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Cortland County Reports First COVID-19 Death
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Wells College Goes Remote For Next Week
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Amid Another Wave Of COVID-19 Cases, Southern Tier Hospitals Cope With Staff Shortages
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Vote Count Continues: New York’s Congressional Races
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The Impact Of Voting Changes In 2020
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Online Resources for New York and Pennsylvania Voters
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Election Day Is Here, But Many New Yorkers Have Already Voted
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Cuomo: Trump Administration Could Use Vaccine Data For Deportation
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What To Watch – November 2, 2020 to November 15, 2020
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Milk Street Lasagna Bolognese (Ep 408)
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People With Firearms At Polls Risk Criminal Charges
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Governor, Attorney General Say Federal Vaccine Plan Ignores Communities of Color
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How Early Are Early Votes Counted?
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Maine-Endwell Students Share Their Voices Ahead of Election
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Cuomo: White House Vaccine Plan ‘Deeply Flawed’
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Suspect In Ithaca String Of Hate Crimes Arrested
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In New York’s State Senate, Over A Dozen Races Are In Play
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55 Years After Historic Voting Rights Act Victory, Record Turnout Expected Among Hispanic Voters
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Voting Tips from the League of Women Voters
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On Election Day, Poll Shows Over Half of PA Voters Will Cast Ballots In-Person
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Elmira Prison Under Lockdown After 590 People Test Positive For COVID-19
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Steuben Health Officials Say Corning Center Failed To Report Six More Deaths
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New York Might Transfer Vulnerable Inmates From Elmira Prison, Cuomo Says
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Democrats In New York’s State Senate Two Seats Away From Supermajority
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Cook’s Country Greek Chicken (Ep 1307)
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Trump And Biden Differ Sharply On The Environment — And That Means The Election Stakes Are High For PA
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Counties Exclude COVID In Absentee Ballot Communications To Voters
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NY Teacher Of The Year Talks Inequity To Internet, Standardize Testing Amid Pandemic
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Cuomo, Lawmakers Unveil Bill Targeting Utility Companies Over Storm Response
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SUNY Mandates COVID-19 Tests For Students Before Thanksgiving Break
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WATCH: In Their Only Debate, NY-23 Challenger Calls GOP Congressman Liar, Untrustworthy
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Facing Large Water Supply, Lake Ontario Residents Want More Outflows This Winter
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Hoping To Quell COVID’s Spread, Former Inmates Ask Governor To Release More Prisoners
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PA Governor To Mail-In Voters: Hand-Deliver Your Ballot To Ensure It’s Counted
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New Yorkers Protest As Elmira Prison Sees 565 COVID-19 Cases
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Keuka College To Remain Remote For The Rest Of The Semester
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Chenango County Ballot Requests May Be Affected By Cyber Attack
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Protective Cover Put Over Susan B. Anthony’s Gravestone
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Cuomo Continues Attacks On White House For Its COVID-19 Leadership
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Pennsylvania Makes Plans For A Six-University Consolidation
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In Ithaca, People Hit The Polls To Vote Early
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Science Pub | The Skin You’re In
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For First Time Since June, New York Reports Over 1,000 COVID-19 Hospitalizations
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Dead Animal, Brick With Reed’s Name Left At Congressman’s Home
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While New York Fights To Control COVID-19; Cuomo Claims Trump Surrendered
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Windsor Students Participate in Youth Media Challenge
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Milk Street Entertaining Favorites (EP 407)
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Back The Blue Ralliers, Counter Protesters Meet Again In Ithaca Over The Weekend
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COVID-19 Outbreaks At NY Prisons Lead To Renewed Calls For Clemency
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Printable program guides for Radio & TV November 2020
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‘Floating Voters’ Reject Party Labels
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In Fight To Preserve Ballot Line, Working Families Party Employs Big Name Progressives
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NY-22: Candidates Debate Health Care, Policing
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NY22 Debate: Listen, Watch Here
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An Absentee Ballot Can Be Changed After It Has Been Filed
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Early Voting In New York Starts This Weekend
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Elections Officials Ready For Early Voting In New York
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Glitch Sends Duplicate Mail Ballots To Some PA Voters, But Officials Say Just One Will Be Counted
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Cook’s Country Croque Monsieur (Ep 1306)
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Steuben and Chemung Co. Declared COVID-19 Cluster Zones
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COVID-19, Criminal Justice on the Ballot this Year in NY
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New York Could Replace Out-Of-State Quarantines With Targeted Tests
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SUNY Cortland Extends Pause Of In-Person Classes
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Nursing Homes Relied On Lawns And Patios For Visits. What Will Happen This Winter?
