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By WSKG Staff | March 14, 2018

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Reed Hopeful House Will Continue Stimulus Package Push

BINGHAMTON, NY (WSKG) — Republican Congressman Tom Reed (NY-23) said Wednesday he will continue to push for another COVID-19 relief package while attention in Congress shifts to filling the vacancy at the Supreme Court. NY-23 Congressman Tom Reed (Celia Clarke/WSKG) Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he will move to confirm a new justice this year to fill the vacancy left by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. When asked if the recent events might deter another relief bill, Reed said his goal remains unchanged. “I assure you we have not lost focus, what we’re working on in this office, as well as our colleagues that changed the national conversation last week, where it was dead on arrival, the COVID-19 package,” the Congressman said.
Lupardo Calls on DEC For Further Review of Endicott LIB Recycling Plant

BINGHAMTON, NY (WSKG) — New York State Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo released a letter Tuesday calling on the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) to ramp up investigations into the lithium-ion battery recycling facility set to open in Endicott. Protesters march to the proposed lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Endicott. (Jillian Forstadt/WSKG) The DEC initially granted the company behind the plant, SungEel MMC Americas LLC (SMCC), an air permit in March.
Spectrum Accusations In The Race For NY-22

BINGHAMTON, NY (WSKG) — Candidates are using Spectrum as a talking point in the race for New York's 22nd Congressional District. In 2018, Congressman Anthony Brindisi, a Democrat, unseated Claudia Tenney, a Republican.
Unemployment Dips Below 10% For Most Metro Areas in NY

NEW YORK NOW - The unemployment rate in most of the state’s metro areas in New York dipped below 10% in August for the first time since March, according to preliminary data released Tuesday by the state Department of Labor. New York City still topped the list among the state’s metro areas, with an unemployment rate of 16.3% last month, but that’s a drop of nearly four points compared to the city’s numbers in July.
Pandemic Leads To Rise in ‘Welfare Check’ Calls In Tompkins County

TOMPKINS COUNTY, NY (WSKG) - Calls to police requesting 'Welfare Checks' rose last month in Tompkins County. When making a ‘Welfare Check’, police visit a someone’s home to see if the resident is ok.