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Health review needs ‘additional time,’ but fracking decision may be soon

Health review needs ‘additional time,’ but fracking decision may be soon | Press & Sun-Bulletin | pressconnects.com.

‘We are hemorrhaging money:’ SUNY Chancellor says hundreds of millions of dollars to stabilize its teaching hospitals and preserve academic programs

‘We are hemorrhaging money’ – Times Union.

Trooper indicted on rape, attempted rape charges

Trooper indicted on rape, attempted rape charges – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com 

Schools fight for share of $203 million; confusion over how funding will be doled out

Watertown Daily Times | Schools fight for share of $203 million; confusion over how funding will be doled out.

How will new laws affect North Country gun dealers?

How will new laws affect North Country gun dealers? | NCPR News.

Cuomo: “Rooftop highway” needs economic reality check

Cuomo: “Rooftop highway” needs economic reality check | NCPR News.

Peru Central anticipates $2.9 million deficit

Peru Central anticipates $2.9 million deficit » Local News » Press-Republican.

PROTECT releases satellite photographs showing heavy cutting of forests on state conservation easement lands in the Adirondack Park

PROTECT releases satellite photographs showing heavy cutting of forests on state conservation easement lands in the Adirondack Park

Breaking: APA will vote on new clear-cutting rules

Breaking: APA will vote on new clear-cutting rules « The In Box.

Saranac Lake schools face gaping budget hole

Saranac Lake schools face gaping budget hole – AdirondackDailyEnterprise.com

North Country Regional Economic Development Council to Meet Thursday, Feb. 21; “Path Through History” working group to meet same Day

What: The North Country Regional Economic Development Council will meet Thursday, February 21 at SUNY Potsdam.  The public meeting will be held from 1 – 2 p.m. The North Country Path Through History Work Group will also hold a public meeting to gain input for the development of its $100,000 marketing plan to encourage tourism, local economic […]

RPI president warns of budget cuts’ impact: Cuomo’s budget spends more on the Buffalo Bills than pre-k programs

Campus Notebook: RPI president warns of budget cuts’ impact – Times Union.

NYC targets housing and businesses for first $1B of storm aid money

Bloomberg Targets Housing and Businesses for Storm Aid Money – NYTimes.com.

Plan shuts prison sites; Cuomo administration targets two women’s facilities near New York City; 7 closed so far

Plan shuts prison sites – Times Union.

Dan Crane: Revisiting Adirondack Tourism (The debate goes on)

Dan Crane: Revisiting Adirondack Tourism | The Adirondack Almanack.

‘Dictator’ charge draws apology

‘Dictator’ charge draws apology – Times Union.

House panel: Medicaid is a $54B mess; New York’s Medicaid system needs audit to study waste, abuse, draft report says

House panel: Medicaid is a $54B mess – Times Union.

Three Franklin Correctional officers assaulted in two days

Three Franklin Correctional officers assaulted in two days » Breaking News » Press-Republican.

School aid for each school available here

Capitol Confidential » School aid runs here.

Fewer trout to be stocked in Essex County

Fewer trout to be stocked in Essex County » NEW TODAY… » Press-Republican.

Rouses Point businesses get grants

Rouses Point businesses get grants » Local News » Press-Republican.

Many struggle to heat homes

Many struggle to heat homes » Local News » Press-Republican.

Cuomo wants fewer plea bargains and higher fees for speeding tickets

Cuomo wants fewer plea bargains and higher fees for speeding tickets – NY Daily News.

And another budget data search tool

Capitol Confidential » And another budget data search tool.

Senator Little reappointed Chair of Cultural Affairs, Tourism Committee

Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman administers the oath of office to Senator Betty Little in the Senate Chamber in Albany on Wednesday, January 9, 2013.  Little represents the 45th District, comprising Warren, Essex, Franklin, Clinton and parts of St. Lawrence and Washington Counties. State Senator Betty Little has been reappointed chair of the Senate Cultural Affairs, […]