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Counties in the News, October 17, 2018
- By: NYSAC
- On: 10/17/2018 11:46:17
- In: Counties in the News
Wednesday's news from counties across the state
NYSAC
County Government Institute 101
NATION
Poll: Rural Americans Rattled By Opioid Epidemic; Many Want Government Help
Supreme Court Orders Lead-Paint Companies to Pay Cities' Removal Costs
Customer service technology solves problems for citizens
STATEWIDE
Rural, upstate lags in recession recovery
Governor Cuomo Announces $27.5 Million Available for Workforce Development Training in New York's Clean Energy Sector
NEW YORK CITY
400,000 New Yorkers Were Told Their Voter Registrations Were Inactive
New York City Had Its First Weekend Without A Shooting In 25 Years
Plan would cut commuter rail fares within New York City
LONG ISLAND
Nassau, Suffolk see jump in sales tax revenues
Mobile unit provides VA care in Nassau County
HUDSON VALLEY
Hudson Valley receives $400K to fight to keep local inmates out of jail
Why health care is driving New York's job market growth
CAPITAL
Local program finds jobs for people with disabilities
Extra hours in Saratoga County for absentee voting
NORTH COUNTRY
State and county officials help some waterfront homes replace septic systems
Recycling Costs Squeeze St. Lawrence County
Canadian cannabis users may be banned at US border
Staffing firm asks lawmakers to weigh direct Plattsburgh-Ti bus line
MOHAWK VALLEY
Books for Babies kicks off in Oneida County
Montgomery County employees pay tribute to co-worker killed in limo crash
SOUTHERN TIER
Chemung County Sheriff's Office receives state accreditation
Southern Tier Connect helps developmentally disabled
CENTRAL NEW YORK
Cayuga County committee advances DPW plan to full Legislature
Madison County cracks down on DWI this Halloween
Trash disposal fees to rise nearly 7 percent next year in Onondaga County
FINGER LAKES
New fund aims to create jobs
New legislation to allow pharmacy students to administer immunizations
WESTERN NEW YORK
Electric vehicle charging stations coming to two Erie County parks
Erie County Sheriff's Office adds second therapy K-9