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‘No Kings’ protests return to Hudson Valley with focus on early voting
One goal of the No Kings protests is to encourage early voting, ensure eligible voters understand all voting options, and make sure voter voices are heard.
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What NY residents need to know about Social Security retirement age
A Senate-approved bill could soon change the names used to describe Social Security retirement ages.
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5 scenic drives in New York for your next road trip
Travelers looking to take a trip through spectacular spots in the Empire State should look no further than these five scenic drives in New York.
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New York landlord accused of ‘holding hostage millions of dollars’ of wine
A New York landlord is reportedly sitting on a stash comprising thousands of bottles of high-priced wine sits in the basement of a Blue Hill Plaza building.
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It’s nearly peak fall foliage. How long it will last in Hudson Valley
AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Tom Kines told us if you’re looking to do some leaf peeping, hop to it, because the fall foliage won’t last long.
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Survivors, advocates rally across New York against sexual violence
A national day of action aimed to raise awareness of gender-based and sexual violence while calling for accountability from universities, institutions and government leaders.
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3 New York Halloween attractions named among the best in America
From haunted hotels with ghostly encounters in upstate New York to spooky trolley tours through Brooklyn’s neighborhoods, three New York Halloween attractions were named among the best in the US.
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Troy approves New York’s first local law regulating license plate readers
The council voted 6-0 Thursday, Oct. 1, to approve Local Law No. 3, which would establish standards governing the city’s use of automatic license plate readers.
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Winter forecast for New York? NOAA releases 2026-27 seasonal outlook
The Weather Service’s winter forecast for New York shows the state leaning toward above-normal temperatures.
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Lawyer in Cornell lawsuit sees parallels between student death, Jane Doe case
The recent Jane Doe case is drawing comparisons to a 2019 incident in which an 18-year-old student died after drinking at a party on campus.