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Pandemic Prompts Salvation Army To Start Holiday Fundraiser Early
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PA Health Officials Warn Against False Vaccine Claims Made By Two State Lawmakers
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Oneonta Mayor Vetoes Mask Ordinance
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Broome Co. Executive Candidates Talk COVID-19, Airport
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Pennsylvania Qualifies for New York’s Quarantine List, But Travel Can Continue
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Schuyler County Reports First Deaths From COVID-19
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Binghamton Mayor’s Quarantine Ends
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Chasing the Dream Lunch & Learn
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LGBTQ People Go Undocumented In New York State’s COVID-19 Health Data
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New York State, Advocates Hope Public Will Help Enforce Plastic Bag Ban
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Cuomo: Vaccine Plan Leaves Lots Of Blanks
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Millions Of Pennsylvanians Skip Every Election. This Year Could Be Different
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Law Enforcement Does Not Intervene In Ithaca Clash Between Pro- & Anti-Trump Protestors
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Broome County Schools Prepare For Yellow Zone COVID-19 Testing
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What To Watch – October 19, 2020 to November 1, 2020
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Milk Street Bakes! (Ep 406)
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Cuomo Parses Pandemic Stats
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New York’s Vaccine Plan Prioritizes Essential Workers, High-Risk People
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County Leaders Say New York State’s Failing To Help With Pandemic
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PA Predicts ‘Overwhelming Majority Of Ballots’ Will Be Counted Three Days After Election Day
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I Can Count on WSKG!
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‘Naked Ballots,’ Signatures And Deadlines: What You Need To Know About Voting In PA
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Broome Leaders Ask Congressman To Free Up CARES Act Funds In Next Relief Package
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NY-19: Delgado and Van De Water Debate Mask Mandates, Health Care
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Steuben County’s Second COVID-19 Wave More Severe
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Dennis Craig Named Acting President Of SUNY Oneonta
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When A Vaccine Comes, Cuomo Says The Nation Will Need A Clear Inoculation Plan
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Cuomo’s New Book Chronicles COVID-19 Crisis, Conflict With Trump
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Residents Criticize Broome Budget Proposal Over Jail, Sheriff Funding
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Families Of Nursing Home Residents Want More Access
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New York’s Governor Threatens To Withhold State Funds Unless Shutdown Orders Are Enforced
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Governor Points To PA’s Hemp Industry In Making Pitch For Legal Recreational Weed
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Cook’s Country Shrimp Tacos (Ep 1305)
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WSKG: A Celebration of Giving
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Schuyler Co. Legislature Passes Vote Opposing Cayuta Recycling Facility
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NY-125th Assembly Candidates Face-Off In Virtual Debate
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Schuyler Co. Resolution Asks DEC To Reject Recycling Facility Application
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Tompkins County Reports First COVID-19 Death
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Keuka College Moves Classes Online For Two Weeks
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Milk Street Best European Desserts (Ep 405)
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Chasing the Dream, Season 3: Ep 2
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Barrett Confirmation Hearings Airing on WSKG World Channel
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Tracing Potential COVID-19 Cases In Ithaca Schools
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Binghamton Mayor Tests Positive For COVID-19
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Brindisi Holds Lead Over Tenney, According To Siena/Syracuse.com Poll
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Broome County ‘Yellow Zone’ Measures To Start Friday
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Binghamton University Goes On Temporary Pause Amid Area COVID-19 Spikes
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After Surge In Coronavirus Cases, Syracuse University Pauses Student Activities
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Why A Voter’s Options For Casting A Mailed Ballot Varies Across Pennsylvania
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Driving While Black by Dr. Gretchen Sorin
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SUNY Cortland Goes Remote Due To Rise In COVID-19 Cases
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WATCH: Governor Restricts Churches, Schools, Diners In BGM “Cluster”
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Susan B. Anthony Barbie Doll In The Works
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Cuomo Orders Some School Closures, Possible Ban On Religious Gatherings
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Cook’s Country Grilled Jerk Chicken (Ep 1304)
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During Pandemic, Some Pennsylvanians Say Vouchers Can Boost Learning
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Broome County Opens Mobile Rapid Testing Site In Binghamton
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What To Watch – October 5, 2020 to October 18, 2020
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NYC To Close Businesses In Parts Of Brooklyn And Queens As Virus Takes Hold Again
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Milk Street Everyday Middle Eastern Cooking (Ep 404)
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PA Governor Begins Enforcement Of New Restaurant Dine-In Rules
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New York State Ramps Up Enforcement in COVID-19 Clusters
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Local Governments Could Be Fined $10K Per Day For Not Enforcing COVID Rules
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PA Democratic Lawmakers Propose Penalties For Faithless Federal Electors
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O’Mara, Danks Burke Face Questions on Climate Change, Homelessness
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Smartphone App Warns Of Contact With COVID Carriers
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Garnar Asks Broome Residents To Stay Home For Next Week
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To Contain Binghamton Cluster, Broome County Prepares to Deploy State Rapid Testing
