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FLX winemaker Kelby Russell is beginning the 2023 harvest as a first time vineyard owner and with his own winery.
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Geneva-based retailer Marilla's Mindful Supplies is bringing its selection of sustainable products to a new location in Rochester's South Wedge
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A state Supreme Court judge will hold a hearing on a challenge to the state’s retail cannabis licensing rules that has brought New York’s troubled recreational marijuana rollout to a halt.
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Missteps among elected leaders in the state who are handling the crisis may be a contributing factor to Gov. Kathy Hochul’s record-low favorability rating.
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Advocates for honeybees and for a clean environment say Saturday's World Honey Bee Day would be the perfect time for Gov. Kathy Hochul to sign a bill banning neonicitinoids, a pesticide that they say contributes to hive die-off.
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Gov. Kathy Hochul has for months asked political ally President Joe Biden and his administration to make changes, including waiving a six-month waiting period before the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers entering New York are allowed to seek jobs. But the White House has so far not agreed.
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After a lengthy discussion, the New York State Board of Elections on Wednesday certified a new controversial touch-screen voting machine for use in future elections.
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WXXI announced today that Different Radio will expand its format to offer more music and mark it with the launch of a new name. FM 88.5 (Rochester) and FM 90.1 (Ithaca) will now be known as The Route, with Ryan Yarmel as its music director.
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The New York Independent System Operator finds potential power deficits in New York City as soon as 2025, and says the rest of the state is at risk as well.
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Groups combating climate change are pressing Gov. Kathy Hochul and the New York State Assembly to adopt two measures that they say would help ease extreme weather — like what we’re experiencing this summer — in the future.
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The state's Office of Cannabis Management has approved a plan aimed at helping the state's legally licensed marijuana farmers.