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ALBANY, N.Y. (WWNY) – Saturday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced New York State had once again seen its biggest day-to-day increase in confirmed COVID-19 cases. 10,841 more people have been confirmed to have the illness, bringing the state total to 113,704. The Governor expects those cases to grow as the State ...

OGDENSBURG, N.Y. (WWNY) -This talented student athlete has had a remarkable track season in Ogdensburg. Luc LaFlair, a senior at Ogdensburg Free Academy, was undefeated his last two seasons in the shot put for winter track. He was also undefeated his junior year in the spring for both shot put ...

Two weeks after he began to feel ill with COVID-19 symptoms, August Forgensi, 88, of Syracuse, died Saturday at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Syracuse. His family members confirmed his death after being notified by hospital staff. Forgensi lived in Syracuse’s Eastwood neighborhood and when he …read more Thank you Source: ...

WASHINGTON — Nearly every night when he takes the podium for his televised coronavirus press briefing, President Donald Trump talks about New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. “The governor is doing an excellent job,” Trump praised Friday evening. “They’re all working very hard together.” Numerous governors have seen their political visibility ...

The Department of Public Safety has launched an investigation tracker on its bias incident reports page, DPS Chief Bobby Maldonado said in a campus-wide email Thursday. At least 32 racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic incidents have been reported on and near Syracuse University’s campus since Nov. 7. The tracker, which lists ...

A survey of major-college athletic directors says some have interest in short-term changes to pay of highly compensated employees and academic rules. …read more Thank you Source: College Sports – USAtoday

Wimbledon 2020 is canceled; so too perhaps is the farewell tour of tennis’ dominant Bryan twins, Bob and Mike. …read more Thank you Source: Sports News – Yahoo

Many of us are keeping Easter small this year. That means having just our households sitting with us around the table. Just because you’re setting the table for fewer folks, though, doesn’t mean this Easter should be any less festive and fun. We’ll show you how to put together a ...

Despite being ready, both farms and fields will be tested by the pandemic. Here’s what coronavirus bodes for the American dinner table. …read more Thank you Source: Money – USAtoday

Zoom is making some drastic changes to prevent rampant abuse as trolls attack publicly-shared video calls. Starting April 5th, it will require passwords to enter calls via Meeting ID, since these may be guessed or reused. Meanwhile, it will change virtual waiting rooms to be on by default so hosts ...

Sick of sharing those generic Zoom video call invites that all look the same? Wish your Zoom link preview’s headline and image actually described your meeting? Want to protect your Zoom calls from trolls by making attendees RSVP to get your link? ZmURL.com has you covered. Launching today, ZmURL is ...