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Counties in the News, November 5, 2018
- By: NYSAC
- On: 11/05/2018 14:33:51
- In: Counties in the News
NATION
With 2020 Census Looming, Governments Face Many Unknowns
Update on the final federal agreement on comprehensive opioid response package
Securing Your Vote: Are the 2018 Elections Protected? It Depends
STATEWIDE
NY voting equipment braced for cascade of ballots, officials say
Absentee ballots in New York at 'presidential levels'
NEW YORK CITY
New York Today: Helping Women in Labor Vote
LONG ISLAND
Suffolk County tops state in number of absentee ballots sent
Text-to-911 Capabilities Launch in Suffolk County, N.Y.
Curran to sue Nassau legislature over changes to $3B budget
Bellone moves to tap 'rainy day' fund
Students leave more than half of $3.1M in scholarship money on table
HUDSON VALLEY
Rockland unveiling monument for those who served in Gulf War/war on terror
Tobacco 21 is Now Law in Putnam County
CAPITAL
Rensselaer County to offer amnesty to N. Greenbush property owners affected by sewer district
Grant helps organization with push to rehab Albany
Warren County's 2019 budget calls for 2.9 percent spending hike
NORTH COUNTRY
Franklin County Legislature OKs insurance payments lien law
North Country Community College to ban all tobacco use on campus by 2020
County, city may have 5-year deal for dog control
MOHAWK VALLEY
Fulton County readies for ‘Raise the Age' law
A real life simulation of cybersecurity
SOUTHERN TIER
Governor Cuomo Announces Completion of $61.5 Million Modernization of Elmira Corning Regional Airport
CENTRAL NEW YORK
Tompkins County seeing impressive absentee ballot participation
Onondaga County Exec Ryan McMahon's oath: 'Folks, we need to do better' on poverty
Citizen preparedness course offered in Madison County
FINGER LAKES
Voter registration in Monroe County sets all-time record
Genesee County Chamber of Commerce reports bed tax revenue up, membership increase, local tourism payroll
Finger Lakes Tourism wins top honor
WESTERN NEW YORK
WNY officials ensure a secure election
Agency will provide free rides to polls for voters with disabilities in Erie County
Chautauqua historians to mark armistice centennial
State awards $500,000 to Niagara-Orleans Regional Land Improvement Corporation
State grant to pay for security upgrades at religious based institutions