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Sam DingmanBoth Davids will graduate from Russell Sage College this weekend. -
(Airs 05/15/26 @ 10 p.m.) The Legislative Gazette is a weekly program about New York State Government and politics. On this week’s Gazette: With no state budget in place, school districts across the state are in a tough spot with voters set to vote next week, we’ll have reaction from the Childcare Association of New York to the Governor announcing billions of dollars in funding for childcare, and we’ll take a look at tick season with the population booming.
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Town of Newburgh Republican, Paul Ruggiero, was declared the winner of the council seat by one vote by the Orange County Board of Elections on Tuesday afternoon, over Democrat Mary Lou Carolan. -
Monday’s Newburgh Town Council meeting was cancelled because of a disputed seat that a Democrat, Mary Lou Carolan, says was taken by the Republican, Paul Ruggiero.
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Residents from Westchester and Orange counties were among those on the cruise ship where the hantavirus outbreak was discovered. -
This year, a lot of the uncertainty boils down to the question of whether districts will receive a 1% or 2% increase in what's known as foundation aid, which covers general-purpose operating costs. -
A recent study by Smart Mobility, Inc., commissioned by the Hudson Valley environmental conservation group Catskill Mountainkeeper, claims a 2024 New York State Department of Transportation report used outdated data and exaggerated the scope of the traffic problem. -
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act made dramatic changes to who will be eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and thousands of New Yorkers will no longer be eligible for the food assistance benefit. The costs of SNAP, like administration and benefits, are being shifted to New York counties. And they only have months to figure it out. -
Archtop Fiber, in collaboration with the county, is scheduled to lay over 220 miles of fiber-optic cable serving over 22,000 addresses by New Year's Eve. -
Three weeks after the massive spill, families and businesses are still dealing with uncertainty and health concerns. -
Lieutenant Joseph LeRoy Burke was killed after spending years in a POW camp during World War II. His remains were finally recovered last year. -
A Mid-Hudson Valley cheesemaker says it would like to stay in Fallsburg, if it can build some better housing for their employees.
