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Micron awarded $6.1 billion grant for mega-fab plants in Central New York

The plan to bring a multi-billion-dollar micron facility to Central New York is one step closer to reality.Senator Chuck Schumer (NY-D) announced Micron was awa

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Town did not violate regulations when it removed beaver dam, DEC says

The state Department of Environmental Conservation says the town of Croghan did nothing wrong when it destroyed a beaver dam on Ashcraft Pond.

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What’s next for an old building in Lowville

The Lowville Food Pantry may be on the move.

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New York set to crack down on organized retail theft

ALBANY — Gov. Kathy Hochul and state lawmakers have reached agreement on how to stop a scourge of retail theft in New York by passing legislation intended to break up organized efforts to steal and sell stolen merchandise. The new laws, encompassed ...

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Budget deal ends marijuana potency tax and targets illegal shops

ALBANY — The state budget that’s expected to be adopted in the coming days calls for repealing the potency tax on marijuana products as well as new regulations intended to give local municipalities, including New York City, the ability to more ...

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Watertown City School District launches new threat detection system

WATERTOWN — The Watertown City School District has unveiled a new threat detection system that, in part, uses artificial intelligence to detect bullying and potential threats to the district.

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Clayton health center closed Thursday

CLAYTON — The Samaritan Clayton Family Health Center closed at 9:30 a.m. Thursday to all patients, including lab and x-ray, due to what Samaritan described as “unforeseen circumstances.”

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Clayton health center closed Thursday

CLAYTON — The Samaritan Clayton Family Health Center closed at 9:30 a.m. Thursday to all patients, including lab and x-ray, due to what Samaritan described as “unforeseen circumstances.”

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Rensselaer County officials fight federal charges as trial looms

TROY — Three Rensselaer County officials facing federal criminal charges for voter fraud have filed pretrial motions challenging the government’s case and seeking access to more of the evidence against them as their September trial date looms. The pretrial motions reveal ...

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Encompass Recreation, Indian River Lakes Conservancy partner to open sensory trails

REDWOOD — Trail sections to open soon at Baker Woods Preserve in Natural Bridge and at Redwood Hill Preserve in Redwood are being called “groundbreaking” by their makers.

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