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Corning Center COVID-19 Deaths Not Reported To County
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Business Leaders Warn Of Child Care Crisis
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Advocates Call On Governor To End Driver’s License Suspensions For Unpaid Traffic Fines
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Poll: More Americans On Both Sides Of The Political Spectrum Want A Higher Minimum Wage
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Corning Nursing Home Announces Four Deaths
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New York Governor Acts To Contain COVID-19 Clusters
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Lawsuit Changes How New York Absentee Ballots Can Be Rejected
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Printable program guides for Radio & TV October 2020
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New York Governor Asks Governments To Reopen Homeless Shelters
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Cuomo: Pause On Evictions Extended Through 2020
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‘1A’ And ‘On Point” Swap Time Slots
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Cuomo Takes Steps To Control COVID-19 Clusters
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At PA Rally, Trump Repeats Falsehoods On Election Process, Fracking
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Cook’s Country Adjaruli Khachapuri (Ep 1303)
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Despite County Criticism, Lawyer For Lighthouse Baptist Church Defends COVID-19 Behavior
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Three Candidates Confirm Participation In NY 22 Congressional Debate
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Latest COVID-19 Numbers In New York State “Relatively Flat”
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Shifting Trump Tariffs On Aluminum Disrupt New York Businesses
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As New York Budget Crisis Looms, Democrats Seek Alternatives
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Milk Street From Spain with Love (Ep 403)
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PA Lawmakers Propose Ban On Hair Discrimination
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‘PBS KIDS Talk About: Race and Racism’ to air October 9th
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New York Begins Plastic Bag Ban Enforcement October 19th
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Governor Will Await Federal Relief Before Closing New York’s State Deficit
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Children Bullied For Race And Gender Now Have Broader Leeway To Sue In PA
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Judge Rules New York Attorney General Must Depose By Oct. 7
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Governor Says New York Will Independently Review COVID-19 Vaccine
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Age of Nature Screening & Events
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Legal Observer Injured As Truck Drives Through Breonna Taylor Protest In Buffalo
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COVID-19 Saliva Test Developed At SUNY Upstate Approved By FDA
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Syracuse Art Museum Takes ‘Big Risk’, Selling $18 million Jackson Pollock Painting
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Poll Shows Fewer Than A Third Of PA’s GOP Voters Will Trust Mail-In Ballot Results
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Activists Call For More Transparency During State Hearing On COVID-19 In Jails
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Reed Hopeful House Will Continue Stimulus Package Push
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Lupardo Calls on DEC For Further Review of Endicott LIB Recycling Plant
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Spectrum Accusations In The Race For NY-22
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Unemployment Dips Below 10% For Most Metro Areas in NY
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Pandemic Leads To Rise in ‘Welfare Check’ Calls In Tompkins County
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Several States Added To New York’s COVID Travel Advisory
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Protesters Report Menstrual Changes After Tear Gas Exposure
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Unemployment Dips Below 10% For Most Metro Areas In NY
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Republicans Ask Top State Court To Suspend Its Vote-By-Mail Order
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SUNY-Wide Pooled COVID-19 Testing May Be More Effective, Expert Says
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Key Voting Dates Approacheth In New York State
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New York Governor Calls President’s Attempt To Withhold Federal Funds “More Of The Same”
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Where Pennsylvania’s US Senators Stand On Replacing Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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Pandemic Spreads From Church To Chemung County Jail
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Cook’s Country Grilled Flank Steak with Basil Dressing (Ep 1302)
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It’s The Start Of The Fall Season For High School ‘Low-Risk’ Sports
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New York To Begin Enforcing Plastic Bag Ban Oct. 19
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New York Attorney General: State Policies Used To Suppress Prude Video
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Debate Continues On Taxing New York’s Wealthiest
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Hawkins Disappointed In Recent Rulings Removing Him From Presidential Ballot In Key States
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COVID-19 Tanked Hotels. Workers Of Color Feel The Biggest Squeeze
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What To Watch – September 21, 2020 to October 4, 2020
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Milk Street Mexican Favorites (Ep 402)
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At A ‘Back The Blue” Rally, Ithaca Hears A Range Of Opinions On Law Enforcement
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“What Were You Wearing?” Exhibit Recreates The Outfits Of Rape Survivors
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Name Change Rejected For Tiny Town Of Swastika, NY
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The New York State Thruway Ends Cash Tolls In November
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One Death Linked To Church COVID Cluster In Chemung County
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Rochester Police Confront Protesters At City Hall
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Revised Assisted Care Policy Could Reunite Many New York Families
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PA Hasn’t Updated Science Education Standards Since 2002. New Plan’s First To Acknowledge Climate Change
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Tenants Push Need For More, Safer Low-Income Housing
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U.S.-Canada Border Remains Closed
