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County Executive Jason Garnar said over 10,000 veterans live in the county, and finding affordable housing is often a challenge for them.
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The 25th Secretary of the Army visited the Scranton Army Ammunition Plant on Monday.
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Seggos took a leave of absence from his post at the DEC and drove ambulances across the border from Slovakia to Kyiv for the not-for-profit Ukraine Friends.
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It helps veterans with mental health issues through peer-to-peer support.
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One of the leading opponents to the bill is Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) who argues the legislation allows for unrestricted spending.
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"This creates a presumption that if you served in one of these places that had burn pits, and you get sick, you get covered."
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Pfc. Morris Swackhammer will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
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A pair of Democrats in the State Senate have apologized after they posed with a banner in Albany on Tuesday that compared the impact of climate change to 9/11 terror attacks in New York City.
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Wolf said he supports several bills aimed at helping refugees and financially isolating Russia for its invasion.
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Elected officials in Broome County say they are ready to welcome Ukrainian refugees.
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Southern Tier Rep. Tom Reed said he wants more humanitarian and military aid for Ukraine, which could include a deployment of American troops.
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Binghamton resident Taras Kostyk spent the days before the invasion of Ukraine not wanting to believe a large-scale attack could occur. Now that it has, there has not been much he can do, but stay in contact with relatives still in the country.