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The NYS Quitline goes fare beyond a phone number. There's also a website, text service, medication, counseling, and other resources.
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Those are rare compared to West Nile and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). But all have been detected in mosquito pools tested this month.
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The $50 million HUD grant pushes redevelopment plans for public housing over the finish line.
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Central New Yorkers are showing strong support for Rome residents devastated by recent storms, with many offering to volunteer and donate supplies. United Way of the Mohawk Valley emphasizes the need for cash and gift card donations to address immediate needs efficiently.
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Jason Jaegers owns Big Jay's Pizza, which also has a location in Marcy.
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The Syracuse Housing Authority was the lead applicant for the unprecedented $50 million federal grant.
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Sen. Joe Griffo has been touring Rome and Canastota, two of the hardest-hit areas by Tuesday's severe storm.
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The previous executive director was fired after a state comptroller report revealed financial mismanagement.
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Upstate Biotech Ventures is getting $6 million in initial funding to develop everything from devices to treatments.
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This phase of the I-81 project is the first to take place in the heart of Syracuse.
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The Manufacturers Association of CNY landed its largest-ever federal grant to build upon its already successful registered apprenticeship program.
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Demand for services provided by the city schools and Food Bank of CNY continue to rise.