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Counties in the News, May 30, 2018
- By: NYSAC
- On: 05/30/2018 13:40:22
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NATION
Muni bonds measure heads to White House
Public-private partnerships can help shore up infrastructure
House and Senate Committees advance opioid legislation
More Governments Turning to Gig Economy for Help
STATEWIDE
4 things to watch for as legislative session ends
New York will spend millions on advanced manufacturing, health care workforce programs
NYS health dept. completes study into legalization of marijuana
New York State is handing out free air conditioners
New York farmers eyeing big benefits from growing hemp that doesn't get you high
NEW YORK CITY
The missing Links as sidewalk WiFi kiosks come up short
While Waiting on the State, Steps on Marijuana for the Mayor and NYPD
LONG ISLAND
Enviros, industry debate bill to ban high nitrogen fertilizer
Video gambling deal isn't paying out for Nassau County, N.Y.
HUDSON VALLEY
Sullivan County Land Bank Kicks Off Demolitions
Orange County Veterans' Organization Scammed Public: AG
CAPITAL
Rensselaer County Drug Court uses grant to give opioid addicts new start
Board of Elections say 'no' to request for ballots
Proposal would require all Albany County businesses to provide paid sick leave
NORTH COUNTRY
Regional Council sets 2018 priorities
Efforts underway to raise North Country tobacco purchase age to 21
Should St. Lawrence County Lawmakers Get A Raise?
St. Lawrence County's chemical dependency clinics working to improve services
MOHAWK VALLEY
MVCC major cog in new apprenticeship program
OLT Needs Help Clearing Otsego County Trail
SOUTHERN TIER
NYSEDC Honors Steuben County IDA Director With Economic Developer Of The Year Award
Landfill work on new cell underway
Get the family reading this summer at Broome County Public Library
CENTRAL NEW YORK
Report: Onondaga County now has one of highest rates of Hepatitis C in state
Oswego, Onondaga County Deal Results In Policy Change
FINGER LAKES
Yates County Legislators approve 4-year contract
County encourages checking bank statements, will investigate handling of DMV records
WESTERN NEW YORK
Editorial: A good start at the Water Authority
Gillibrand, Schumer support study of Chautauqua Lake
Health Matters: Cattaraugus Health Department “Safe TALK” trainings
Health workshops for those with ongoing ailments set in Niagara County
District consolidation could save $1.2 million in Cheektowaga