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Pennsylvania Officials Stand By Pandemic Response After Judge Rules Against Orders
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No Permanent Solution In Sight For New York State’s Huge Budget Deficit
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New York Lowers Coronavirus Threshold For Nursing Home Visits
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Teachers Union Calls School Aid Cuts ‘Unconstitutional’ in Lawsuit Against Cuomo
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Hemp Growers Call On Governor To Release State Regulations Before Harvest
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PA Governor Renews Calls For Election Code Changes, Criticizes Republicans Over Pandemic Response
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Pandemic Prompts Possible 12% Budget Cut In Tompkins County
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Cuomo: Halloween Trick-Or-Treating Left To Parents
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Free Virtual Screening & Chat: Portraits and Dreams
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Rochester Mayor Fire Police Chief, Suspends Two Department Heads
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PA Providers: Huge Budget Cuts Could Hurt People With Mental Illness
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Cook’s Country Monterey Bay Cioppino (Ep 1301)
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Hundreds Gather Saturday Night In Rochester For Another Protest On Behalf Of Daniel Prude
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‘Worst Year Ever’ For Upstate Hotels, Some Down 60-70%
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Milk Street Weeknight Italian (Ep 401)
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‘Truly Outrageous’: Trump Administration Rejects PA Plea For Extra Food Benefits
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“Close To Home”: Binghamton Protesters Stand With Rochester
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New York State Says It Can’t Afford Pre-Paid Postage For Absentee Ballots
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Chasing the Dream, Season 3: Ep 1
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Student Leaders Hold Virtual Town Hall On Higher Education’s Response To COVID
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Garnar Announces “No Frills” 2021 Broome County Budget
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New York City Fire Department Renames Highest Award In Light Of Namesake’s Racist Views
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A Second Delhi Official Faces Felony Charges For Theft
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New York’s Largest Teachers Union Threatens Lawsuit Over State Funding Cuts
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After COVID-19 Uptick On Oswego Campus, SUNY Chancellor Says There’s ‘No Cause For Alarm’
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PA Senators Consider Harsher Penalties For Drivers Who Don’t Move Over For Emergency Vehicles
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Cornell Limits Student Gatherings As COVID-19 Clusters Increase
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Indoor Dining Can Resume in New York City on Sept. 30, Cuomo Says
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Hundreds Continue To Protest Tuesday Night In Rochester
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Live Music, Theater Operators Say It’s Time To Reopen
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Cuomo: Donald Trump Caused the COVID Outbreak in New York
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SUNY Chancellor Calls New COVID-19 Testing A ‘Game Changer’
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Naked Protesters In Spit Hoods Demonstrate In Rochester
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New York Farms Prepare For Fall Activities With New Precautions
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New York State Marks COVID-19 Milestone
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AAA’s ‘School’s Out – Drive Carefully’ Campaign Notes Changes Motorists Need To Watch This Fall
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Gillibrand Pushes For $25 Billion In Aid For The U.S. Post Office
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PA Child Care Advocates Fear New State Policy Will Break The Industry
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Whatever It’s Called, Some Endicott Residents Still Don’t Want It
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Let’s Talk About Election 2020
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What To Watch – September 7, 2020 to September 20, 2020
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Age of Nature Art Contest
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Black Lives Matter, Clergy And Politicians Clash As Daniel Prude Protests Continue
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Cuomo: New York Casinos Can Reopen, But Not Indoor Dining in NYC
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Video Released Shows Clash Between Car And Ithaca Protesters
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Cuomo Calls For Swift Conclusion To Attorney General’s Probe Into Death of Daniel Prude
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Wolf Administration Renews Calls To Legalize Weed, But Majority Republicans Have Other Plans
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Car Rams Into Black Lives Matter Protesters In New York City’s Times Square
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SUNY Oneonta Online For Rest Of Semester, Sends Students Home
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COVID Cases Among Cornell Athletes Prompts Increased Restrictions
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What To Watch – August 24, 2020 to September 6, 2020
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Fewer Pennsylvanians Are Participating In The Census Than A Decade Ago
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After Trump Targets New York City For Federal Cuts, Cuomo Calls Him a ‘Joke’
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Legendary N.Y. Mets Pitcher Tom Seaver Dies At 75
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Poll Finds New Yorkers Bracing For A COVID Resurgence This Fall
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Efforts Underway To Recruit Poll Workers
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Wegmans Responds To Concerns From Animal Activists Over Coconut Harvest
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New York Teachers Seek Mask Mandate For Classrooms
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New York State Health Officials Approve Saliva Diagnostic Test To Track COVID-19
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Governor Extends Pennsylvania’s Disaster Proclamation
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New York Voters Can Now Request Absentee Ballots Online
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Hartwick College Goes Remote Amid Oneonta COVID-19 Outbreak
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State Senate Republicans, Farm Owners Urge Farm Labor Board Not To Lower Overtime Threshold
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Binghamton Mayor David Begins Term As Head Of NYS Conference of Mayors
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Could More SUNY Schools Close Due To COVID-19?
