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For almost every tactile experience in the pre-COVID-19 world, there is now an online analog.

If someone feels sick, they should seek a telehealth appointment, or call their doctor, and should not try to go to a doctor’s office.

“It’s time to hold corporations accountable when they work against the interests of hard-working Americans."

Starting next year, employers in New York that hire people recovering from drug or alcohol addiction will be eligible for a state tax credit. The $2000 credit covers both full and part time workers.

A slate of eight bills aimed at bolstering career and technical education is on the move in the state House.

The Better Business Bureau of Upstate New York warns that the leading scam operation these days is a supposed job offer for which the target never actually applied nor interviewed, yet often times still fleeces money from the victim.

More than 12,000 federal workers are furloughed in Pennsylvania as lawmakers in Washington struggle to figure out a way to end the longest-ever partial government shutdown.

Job seekers now have a new tool for finding local work. The website ShiftDiff, is a locally focused job search site, listing only career opportunities across the Finger Lakes region.

In her new book, "Farming While Black: Soul Fire Farm's Practical Guide to Liberation on the Land," Leah Penniman describes her journey as a woman of color reclaiming space in the agricultural world while providing a comprehensive guide for others who want to follow her path.

NYSERDA, a New York State agency that works on energy research and development, announced a new tech product completely manufactured in the Southern Tier.