News
Counties in the News, April 23, 2018
- By: NYSAC
- On: 04/23/2018 12:18:06
- In: Counties in the News
NATION
4 Ways Uber Wants to Expand Its Services
Rooted in Agriculture: Farm Credit East quietly serves financial needs of regional agriculture
Cities Struggle to Contain Curbside Congestion
Not So Fast: Why the Electric Vehicle Revolution Will Bring Problems of Its Own
STATEWIDE
Legislative vacancies disenfranchise residents across New York State
New York to Expand Use of Doulas to Reduce Childbirth Deaths
New York joins five other states in gun violence research effort
How will funding for parks' capital projects be used?
NEW YORK CITY
New York to extend ban on cars from Manhattan's Central Park
Community summit held to discuss opioid addiction
These NYC Farms Are Growing More Than Food
LONG ISLAND
Suffolk County's plastic-bag law carries the day
Nassau proposes bill to raise age to buy tobacco county-wide
State Recycle Tappan Zee Bridge Into Largest Expansion Of New York Artificial Reefs
HUDSON VALLEY
Dutchess transit workers reject offer; no strike planned
Health Department warns of potential measles exposure in Orange and Putnam
Westchester May Become Latest County To Trash Plastic Bags, Foam
CAPITAL
Pollution rises in Saratoga and Albany counties
Remaining inmates at closing Greene County Jail transferred to Ulster, Columbia facilities
Washington County rejects second sick day bank for workers
NORTH COUNTRY
St. Lawrence Gas officials explain need for surcharge extension request
MOHAWK VALLEY
Project's goal: Prescribing fewer opioids
'Sound The Alarm' Initiative To Provide 100,000 Free Smoke Alarms
SOUTHERN TIER
Broome County searches for volunteer firefighters
Former Endicott Johnson Factory Plant Goes Back To Broome County
CENTRAL NEW YORK
Oswego County Recognizes Sexual Assault Awareness Month
April Is Child Abuse Prevention Month
Madison County continues preservation of 1909 time capsule contents
The latest in health: battling opioid epidemic by fighting fake meds, treating struggling families
FINGER LAKES
Big changes could be coming for local internet providers
Dairy farmers press urgency of needs on USDA, Collins
Ontario County 911 Center: ‘You call, we send help'
WESTERN NEW YORK
NFTA wants to extend Metro Rail to Amherst. Not everyone is on board
Legislators express reservations over Child Protective Services proposal
County lawmaker raises question of dress code
Chautauqua County Continues To See Drop In Population
County lawmakers say state barriers stalling consortium
Industrial hemp could grow in Allegany County as a research project
Consolidating school districts seems like a no-brainer. So why isn't it?