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Regulations regarding Y2K and women in the workforce are just some of the outdated rules being cleared from the state’s books as part of a new effort from the governor’s office.
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The new AIRaCuse network dashboard tells you how safe the air is closest to you. The project from SUNY ESF and Onondaga Environmental institute monitors changes during and after I-81 construction.
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Onondaga County officials say changing SNAP rules and stagnant state assistance are putting pressure on local social services, as high housing costs drive demand for emergency shelter.
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They gathered at St. Joseph's hospital sharing stories of success including a combat veteran who suffered from PTSD and is now a peer specialist.
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Gas prices in the Syracuse area rose once again over the past week. Analysts say renewed fighting in Iran and Ukraine strikes on Russian oil targets pushed the market higher.
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Crouse Health agreed to spend $1.5 million over three years to become naming sponsor for the Onondaga County Aquarium.
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The center is partnering with Syracuse Build to help job seekers and construction contractors connect Tuesday.
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White House administrators call it a necessary step to stop health insurance profiteering, while Gillibrand and Hochul warn it will raise Medicare Part D premiums for New York’s seniors.
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The Trump administration says easing truck emissions standards would cut industry costs. Health advocates warn the rollback could increase harmful diesel pollution in New York.
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State Senator Chris Ryan chose the CNYSPCA as this year's worthy recipient for Legislative Initiative Funding