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Blakeman slams Hochul's energy rebates and vows to lift fracking ban (opens the original)
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Days before New Yorkers are to begin receiving Gov. Kathy Hochul's energy rebate checks, the governor's Republican challenger in the upcoming election said voters can see through her motives. "It's a scheme, and it's election year trick, where she's going to mail everybody a check between $100 and $200, after she's raised your utility bills annually from 700 to $1,000 or more, depending on the size of your home," Nassau County Executive and Republican candidate for governor Bruce Blakeman said a
Enrollment in Dolly Parton's Imagination Library grows since her death (opens the original)
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Since her death last month, Dolly Parton's Imagination Library has seen a surge in enrollment, according to some local chapters around the country, including one here in Rochester. The program sends free, specially selected books to children at their homes until they reach their fifth birthday. Locally, 318 children have signed up since the singer-songwriter's death on Aug. 25. "Between news coverage and just people knowing Dolly and hearing more about the program, I think that's definitely help
Sinkholes prompt evacuation of Penfield residents (opens the original)
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Residents of a Penfield condominium complex were forced to evacuate their homes early Monday morning after a water main break caused two large sinkholes on Penn Lane. This is off Old Penfield Road near Panorama Plaza. Water has been shut off to homes in the complex, and code enforcers for the town of Penfield have declared some of the residences on Penn Lane uninhabitable. The water main break happened around midnight, and the Red Cross was helping people find temporary housing.
Tour will highlight Rochester's Olmsted parks as 'expressions of democracy' (opens the original)
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Rochester has a bragging right that can be claimed by only four U.S. cities: An entire park system designed by the famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. To show off this rare asset, the Rochester Olmsted Parks Alliance and Rochester Ecology Partners are offering a bus and walking tour of Highland, Genesee Valley, Seneca, and Maplewood Parks from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Sept. 17. The theme of the tour is "Material Expressions of Democracy." According to architectural historian and Parks Allianc
Monroe County approves property tax cut for spouses of fallen officers (opens the original)
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The surviving spouses of fallen police officers are now eligible for a substantial property tax benefit in Monroe County. County Executive Adam Bello today signed legislation providing a 50 percent tax exemption for the primary residences of spouses of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. Earlier this year, the New York state legislature authorized municipalities to offer this tax break to law enforcement families. The Monroe County legislature passed the local law unanimously on
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