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SUNY Geneseo Suspends Student Organizations For Violating COVID-19 protocols
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Despite Pain Of Canceled New York State Fair, Allure Continues In New Ways
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Police And Prison Guards Demand Compliance, Making Matters Worse For Pennsylvanians With Serious Mental Illness
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Endicott Residents, Akshar Call For Halt To Battery Recycling Facility
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With Fans Forbidden Due To COVID-19, A Noticeably Quiet U.S. Open Kicks Off In Queens
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Brindisi Amendment Would Double Police Funding, Tenney Calls It A Stunt
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The Hour Of Now: One Hour Of All New Music Every Week
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COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Intubations Drop To New Lows In New York
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Cashless Tolling Takes Another Step Forward On New York State Thruway
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Education Advocates Consider Court Action Against 20% Cut In State Aid
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As School Begins, Looming ‘Deluge’ Of Evictions Threatens Thousands Of PA Families
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Tompkins County Covering Some COVID-19 Testing Costs For Residents
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After COVID-19 Spread, SUNY Oneonta Moves Online For At Least Two Weeks
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PBS Newshour Archived National Convention Coverage
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National Women’s Hall of Fame Opens New Headquarters
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Coronavirus Vaccine Researchers Recruiting People Of Color For Tests. It’s Not Easy.
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Scientists Explain Where Ticks Are Most Likely To Attach To People
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PA Governor And GOP Lawmakers At Odds Over Election Code Changes
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Officials: USDA Hemp Regulations Are Onerous
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Lawmakers Demand Release of State-Secured Child Care Funds
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New York Sets COVID-19 Case Threshold for Closing Colleges
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New York Schools Increasingly Worried Over Deep State Budget Cuts
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Black Grapefruit Seeks Balance ‘Inside’ Turmoil
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Despite Governor’s Decision, Fall Season For High School Sports Uncertain
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Trump Administration Considers Civil Rights Probe Over New York Nursing Home Deaths
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Amid Back-To-School Season, PA Governor Touts Coronavirus Procedures, Family Services
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Reed Corning Campaign Office Vandalized
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New York’s Governor Condemns New CDC Guidelines
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Without Child Care Bailout, Workforce Could Lose Women
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New York Sues Postal Service Over Agency Cutbacks, Citing Voting Concerns
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Infections Expert Concerned With FDA Authorization Of Convalescent Plasma To Treat COVID-19
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Pennsylvania Governor Calls For State To Legalize Marijuana, Citing Pandemic
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America’s Test Kitchen Smoky Pulled Pork on a Gas Grill (Ep 2026)
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Syracuse University Conducts 13,000 Saliva Tests , Plans Outdoor Movies, Other Events
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Mental Health Association Expands School Wellness Resources
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Cuomo Tweaks New Rules For Absentee Voting
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Musicians Urge Governor To Allow Live, Ticketed, Advertised Music Play Again
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Science Pub Returns This Fall
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Printable program guides for Radio & TV September 2020
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Ithaca Teaching Aides Call For Option To Work Virtually
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Steuben Legislator Facing Charges For “Patronizing A Prostitute”
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New State Law Allows New York Voters To Request Absentee Ballots For November
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Syracuse University Suspends 23 Students After Large Campus Gathering
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Update: Cornell Resident Advisors Suspend Strike Threat
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Cuomo Warns Coronavirus Is Far From Over
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New York Teachers Union ‘Prepared To Strike’ If Safety Demands Are Not Met
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NIH Vaccine Testing Underway In Binghamton
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New Suffrage Statue Will Be Central Park’s Only Monument To Honor Real Women
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Bipartisan Coalition Pushes New Probe Into Nursing Home Deaths
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Ahead Of 2020 Election, New York Scrambles For Solutions
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A Decades-Old Law Shielding The Wolf Administration From Scrutiny Of Its Coronavirus Response
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Local Leaders Unhappy With Trump’s Pardon Of Susan B. Anthony
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New York’s GOP Leaders Defend Law Enforcement In Southern Tier
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Cuomo Book On COVID-19 Response Out In October
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Ithaca College Changes Plan, Moves All Classes Online For Fall
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New York Gyms Get The Green Light To Reopen, But Not Movie Theaters
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New Study Says Pennsylvania’s Child Care Industry Needs Millions More To Survive
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To Stay In Business, New York City Restaurants Spill Out Onto The Asphalt
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Mitrano Takes Campaign Outside
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Cuomo Rails Against Federal COVID-19 Response at DNC
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Amid USPS Slowdown, Two State Lawmakers Support Absentee Ballot Drop Off Boxes
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America’s Test Kitchen Best Summer Tomato Gratin (Ep 2025)
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Bowling Alleys Open Today At 50% Capacity
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Cuomo Speaks On First Night Of Democratic National Convention
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Are Antigen Tests The Silver Bullet To PA‘s Coronavirus Testing Delays? Not So Fast.
