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Counties in the News, July 12, 2017

By: NYSAC
On: 07/12/2017 10:39:36
In: Counties in the News

Wednesday's news from counties across the state.

NYSAC

State Budget Includes New Revenues, Mandates, and Inactions

STATEWIDE

Cornell Conducting Lake Ontario Flooding Survey

NEW YORK CITY

Cops busted 60,000 for pot in de Blasio's first three years

Hundreds of New York-area airport workers go on strike

After years of battle, de Blasio and charters weigh a truce

Activists Shut Down Hearing on Pfizer and Armory Developments in Brooklyn

LONG ISLAND

LIRR third-track plan gets green light; $1.95B plan Okd

Suffolk OKs first 9 homeowners for high-tech septic systems

Resorts World Casino Scores $290M Refi for Aqueduct Racetrack

Legislator Kennedy Oversees Collection of 74 Pints of Blood

West Nile virus detected in Suffolk County

HUDSON VALLEY

Transgender rights in spotlight during Ulster County public hearings

Westchester Considering Law Protecting Immigrants Living In County

Rockland, Westchester residents don't like “Cuomo Bridge-gate”

CAPITAL

Cuomo makes new-look train station out to be a symbol for Schenectady

Update: Why you don't see Uber at Albany airport

NORTH COUNTRY

New workers compensation formula would cause big increase in Massena, Ogdensburg

Special St. Lawrence County board meeting Monday

Lawmakers urged to apply heat to broadband providers

Town of Plattsburgh wants cigarette-purchase age raised

St. Lawrence County Legislature puts PILOT decision on hold

MOHAWK VALLEY

Public hearing Wednesday on proposed $50M MVCC budget

Tenney calls on Cuomo to conduct damage assessments for federal disaster declaration

Tri-counties included in state paving

Herkimer County schedules shared services, committee meetings

Panel approves ‘contract assessment'

Uber comes to Schoharie County

SOUTHERN TIER

Broome County Left With No Financial Safety Net

Chemung district attorney named Prosecutor of the Year

Tioga County: Still exploring 'shared services'

After crime rate drop, DA says targeting drug addiction remains priority

CENTRAL NEW YORK

Breakfast to benefit Stuff-A-Bus

New community park coming to Wampsville

Proposal considers new Cayuga County Office Building next door to current one

Montgomery County votes to foreclose on Beech-Nut site

NY Speaker Begins Upstate Tour With Stops in Syracuse

O'Brien Stresses Importance of Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES

FINGER LAKES

New Geneva Marina Plans On The Drawing Board

Program aims to boost supply of pathologists

Penn Yan Marine project makes headway

Yates County tourism on the rise

WESTERN NEW YORK

Goal of Nation's First Opioid Court: Keep Users Alive

EDITORIAL: Court's focus on opioid treatment makes perfect sense

$11.5 million center for residents with Alzheimer's to open in Amherst

Upstate Niagara Co-op earns state's "Grown & Certified" designation

HP Hood buys Western NY dairy plant, has plans for 230 jobs

County OKs electrical bid for office building third-floor renovation

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