Story by Samuel King/New York Public News Network The chancellor of SUNY says the system’s enrollment is growing and its financial picture is stabilizing, but more investment is needed in capital projects….
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Death of Buffalo Refugee Spurs NY Lawmakers Toward Immigrant Protections
Story By Jimmy Vielkind/New York Public News Network New York state lawmakers are moving forward on a package of immigration bills with new urgency following the death last week of a blind…
Local Musicians, Take Note: The Party Farm Wants Your Original Songs
The Party Farm’s fourth annual songwriting contest is officially open, inviting local musicians and songwriters to submit their original tracks. This spring tradition celebrates creativity, offering entrants the chance to transform raw…
Advocates Call State Climate Memo a “Scare Tactic,” Urge Upholding NY’s Climate Law
A recent state memo suggesting that fully implementing New York’s 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act could raise household energy costs is “overstated,” according to Lisa Marshall of New Yorkers for…
Why Meteorologists Say Spring Started Yesterday — Even if It Feels Like Winter
Liberty, NY —Despite lingering chilly temperatures, meteorologists say Spring officially began March 1 — at least according to the meteorological calendar. Meteorological spring, defined by the National Weather Service as the three…
After Pike County Mosque Shooting, Faith Leaders and PA Officials Stand Behind Members
Pike County community members and local and state officials are rallying behind a mosque after a shooting at the Pike County Islamic Center in Matamoras, Pennsylvania. During the early morning hours of…