ALEX GAULT
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Phone company retirees oppose Verizon plan to end copper landline service (opens the original)
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While Verizon has announced plans to terminate most copper landline telephone service across 18 states including New York, an association that represents the companyâs retired staff and those from other legacy phone companies is urging the federal government to reject their proposal. The Association of BellTel Retirees sent a formal comment to the Federal Communications Commission, a part of the utility regulatorâs public comment process, urging the commission to reject Verizonâs bid to re
Gillibrand pushing bill to reverse tariffs on Canada, block impending import ban (opens the original)
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Sen. Kirsten E. Gillibrand has introduced legislation to undo President Donald J. Trumpâs trade penalties on Canada, undoing the slate of taxes heâs imposed on Canadian imports and blocking the impending ban heâs ordered on select Canadian goods. âLast week, I introduced a bill to repeal President Trumpâs 50% tariffs against Canada, and refund Americans for costs theyâve already incurred from these tariffs,â she said in a virtual press conference Thursday morning. âMy bill would
Blakeman accepts NYSCOPBA endorsement in gubernatorial race (opens the original)
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The Republican candidate for governor, Bruce R. Blakeman, accepted a historic endorsement from the state corrections officerâs union on Tuesday, and from a park in the shadow of the state Capitol outlined some parts of his pitch on how heâd restore the ailing system. Blakeman appeared Tuesday afternoon with a smattering of elected Republican lawmakers including Attorney General GOP candidate Saritha Komatireddy, Senator Daniel G. Stec, R-Queensbury, the NYSCOPBA union president Chris Summers
Hochul announces ‘energy rebate checks’ going out (opens the original)
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ROCHESTER â New Yorkers have been bearing high energy costs for years, and on Monday Gov. Kathleen C. Hochul announced a new round of state-issued checks meant to help offset some of those higher expenses. At an event in Monroe County, Hochul announced that the state will be sending checks of up to $200 to eligible taxpayers between now and December under the âPOWERâ program authorized in the budget this year.
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