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The project will renovate an existing building and provide 2 dedicated floors of patient care.
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Using a targeted tactic of smaller groups, forming thousands of rallies, millions of protestors joined in the nationwide effort to push early voting. -
Three Catholic bishops met with survivors in Syracuse to discuss the church’s response to clergy sexual abuse, support services and efforts to rebuild trust. -
NY State Attorney General Letitia James has an updated guide to help voters spot fraudulent info about voting. She warns messages can be enhanced by AI to look, sound like official people or sources. -
Project will help students walking to Eagle Hill schools. Village of Skaneateles also awarded $750,000 for a sidewalk expansion project and a connecting asphalt trail. -
A bi-partisan group of state legislators want a more holistic approach to helping New Yorkers who are dealing with mental illness. -
Common councilors rejected the measure in late February and it hasn't resurfaced for discussion since.
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