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State Senator Shares What He Has Done for Orange County at Town Hall
Sen. James Skoufis is back again this year for another ‘Skoufis On Your Street’ week, where he holds town halls around Orange County.
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New York, New Jersey Declare Emergencies as Heavy Rain Hits Northeast
State officials warned that extreme weather conditions could trigger landslides, rockslides, and flooded roadways.
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Orange County Agricultural Society at the County Fair, a Lasting Institution
The 184-year-old society faces dwindling participation and interest. ‘People don’t want to do crafts,’ laments one longtime fairgoer.
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Ghislaine Maxwell Asks Supreme Court to Toss Her Sex-Trafficking Convictions
Maxwell argues a non-prosecution agreement Jeffrey Epstein signed in 2007 should have blocked her prosecution.
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New York City Shooter Left Note Blaming NFL for Brain Injury, NYC Mayor Says
‘He appeared to have blamed the NFL for his injury,’ New York City Mayor Eric Adams said.
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Town of Wallkill Plans $7.9 Million Renovation to Wastewater Treatment Plant
Wallkill applies for a state grant to fund the critical water infrastructure project.
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5 Dead, Including Police Officer and Shooter, in Manhattan Office Building Shooting
The building houses offices for some of the country’s largest financial firms.
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House Ethics Panel Tells AOC to Pay Additional $3,000 for 2021 Met Gala
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) said she accepts the findings and will repay the outstanding amount.
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NY Gov. Hochul Asks Supreme Court to Toss Lawsuit Over Covid-Era Vaccination Mandate
A federal appeals court found complying with a federal civil rights law was ‘an undue hardship’ for the state.
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US Sues New York City Over ‘Sanctuary’ Jurisdiction Laws
The lawsuit seeks to overturn provisions of the city’s administrative code and police directives, which it alleges violate the Constitution’s Supremacy Clause.
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Number of New York City ICE Detainers Jumps More Than 400 Percent Under Trump: DHS
70 percent of arrests made by ICE across the nation were of illegals charged or convicted for crimes.
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Columbia University Agrees to Pay $200 Million to Restore Federal Funding
The university said it “does not admit to wrongdoing,” but accepts that “reform was and is needed.”
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Columbia University Expels, Suspends Student Protesters Involved in Library Takeover
University officials said disruptions to academic activities are a violation of university policies.
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State Senator Shares What He Has Done for Orange County at Town Hall
Sen. James Skoufis is back again this year for another ‘Skoufis On Your Street’ week, where he holds town halls around Orange County.
|
New York, New Jersey Declare Emergencies as Heavy Rain Hits Northeast
State officials warned that extreme weather conditions could trigger landslides, rockslides, and flooded roadways.
|
Orange County Agricultural Society at the County Fair, a Lasting Institution
The 184-year-old society faces dwindling participation and interest. ‘People don’t want to do crafts,’ laments one longtime fairgoer.
|
Ghislaine Maxwell Asks Supreme Court to Toss Her Sex-Trafficking Convictions
Maxwell argues a non-prosecution agreement Jeffrey Epstein signed in 2007 should have blocked her prosecution.
|
New York City Shooter Left Note Blaming NFL for Brain Injury, NYC Mayor Says
‘He appeared to have blamed the NFL for his injury,’ New York City Mayor Eric Adams said.
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Town of Wallkill Plans $7.9 Million Renovation to Wastewater Treatment Plant
Wallkill applies for a state grant to fund the critical water infrastructure project.
|
5 Dead, Including Police Officer and Shooter, in Manhattan Office Building Shooting
The building houses offices for some of the country’s largest financial firms.
|
House Ethics Panel Tells AOC to Pay Additional $3,000 for 2021 Met Gala
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) said she accepts the findings and will repay the outstanding amount.
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NY Gov. Hochul Asks Supreme Court to Toss Lawsuit Over Covid-Era Vaccination Mandate
A federal appeals court found complying with a federal civil rights law was ‘an undue hardship’ for the state.
|
US Sues New York City Over ‘Sanctuary’ Jurisdiction Laws
The lawsuit seeks to overturn provisions of the city’s administrative code and police directives, which it alleges violate the Constitution’s Supremacy Clause.
|
Number of New York City ICE Detainers Jumps More Than 400 Percent Under Trump: DHS
70 percent of arrests made by ICE across the nation were of illegals charged or convicted for crimes.
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Columbia University Agrees to Pay $200 Million to Restore Federal Funding
The university said it “does not admit to wrongdoing,” but accepts that “reform was and is needed.”
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Columbia University Expels, Suspends Student Protesters Involved in Library Takeover
University officials said disruptions to academic activities are a violation of university policies.
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