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Counties in the News, July 6, 2017

By: NYSAC
On: 07/06/2017 10:48:51
In: Counties in the News

Thursday's news from counties across the state.

STATEWIDE

Cuomo And Heastie: ‘Joint Effort' For Full-Day Kindergarten

A Constitutional Convention for New York? This May Be the Year

New York seizes $20 million in lottery prizes from people on public assistance

NYC

In a ‘Summer of Hell,' Grand Central May Be a Bit of Heaven

Is de Blasio up to the challenge of closing Rikers Island?

LONG ISLAND

Mangano Issues Deadly Drug Alert Regarding Fentanyl-Laced Cocaine

Suffolk County proposes app to combat drug addiction

Suffolk officials schedule public meetings to discuss shared services initiative

HUDSON VALLEY

Rockland community development initiatives, block grant recipients announced

Sullivan lawmakers to begin reviewing charter commission recommendations

EPA Seeks Clarity in Hudson Cleanup

Ulster County trash agency looks at solid waste processing methods used in Europe

CAPITAL

Safe summer bike helmet safety program rides again

Report: Capital Region multifamily rental market becoming more segmented

NORTH COUNTRY

911 center gets backup trunks

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Jefferson County will hold a Permaculture Workshop

MOHAWK VALLEY

Airport expansion shows endless possibilities at Griffiss

Oneida County flood relief on its way

SOUTHERN TIER

Community members weigh in on shared services in Broome County

Elmira revitalization projects to get $10 million

CENTRAL NEW YORK

Cayuga County seeks input on new Emerson Park playground

Cayuga County Health Department issues boil water order in Aurora

Former county-owned nursing home in Fulton will close, owner says

Tompkins County gets $2M to fight opioid crisis... sort of

FINGER LAKES

EQ committee learns that weather's hurting farmers

Genesee County to hold Public Hearing on change in cellphone surcharges

State approves Livingston County Land Bank

More improvements on way for Greater Rochester International Airport

Wyoming County gets kudos for shared services planning initiative

So far so good: Sales tax revenues up slightly in 2017

Lake Ontario water levels have business owners worried they "could lose everything"

WESTERN NEW YORK

Eric Co. officials discuss drug disposal program

NFTA Director To Answer For Ride-Hailing Controversy

Supporters Eye Next Move in Fight to Save WNY Children's Psych Center

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