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Counties in the News, April 5, 2018
- By: NYSAC
- On: 04/05/2018 13:21:07
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NATION
Email phishing attacks: A significant threat to America's cities and counties
STATEWIDE
Homeless People Outside New York City Are Pushing for More Help
Ball Announces $250,000 to Advance NYS Farmland Protection
How New York intends to circumvent federal tax law: Tax Watch
NEW YORK CITY
New York City's WiFi kiosks now offer real-time bus arrivals
Playgrounds in city's public housing plagued by broken equipment
Mayor de Blasio's e-bike crackdown won't put the brakes on pedal-assist
LONG ISLAND
Control board gets its say in revised Nassau County, N.Y. budget
Suffolk County Executive Bellone Announces Key Victories In FY 2019 State Budget
Suffolk Presiding Officer Gregory Hosts Public Forum On Sexual Harassment
Best solution for Nassau assessments is an accurate roll
HUDSON VALLEY
Ulster County lawmaker proposes law banning conversion therapy on minors
Ulster County executive OKs three-year pact hiking pay for CSEA workers
Sexually transmitted diseases hit record highs as Putnam County joins public health fight
Sullivan projects receive $2.5 million
Westchester legislators propose wage history anti-discrimination bill
Westchester County Gets Millions To Replace Aging Bee-Line Buses
Ulster County Government attorney Havranek to retire
Milk processed in Sullivan County is recalled
Orange County's first medical marijuana dispensary opens
Tourism officials discuss growing the sector
CAPITAL
Rensselaer County sheriff defends ICE program on national TV
Rensselaer County Historical Society needs donations to buy abolitionist's portrait
Greene ranks 1st in NY for buying homes
County donating Rotterdam house to Habitat for Humanity
Albany Co. Land Bank poised to take on largest vacant parcel to date
High winds knock out power to 20,000-plus in greater Capital Region
Rensselaer County hosts drill to prepare for disease outbreaks
NORTH COUNTRY
NY: Clinton County Public Transit System Faces Financial Woes
Farmers in Clinton County are thinking 'green'
National Grid working to restore power in St. Lawrence County in wake of wind storm
North Country farmers spill on milk-price woes
Power Still Out For Thousands In North Country
New food processor job created to bring more local food to school cafeterias
Lewis County Legislature to vote on tipping fees next month
MOHAWK VALLEY
Electronic recycling event set for Herkimer County
UPDATE: About 1,200 in Oneida County without power
Officials Gather To Discuss Local, Regional Progress
SOUTHERN TIER
Broome County Land Bank Unveils Two Newly Renovated Homes
Steuben County Launches Campaign to End Child Abuse
Steuben County Sheriff's Office hosting boater safety course
Emergency Preparedness Mass Vaccination Drill
CENTRAL NEW YORK
Tompkins first responders, electrical crews handling downed power lines, trees amid extreme winds
Special Cayuga County Legislature meeting canceled
Madison Co. provides sharps disposal guidelines
TC Legislature Supports State-Wide Ban On Single Use Bags
Health Department Announces Clinic Services for Week of April 9
FINGER LAKES
Dinolfo issues state of emergency in Monroe County
State directive prompts change in Arc of Livingston-Wyoming services
Dinolfo, OEM host lake level preparedness meeting
Yates, Schuyler Counties Receive CHIPS Funding
WESTERN NEW YORK
Erie County goes Ivy League in tracking zombie homes
VIDEO: Erie County Clerk reacts to news that Children's Psychiatric Center will stay in West Seneca
Niagara County Second Amendment Forum set for April 10
Allegany County "desperately" needs Meals on Wheels drivers
NYSEG, National Grid work to restore power to more than 20,000 customers in WNY
State to fund replacement of 300 lead water lines in Niagara Falls
Local lawmakers celebrate their pork, without apology