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The UAW, which represents service and maintenance workers at Cornell, is calling for a new contract that would increase pay and adjust for inflation.
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Aside from the City's ADA Advocate, who is Deaf, representatives from the disability community did not speak until the very end of the speaking portion of the event. Nine people, not including the ADA Advocate, spoke first.
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For many of us, fireworks are part of the soundtrack of summer. But some communities are switching over to drone shows to light up the sky instead.
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July is Disability Pride Month and this Friday, on the 34th anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act, the disability community will come together for a festival from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Canalside in Buffalo. This week on the Disabilities Beat, we feature an extended-length panel with two of the artists involved with the local Disability Pride Festival.
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Cities like Rome are reeling from tornado damage. A lack of consistent data makes determining tornado trends difficult.
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President Biden’s decision to not seek a second term is throwing the Democratic Party into disarray less than a month before the party’s nominating convention.
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After more than a century, the International Olympic Committee is adding lacrosse back to the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. And when that happens, the Haudenosaunee Nationals Lacrosse team wants to be there, playing under their own flag.
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Two marine conservation organizations intend to sue Northeast states over what they say is a failure to protect an endangered species.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul is touting a state investment meant to expand access to childcare
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The baseball world is descending upon Cooperstown for Hall of Fame induction weekend.