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Counties in the News, April 17, 2017
- By: NYSAC
- On: 04/17/2017 12:09:17
- In: Counties in the News
Monday's news from counties across the state.
NATIONALCensus officials want to change how they count people in 2020, but observers say there isn't enough money
STATEWIDE
Cuomo talks free tuition, failure of ethics reform in Albany
LONG ISLAND
Farmers Turn Out in Force to Talk Code Changes
HUDSON VALLEY
Healthy Orange website ready for action
Orange County DMV encourages lifesaving donations during April's Donate Life Month
Dutchess Tourism award finalists announced
CAPITAL
Troy food pantry facing closure
NORTH COUNTRY
North Country officials thrilled with state budget
MOHAWK VALLEY
County eyes 30-cent 911 surcharge on cellphones
Oneida Co. Farmland Protection Plan
SOUTHERN TIER
Pothole Problems: Southern Tier residents seeing them 'everywhere'
Fewer flights bring more taxpayer subsidies at Broome airport
CENTRAL NEW YORKOnondaga County Water Authority receives $3.7 million to consolidate operations
Letter to the Editor: On proposed T21 tobacco law
Central New York Funding to Address Climate Change Impacts
Extensive Tompkins County trails database goes live
FINGER LAKES
Seneca County supervisors won't fund drafting of mandated shared services plan
Giraffe Exhibit Highlighted in Seneca Park Zoo's Master Plan Unveiling (Video)
A world at war: Nation, county mark 100 years since entering conflict against Germany
WESTERN NEW YORK
Lake Ontario More Than a Foot Above Average (Video)