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Online Learning Hasn’t Worked For Some Students with Special Needs
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New York’s Governor Takes Steps To Reopen Bowling Alleys, Gyms
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U.S.-Canada Border Closure Extended Another Month
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Lawyer For Trans Woman Hopeful Settlement Will Impact Jail Policies
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New York State Announces Health Insurance Rates For Next Year
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New York Senator Calls For Emergency $25 Billion For U.S. Postal Service
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New York Gym Owners Want Specifics. Why Can’t They Reopen?
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Inside Some PA Rehabs, ‘It’s Like COVID Doesn’t Exist’
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Schumer: Schools Can’t Reopen Without Federal Aid
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Teacher Weighs The Risk Of Going Back Into The Classroom
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Can West Point And Annapolis Offer A Road Map For Reopening Colleges?
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Relatives Of Nursing Home Residents Speak Out At Hearing
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Public Record Or Trade Secret? Battle Over Number Of Liquor Licenses Could Go To PA’s High Court
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Mockingbirds Catch A Break As New York Judge Strikes Down Trump Bird Opinion
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Tenney Calls Spectrum A Monopoly, Faces Protestors In Binghamton
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Prepping for a Very Different School Year: Strategies for Parents
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During A Lonely New York Summer, Lincoln Center Brings Music To Essential Workers
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New York Adds 2 States To COVID-19 Travel Advisory; Removes 4 Others
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U.S. Puts Kodak Deal On Hold Amid Scrutiny Of Its Finances
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New York Lawmakers Ask State Board of Elections If It Will Be Ready For November
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‘Making A Souffle On A BBQ Grill’: PA Scrambles After Trump Goes Solo On Unemployment Relief
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PA Congressional Candidate Endorses Additional Federal Aid For Workers, Business Owners And Schools
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County Executives Call For Immediate Pandemic Disaster Relief
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Cremations Preferred Over Burials For Form Of Final Disposition
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Upstate NY Poison Center Warns Of Serious Side Effects From Certain Hand Sanitizers
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Cuomo Recruits Kentucky’s Governor In Fight Against Trump’s Unemployment Payment
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America’s Test Kitchen Charcoal-Grilled Barbecued Chicken Kebabs (Ep 2024)
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Cuomo: Over 100 New York School Districts Have Not Filed Reopening Plans
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Can One Support Black Lives Matter And Still Prosecute Marijuana Cases? This PA Prosecutor Says Yes.
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Design Squad Educator Training with Nate Ball
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Milk Street Japan Fries Chicken (Ep 113)
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While Probe Continues, Federal Agency Halts Kodak Loan
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PA Legislature’s Delays Could Prompt Election Chaos In November
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New York Schools Will Reopen In The Fall, Cuomo Says
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Cuomo Calls Trump’s Executive Unemployment Boost ‘Laughable’
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Business Group Names Governor, Legislature and Attorney General In Lawsuit
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‘It’s Not Just Dying’: Doctors Warn About COVID’s Dangerous Complications
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Penn State To Play In Empty Stadium, But There’s A Plan Should The Rules Change
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New York State Fitness Alliance Submits Plan, Tells Governor Gyms Can Open Safely
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NY Lt. Governor On School Reopening, Flu Season Complications
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After Fraud Investigation, New York Attorney General Moves To Dissolve The NRA
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Cuomo Named Head Of National Governors Association
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New York Landlords Expect Increased Evictions In Coming Months
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Winners Announced in the 2020 Rod Serling Film Festival
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Frustration Mounts As New York’s Gyms Remain Closed. How Risky Is It For Them To Reopen?
