On a rolling property in Parksville, NY, known for its horses and rescue animals, organizers are hoping music can help bring people together. Arrowhead Ranch will kick off its summer season Sunday,…
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NY AG Sues Over Trump Deal Paying French Firm to Cancel Offshore Wind Project
New York Public News Network | By Walter Wuthmann The New York attorney general and the top prosecutors of six other Northeast states on Tuesday sued the Trump administration over what they call…
Two Juveniles Charged in Liberty Shooting Investigation
Two juveniles have been charged in connection with a shooting that left a 17-year-old injured in the Village of Liberty, police announced Wednesday. According to the Village of Liberty Police Department, officers…
New York Eyes Nation-First Moratorium on Data Centers
State lawmakers plan to pass a one-year moratorium on new data centers projects in New York before the end of the legislative session this week. If approved, it would be the first…
Science Stories: From Bean Plant ‘Air Support’ to Black Chernobyl Frogs
From bean plants summoning predatory wasps to defend themselves against caterpillars to frogs adapting to radiation in the shadow of Chernobyl, our resident science guy Joe Johnson brings us the science stories…
New Yorkers Can Soon Hang Solar Panels From Their Windows, if Gov. Hochul Approves
New York Public News Network | By Jon Campbell New York residents would soon be able to hang small solar panels from their windows or balconies under a measure headed for Gov. Kathy…
New York Democrats Set Stage for Voter Referendum to Join Redistricting Fight
New York Public News Network | By Jimmy Vielkind New York’s ruling Democrats would be allowed to draw new congressional districts in time for the 2028 elections under a proposed amendment to the…
Regional Food Bank Warns Soaring Fuel Costs Are Cutting Into Meals for Hungry Families
Soaring fuel prices are adding a new strain to the fight against hunger across Northeastern New York, according to the Regional Food Bank, which says rising transportation costs are straining food assistance…
Unexpected Steps: Honesdale Discusses Use of $600,000 Staircase Grant
This article originally appeared in The River Reporter | by Liam Mayo It’s an unusual thing for $600,000 in grant funding to catch a municipality by surprise. That’s the situation in Honesdale,…