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NY energy rebate checks coming soon. Here’s when they hit the mail
Energy rebate checks of up to $200 begin to go out Sept. 21 to 8.2 million New Yorkers to ease the pain of rising gas and electric bills, state officials said.
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What to know about the Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy coming to Hudson Valley in October
Two nights of The Raven’s lore come to Peekskill at the height of spooky season.
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New York fall weather forecast 2026: Here’s what to expect
The Weather Service’s New York fall weather forecast shows the state leaning toward above-normal temperatures.
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9/11 illness fight expands as responders get older, sicker
A generation later data now show that three times as many people have died with a confirmed 9/11 illness than perished during the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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NYC’s New casino is upping the ante to lower its taxes
Queens lawmakers are joining Resorts World’s push, saying the casino expansion could otherwise collapse. Governor Hochul isn’t budging.
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Upstate New York’s biggest cities are building for bikes
Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, and Albany are starting to invest in safer streets for cyclists, advocates say.
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Nita Lowey honored with new 5-acre community park in Westchester
Westchester County officials Wednesday dedicated a community park at Kensico Dam Plaza in memory of former U.S. Rep. Nita Lowey.
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New York’s favorite beer revealed. See which brand topped the list
A recent analysis ranked the states most interested in beer and identified New York’s favorite beer, along with that of every other state.
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Where to attend 9/11 memorial events across New York
To commemorate the 25th anniversary and honor those we lost, communities across New York state will hold 9/11 memorial events in September and throughout the fall.
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The ‘miraculous’ story of 5 firefighters who survived 9/11
There is no playbook for dealing with the grief and fear left behind by 9/11.
