the Finger Lakes region is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, but it's also at the forefront of a less visible battle: environmental conservation. In this verdant corner of the world, ... more
Deputies: Geneva man possessed razor blade, synthetic cannabis at Ontario County Jail

Deputies arrested a Geneva man following an investigation into prison contraband at the Ontario County Jail. Chrishawn Howard, 32, was arrested around 1:10 p.m. after he was found to be in possession of a ceramic ... more
Clifton Springs man accused of threatening to shoot family over Snapchat

Deputies arrested a Clifton Springs man following an investigation that spanned months in the village. Angel Ortiz Jr., 23, of Clifton Springs was arrested for two counts of aggravated harassment after an incident on August ... more
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