Payne Horning
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After Lake Ontario reached new heights in 2017, the state and many homeowners invested substantial amounts of money rebuilding the break walls and other barriers along their shorelines - only to see much of it washed away again in 2019.
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The index was designed after a similar tool created to help communities in the Gulf Coast region of the United States following Hurricane Katrina.
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"You’re seeing more shortages in many areas, primarily in primary care but also in the specialties too, and that is a concern and will be a challenge."
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The New York State Comptroller’s office says the number of school districts in the state that are in fiscal stress has increased from 26 to 33.
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"Many of them are already accessing the emergency food network, so they're turning to their local food pantry or soup kitchen just to make ends meet."
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Critics say Plan 2014 is to blame for the unprecedented water levels while others say it's a scapegoat for the excessive rainfall in recent years, which could be related to climate change.
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A new bill recently signed into law by President Donald Trump addresses a loophole.
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"Today and together we have an opportunity to send a clear and powerful message through our words and our deeds that we are better together."
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Despite unanswered questions about security and transparency, mobile voting pilots aimed at overseas and military voters move forward in a number of states.
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Lake Ontario hovers 16 inches above its long-term average, with a bleak forecast from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.