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BINGHAMTON, NY (WSKG) — New York launched its first public health training course this month in partnership with Cornell University.*
The Citizen Public Health Leader Training Program aims to prepare residents to address COVID-19, public health emergencies and future pandemics. Enrollment in the Cornell-designed course opened on May 5 and is free to all New Yorkers.
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VESTAL, NY (WSKG) - The Binghamton Black Bears will be the latest hockey team to play at the Visions Veterans Memorial Arena in the city's downtown. The team will play in the Federal Prospects Hockey League (FPHL), which also has a team in Elmira.
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ROCHESTER, NY (WXXI) - A new federal program will provide low-income residents with a monthly subsidy to help pay for internet service. The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program will provide a monthly subsidy of up to $50 to eligible residents to pay for internet services, and up to $75 for households on Native American territories.
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ALBANY, NY (WSKG) - Saying she and other adult sexual abuse survivors deserve their day in court, Marissa Hoechstetter is looking to the New York State Legislature to make that possible. Hoechstetter said former Columbia University doctor Robert Hadden sexually abused her in 2010, when he conducted routine medical exams during her pregnancy.
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HARRISBURG, PA (WSKG) –– A recent study from Franklin & Marshall College’s Center for Opinion Research does not show how people might vote on one of the ballot questions in the May 18 primary. But it does indicate that the way the question is worded could have an effect on how people interpret the question.
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