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By WSKG Staff | March 14, 2018

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New York Enacts Historic Tenant Protections

ALBANY, NY (WSKG) - In what supporters called a "watershed moment," the New York Legislature on Friday approved and Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed what Democratic lawmakers and tenant groups say are the strongest tenant protections in a generation. Tenants cheered, some chanting "thank you" and others crying, as Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins arrived at a victory rally organized by tenants' groups just before the vote took place.
Upstate Senator Disappointed With Legislative Session

VESTAL, NY (WSKG) - As the New York state legislature enters the final week of the legislative session, 51st District Senator James Seward is disappointed more wasn’t accomplished to help upstate. "In the closing days we're looking at issues like giving drivers licenses to illegal immigrants, marijuana legalization, and those types of issues that are kind of more of a far-left agenda," he said.
Delaware Sheriff’s Deputies Now Wear Body Cameras

VESTAL, NY (WSKG) - This week, Delaware County Sheriff’s Deputies began wearing body cameras. “In these days and times with a lot of negative attention being drawn toward the law enforcement community, the body camera really produces an unbiased witness to any type of incident one of my deputies may encounter,” said Sheriff Craig Dumond. He adds the cameras also offer proof for a person making a complaint against a deputy.
Ithaca Mayoral Race Now Contested

ITHACA, NY (WSKG) - In his bid for a third term, Ithaca Mayor Svante Myrick has an opponent The Tompkins County Board of Election confirmed that Adam Levine will be on the November ballot. Last month, Levine announced his candidacy on his personal Facebook page.
Report: Concert Promoters Missed Payment Before Racetrack Pulled Out Of Woodstock 50

VESTAL, NY (WSKG) - Organizers for the Woodstock 50 music festival missed a payment to Watkins Glen International last month. That's according to court documents cited by the Poughkeepsie Journal. This came just weeks before the racetrack pulled out of the event.