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Buttenschon to host Grants Gateway Seminar
Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon’s office will host a Grants Gateway Seminar on Thursday, Sept. 15, to assist organizations in identifying potential New York State grant opportunities. more
DOCCS and Freedom Reads plan to open future libraries in several correctional facilities, including Albion, Groveland, and Mid-State Correctional facilities, later this year.
Freedom Libraries open in Otisville facility; Mid-State on list for fall
The national non-profit Freedom Reads announced today the opening of three Freedom Libraries at Otisville Correctional Facility in southeastern New York state. more
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Program relaunch supports state’s wine, grape industry
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, has relaunched its Grapevine Certification program to protect and support New York’s wine and grape industry. more

Stefanik leads effort to expand recruitment of doctors in region
Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-21, Schuylerville, announced the Northern Border Regional Commission will begin implementing a J-1 visa program. more
Kenneth Holmes
Westmoreland firefighter reelected to FASNY board
A Westmoreland man has been reelected to the board of directors for the Firefighters Association of the State of New York, according to association officials. more
For growers, participation in Agricultural Environmental Management allows for greater access to programs, especially New York State Grown & Certified, which includes a marketing campaign to promote New York producers who meet the program standards. This includes on-product labels and promotional materials, such as a website, video and sales materials, to encourage program participation among producers.
Program to assist crop growers become even ‘greener’
Nearly $1.4 million is available to help New York fruit, vegetable, and specialty crop growers produce their products in an environmentally responsible manner. more
CNY residents, politicians weigh in on student debt forgiveness plan
Residents and politicians in Central New York are expressing mixed reactions to President Joseph R. Biden’s student loan debt forgiveness plan.  more
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Voyant Beauty hadn't had a chance to change the sign on its Marietta Hospitality division when it was acquired from KIK Custom Products. Marietta got its start, on Huntington Street in Cortland, in 1976.
Closure of two businesses spells end of 500 jobs in Cortland
The seed of Marietta Corp., which grew to employ hundreds of people in Cortland, was planted in a cabbage field in Marietta in 1975. more
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A customer browses the guns on display at SP firearms, June 23, 2022, in Hempstead, New York. A sweeping new gun law in New York that would require applicants to hand over social media information before they could carry a gun in public while declaring bucolic parks, bustling Times Square and a long list of other places off limits for firearms is scheduled to take effect on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2022, amid legal battles and lingering confusion.
New York to restrict gun carrying after Supreme Court ruling
Amid the bright lights and electronic billboards across New York's Times Square, city authorities are posting new signs proclaiming the bustling crossroads a "Gun Free Zone." more
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A Utica Police cadet examines reporter Sean Mills’ father’s Remington rifle after it was traded in at the gun buyback event in Utica on Saturday. By mid-morning, the event had already gathered dozens of rifles, handguns and more.
COLUMN: 296 firearms collected at gun buyback
When my father was in his early 30s, circa 1972, he worked as a materials engineer at the Remington Arms plant in Ilion in Herkimer County. more
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Gender-based pricing is prohibited in NYS
In honor of Women’s Equality Day on Friday, Aug. 26, the New York State Division of Consumer Protection, reminds consumers that gender-based pricing of consumer services and products, also known as … more
Overdose prevention education and giveaways at NY State Fair
The New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports will be hosting a series of initiatives at the New York State Fair to help educate the public on overdose prevention. more
Gerald Griech, who wished not to have his face shown, is pictured along Main Street near the Chadakoin River in Jamestown.
Tent on Main Street in Jamestown spotlights homeless plight
Sitting in his red chair just under a tree for shade, Gerald Griech on a mild afternoon watched traffic and the comings and goings along Main Street in Jamestown. more
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Marijuana products are displayed at the Good Leaf Dispensary, on the reservation Mohawks call Akwesasne on March 14 in St. Regis. New York began accepting applications on Thursday to open its first crop of legal recreational pot shops, taking a novel approach by reserving the first licenses for people with past pot convictions or their relatives.
New York taking applications to sell recreational pot
New York state began accepting applications Thursday to open its first legal recreational pot shops, taking a novel approach by reserving the initial roughly 150 retail dispensary … more
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Flu shot: Your best bet to prevent influenza
With flu season right around the corner, pharmacists are urging people to get their vaccinations — if not to help themselves, then those around them. more
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Sea Lion Splash is back this year at the 2022 NYS Fair.
Go wild: the animals of the NYS Fair
If it moos, neighs, or clucks, you can find it at the New York State Fair. They’re not the only ones making noise as a variety of other critters make their mark at the annual summertime … more
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Thomas Golisano
Golisano eyes opening a business school in Brighton
Billionaire philanthropist and Paychex founder Tom Golisano wants to start a business school in Brighton. But first he needs to clear some regulatory hurdles. more
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Premo Automotive mechanic Justin Sykes secures the exhaust beyond the catalytic converters that have the bronzish sheen to them. Premo’s had just installed a new exhaust system including two new catalytic converters. Premo Automotive is at 176 Black River Blvd N., Rome.
New etching kits to help fight catalytic converter thefts, according to state
To help fight a growing wave of catalytic converter thefts across the state — especially at car dealerships — the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles is introducing a new metal etching … more
More polio virus detected in upstate New York wastewater
State health officials in New York are warning of expanding "community spread" of the polio virus after it was found in wastewater samples from another upstate county. more
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Although most bats do not have rabies, bats are one of the most reported rabid animals and are the leading cause of rabies deaths in humans in the United States.
Oneida County Health has advice for protecting your home from bats
The Oneida County Health Department has some advice and warnings to watch out for potentially rabies-infected bats. more
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