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Ulster County firefighter killed wife before dying by suicide, authorities say
James “Jimmy” Brugger, a longtime Poughkeepsie firefighter, fatally shot his wife, Melinda “Mindy” Brugger, before taking his own life, authorities said.
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From Paterson to Hochul, New York Governors Have Broken Barriers
The office of the Governor of New York, a position of significant power and responsibility, has a rich history dating back to the state's founding....
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Westchester County Journal News
New Yorkers still require paper retirement statements | Opinion
A new SEC proposal, Regulation E-Delivery, would eliminate some paper statements for mutual funds and retirement accounts.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
12 NY state park beaches closed to swimming. See the full list
State Parks officials have closed beaches across New York because of harmful algal blooms, a lack of lifeguards and other concerns.
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Westchester County Journal News
Can't afford a hospital bill in New York? You may qualify for free or discounted care
New York law requires hospitals to offer financial assistance to eligible patients. Here's who qualifies for free or discounted care and how to apply.
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Lawmakers in Multiple States Move to Ban 'Ghost Job' Listings Amidst High Prevalence
Lawmakers in Multiple States Move to Ban 'Ghost Job' Listings Amidst High Prevalence
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
5 New York state beaches closed for swimming due to harmful algal blooms
Five swimming beaches at New York state parks are closed because of harmful algal blooms. Here's where swimming is currently off-limits.
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Westchester County Journal News
Buffalo Bills radio network expands to NYC: See all 2026 stations
The Bills' expanded radio network now includes New York City, three major Canadian markets and 28 affiliates with a potential reach of more than 50 million people.
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Westchester County Journal News
New York homebuyers could get cash from $28.5M settlement
New Yorkers who bought a home as far back as 2015 may qualify for a share of the settlement involving Keller Williams and RE/MAX, but claims must be filed by Aug. 25.
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Westchester County Journal News
Man showing off massive snake on New York boardwalk ticketed. Here's why
A crowd gathered around the man and his massive snake, but an environmental conservation police officer quickly stepped in.
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Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Receives $10.5 Million Federal Grant to Address Special Education Teacher Shortage
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has been awarded a $10.5 million federal grant over five years by the U.S. Department of Education. This funding is specifically allocated to expand teacher apprenticeships and other programs aimed at increasing the state's special education workforce. The grant is part of a broader initiative to improve outcomes for children with disabilities. According to an August 17 statement from the DPI, the funds will strengthen Wisconsin's special education workforce and support more special education teachers in building careers within the state's schools. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jill Underly emphasized that losing educators significantly impacts students and that this grant is a major investment in strengthening the teaching profession. The DPI's efforts will involve collaboration with the state Department of Workforce Development and the Wisconsin Improvement Program for Special Education Leadership.
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On This Day: Kathy Hochul Became New York’s First Female Governor
Kathy Hochul made history on August 24, 2021, when she became the first woman to serve as governor of New York. Her ascent to the state's highest o...
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