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In his first month in office, Alexander Marion conducted an analysis of the impact of NYS AIM funding on the city, which has remained flat since 2012.
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He'll likely have to vie for the GOP nomination against Fanny Villarreal, who announced her bid a week earlier.
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Villarreal brings her long-time connections to community to the race for the 48th senate district
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Home health care workers and their allies say a proposal by Gov. Kathy Hochul would unfairly return home care workers back to the minimum wage, after receiving an increase last year.
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Senator Rachel May confirmed in Albany that Health Commissioner James MacDonald will provide a timeline for the cleanup and overhaul of the Watershed Rules and Regulations at Owasco Lake.
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She's new chair of the Senate Cities 2 committee, where she'll focus on issues unique to upstate cities. May also has legislation ready to address water quality and affordable housing.
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The Statewide Senior Action Council bestowed Sen. Rachel May with its lifetime achievement award to commemorate the senator's dedication to senior citizen well being.
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The Rural Schools Association gave kudos to New York State Sen. Rachel May.
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Governor Hochul signed a new law that imposes greater fines on a code violation that is not resolved after 30 days.
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The 2020 Census brought news to the city of Syracuse. The population is growing after decades of recorded decline. The prospect of more residents has impacts for a variety of places and organizations.