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How Tropical Storm Isaias Is Connected To Climate Change
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New York And Connecticut Call For Probes Into Utility Companies’ Response To Isaias
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PA Professor: Not Realistic To Expect A COVID-19 Vaccine In 2020
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New York City Sets Up Quarantine Checkpoints For Travelers From COVID-19 Hot Spots
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New York Rolls Back Legal Protections for Nursing Homes, Health Care Facilities
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Participants Sought To Help New York Rate Creeks, Streams
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Report: SEC To Look At Government Loan To Kodak
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Cuomo Comments About Coronavirus Testing Confuse School Leaders
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Cornell Students From States With Climbing COVID-19 Cases Told To Stay Home
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PA Election Officials Urge Swift Legislative Action On Voting Reforms
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Oneonta Schools To Reopen Remotely
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The Met Opera’s Live Streaming Series Sticks To Old Trappings
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Gender X Policy In New York State To Change Health Data Reporting
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America’s Test Kitchen Ground Beef and Cheese Enchiladas (Ep 2023)
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Lawmakers Question New York’s Health Commissioner On Nursing Home Policy
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Tax Collections Rebound With Pent-Up Shopper Demand, But PA Still Faces Huge Budget Deficit
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How A Black-Owned Farm In Windsor Is Building Generational Wealth
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Governor Says New York Schools Must Convince Parents Their Students Will Be Safe
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Milk Street Crazy Noodles (Ep 112)
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New York Adopts Drinking Water Standards For Three Emerging Contaminants
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Schumer Calls On New York To Lobby For More School Money In Coronavirus Relief Bill
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‘I’d Be Nuts Not To Be Anxious’: PA College Administrators Prepare For Unpredictable Fall Semester
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Cuomo To Issue School Reopening Guidance This Week
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Rochester Airport Could Be Named For Frederick Douglass
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Over 40 Leaders Join Finger Lakes Task Force To Safely Reopen Schools
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Minority-Owned Small Businesses Were Largely Shut Out Of PA’s First Coronavirus Loan Program
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Cuomo Scraps $3 Billion Environmental Bond Act
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Protesters Demand Police Accountability, Attract Counter Demonstration
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COVID Concerns Delay Weekend Series For Toronto (Buffalo) Blue Jays
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Instead Of Tossing Them, Researchers Suspect N-95 Masks Could Be Sanitized And Reused
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Lack Of Guidance On Face Masks Leaves Doctors To Decide On Exemptions
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Space, Staffing Figure Into Plans For Reopening New York Schools
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Cuomo Makes Last-Minute Plea To Congress For Federal Funds
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To Safely Reopen, School Boards Say More Money’s Needed
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How The Pandemic Affects New York’s Census Count
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PA Health Secretary Denounces Transphobic Attacks: ‘Our Children Are Watching’
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Video Of Audience At Chainsmokers Concert Prompts New York To Investigate
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New York Police Draw Anger After Plainclothes Officers Throw Woman Into Unmarked Van
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Eastman Kodak: “One Of The Greatest 2nd Acts” In US Industrial History
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GAO Report Calls For Better Communication Efforts By Great Lakes Commission
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Business Owners To PA’s Governor: Please Police Mask Requirement So We Don’t Have To
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Over 2/3rd Of States Now On New York’s Quarantine List
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Reed Pushes Child Care Grants Act, Hopes For Federal Stimulus Passage
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Ithaca School Superintendent Discusses School Reopening Plans
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Governor Warns GOP’s Federal Stimulus Plan Would Harm New York State
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America’s Test Kitchen Pear Crisp (Ep 2022)
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Calling All COVID survivors: The Red Cross Wants Your Plasma
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Blue Jays’ First Buffalo Opponent Bitten By COVID Outbreak
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Why New York State Is Releasing So Few Inmates During The Pandemic
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Milk Street Holidays (Ep 111)
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Cuomo: Next Two Weeks Will Determine State Budget Cuts
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Staffs Have Doubled At PA Unemployment Offices, But Thousands Still Await Benefits
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Long-Term Activists Say Self Care Is Essential
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Endicott Residents Protest Proposed Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling Facility
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Coronavirus Hot Spots: Could New York And Pennsylvania See A COVID-19 Rebound?
