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Counties in the News, May 31, 2017
- By: NYSAC
- On: 05/31/2017 15:20:56
- In: Counties in the News
Wednesday's news from counties across the state.
STATEStatewide animal water rescue training
Guest workers head to New York, U.S. farms at historic rates
New actions taken by Cuomo in response to Lake Ontario flooding
NYC
Street Stops by New York City Police Have Plummeted
Amtrak Riders to Share in Penn Station's ‘Summer of Hell'
New York City Law Gives Fast-Food Workers Scheduling Rights
LONG ISLAND
Inmate who died at Nassau jail got 'proper' care, Sheriff says
File A Grievance Or Your Property Taxes Will Go Up In Nassau County, Experts Remind Homeowners
HUDSON VALLEY
Dutchess shared services panel to meet for second time
Dutchess IDA expands policy to reclaim tax benefits from failed projects
CAPITAL
County Executive, schools call for discussion on suicide and mental health issues
The cost of solar farms in Washington County is going up
Schenectady backpack meals program to expand
Warren County mulls changes to occupancy law
NORTH COUNTRY
Jefferson County, Unions Agree On Tentative Contracts
Is Plan 2014 to Blame for Lake and River Flooding?
Proposals now open for Frontier Town
North Country officials brainstorm ways to share services, cut costs
North Country libraries to receive state funding
MOHAWK VALLEY
Oneida County working to improve emergency communications
Oneida County highway committee reviews bids for upcoming road work
SOUTHERN TIER
Health care meeting draws a crowd
Reprieve for workers at Kraft Heinz plant in Steuben County
CENTRAL NEW YORK
Oswego County cell phone bills could soon rise
Mandate forces local leaders to seek shared services
FINGER LAKES
30-day window to put land in ag district starts June 1
WESTERN NEW YORK
New Addiction Treatment Program for Jamestown
Families give emotional testimonies in support of Ruthie's Law at public hearing
County ends fiscal year with positive balance
Opiate intervention court coming to Erie Co.