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There is a little less than a month before the 2019-20 New York State budget is due.

There are thousands of direct service professionals across the state who work to provide quality care to the elderly, developmentally disabled, and to those struggling with addiction.

This week, Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,I, Ref---Pulaski) voiced strong opposition to a proposed bill that would prohibit local rod and gun clubs and other organizations from raffling firearms as prizes.

New York has a reputation for enacting policies that are punishing to businesses.

February is National Heart Month and a time each year that people “Go Red For Women.”

In an attempt to get ahead of the legislature, on January 15th the Governor gave his annual budget address.

In school, at least when I was a student, one of the first things you learn about American democracy is the importance of voting.

City of Oswego Mayor Billy Barlow delivered his fourth State of the City Address, recapping his first three years in office and outlining his plans for 2019.

“The Assembly Majority passed early voting measures today that, if signed into law, would largely result in unfunded mandates, confusion, and would change our current system when it does not need to be changed.