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Apr 16, 2024

The Cayuga Nation has responded after being accused of cutting off a Cayuga County school from its natural gas supply. The Nation says the Union Springs School District has been illegally extracting over $100,000 worth of natural gas annual from their well without payment. [KEEP READING]
The delay has paid off for lawmakers in Albany. Governor Kathy Hochul and New York legislative leaders reached a preliminary agreement on a state budget totaling $237 billion, an increase from the initial $233 billion proposal. Announced on Monday, the budget includes significant investments in housing, education, and public safety. [KEEP READING]

The Yates County Sheriff’s Office provided an update on a fatal crash that claimed the life of a 31-year-old. According to a news release, deputies responded with Penn Yan Ambulance, Branchport/ Keuka Park Fire, Yates EMS and Yates County OES to a single car motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Skyline Drive and East Bluff Drive on Monday around 8:30 a.m. [KEEP READING]
More is being learned about the two law enforcement officers were tragically killed in a gunfire exchange on Sunday night in Salina. The fallen heroes have been identified as Syracuse Police Officer Michael Jensen, 29, from Rome, New York, and Onondaga County Sheriff’s Deputy Michael Hoosock, 37, from Clay, New York. [KEEP READING]
And finally, the Lowes store in Waterloo became the unexpected backdrop for a heartwarming emergency delivery as local troopers assisted a woman in giving birth in her car. Troopers Joseph Vinci and Alexander Mullen were dispatched to a vehicle parked at Lowe’s in Waterloo where they found the woman in active labor. [KEEP READING]

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