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A vacant building in Cortland is set to house the mental health department serving the county and central New York.
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"There are only so many projects that we can take on," Talbot said. "[Tompkins and Cortland counties] do not have deep pockets, neither one of you."
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"Up to 100,000 people in the state that are actively seeking home health care cannot get it, because we do not have the supply of workforce in the state."
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"There’s no clear issue arising from off-campus activity," SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras said. "It’s not as if there's one big gathering or two big gatherings. But clearly the activity is coming from off-campus."
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“He’s very knowledgeable, and cares about the whole range of issues that are important to this district”
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The funding can be used for a wide variety of purposes meant to prepare, prevent or respond to COVID-19 for housing authority employees and people living in public housing.
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Emotions quickly spilled over when Lifton opened the floor to discussion.
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"Critical work remains on climate and education and health care among other issues about which I care deeply."
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Game is annual football rivalry between Ithaca College and SUNY Cortland.
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Five candidates vie to fill three open seats for New York Supreme Court.