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Southern Tier Activists Form Coalition For ‘People’s Protection’
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Five Closely Watched Bills Passed by State Lawmakers in Albany This Week
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Gillibrand Pushes For Federally Mandated Paid Leave, Sick Days
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Pediatricians Struggle During Pandemic; ‘We need help’
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New York Offers Rent Relief To Low-Income Residents. Activists Call For Canceling Rent
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Disability Community Still Fighting For Independent Living
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Printable program guides for Radio & TV August 2020
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Four Months After The Shutdown, Thousands Await Unemployment Compensation
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‘I Could Not Allow That To Stand’: Ocasio-Cortez Rebukes Republican For Vulgar Insult
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Anti Housing Discrimination Bill Advances In New York Legislature
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‘Buffalo’ Blue Jays? Upstate Park A Possible Venue For Canadian Team
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New York Yankees ‘Play Ball!’ But For How Long? A Nervous 2020 Season Begins
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2020 New York Legislative Session Winds Down; No Budget Resolution In Sight
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New York Farm Bureau: ‘No Farm Untouched By Pandemic’
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Brindisi, Katko Hope Congress Can Reach Deal On Latest COVID-19 Relief Bill
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Using Emergency Powers, Governor Withheld Millions From PA County. Now It’s Suing
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Reopening Schools Brace for Mid-Year Aid Cuts
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New York State Bids For Large-Scale Renewable Energy Projects
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Distance Learning Strategies for K-2 Teachers
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Some Deafblind Residents Lose Services — And Socialization — During Pandemic
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New York Wineries Adjust to Cuomo’s New Alcohol Rules
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New York’s Quarantine List Grows To Nearly 2/3 of States
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Siena College Poll Measures Reach Of A Growing Opioid Epidemic
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New York Attorney General Leads Lawsuit Against Trump’s New Health Care Rule
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Ex-NY Assembly speaker sentenced to 6 1/2 years for corruption
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Special Olympics Athletes Switch To Virtual Competitions
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In Debate Over The Limits Of Government Transparency During Emergencies, Wolf To Veto A Bill Passed Unanimously By PA Legislature
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America’s Test Kitchen Sautéed Mushrooms with Red Wine and Rosemary (Ep 2021)
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Seneca Falls Celebrates Historic Moments In The Fight For Women’s Rights
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Some Charter Spectrum Cable TV Rates To Rise
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‘Tax The Rich’ Advocates Step Up Pressure
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Milk Street Menu (Ep 110)
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Samantha Brown visits Corning, NY and the Southern Finger Lakes
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‘This Is For You’: New PA Grant Targets Minority Business Owners Hurt By Coronavirus Shutdown
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Bainbridge Veterans Clinic Safe For Now, Pending Federal Study
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Vandalized Frederick Douglass Statue Replaced
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Italian Americans Say Removing Syracuse’s Columbus Statue Would Erase History
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To Curb COVID- 19, Cuomo Imposes New Restrictions, Penalties On Bars And Restaurants
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Libertarian Candidate For New York Assembly Cites Real World Experience As His Strength
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What To Do About Part-Time School? NYC Announces Free Child Care For 100,000 Students
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NY High School Fall Sports Delayed, Championships Canceled
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New York City’s High Line Reopens In A Potential Boost To Local Business
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With Eviction Moratorium About To Expire, Tenants Rights Advocates Worry A Housing Crisis Could Erupt
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Upstate’s Howie Hawkins Picked As Green Party Candidate For President
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PA Governor Willing To Unplug School Reopening If COVID Surge Can’t Be Stopped
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Activists Say Police Reforms Shouldn’t Wait Until 2021. One Sheriff Agrees.
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Federal Funds For Reopening New York’s K-12 Schools Could Arrive Soon
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New York’s Metropolitan Museum Of Art Will Open Its Doors Again In Late August
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Southern Tier Sheriffs Outline Proposals To Protect Officers
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Advocates, New York Lawmakers Raise Concern About Drinking Water Quality
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The Ithaca Shakespeare Company Presents its Season Virtually
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Forest Schools: An Alternative To In-Classroom Or Remote Learning
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Cornell Holds Virtual Meetings To Answer Reopening Questions
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Effort Underway To Rename Rochester Airport After Frederick Douglass
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New York Researchers Work On Coronavirus Tests For Students Returning To College
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PA House Passes Constitutional Changes That Would Limit Governor’s Emergency Powers
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New York’s List Of Quarantined States Grows Longer
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Van De Water Wins GOP Primary Nomination for NY-19
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Women in STEM Speakers Series
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America’s Test Kitchen Easy Grill-Roasted Whole Chicken (Ep 2020)
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After Confusion By Local Leaders, NY Releases School Reopening Guidelines
