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Rockland voters react to NY-17 debate (opens the original)
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News12 hosted the first debate between New York 17th Congressional candidates, Democrat Cait Conley and Republican incumbent Mike Lawler on Monday. Lower Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Elias Guerra was in the district and spoke to folks at two very different watch parties. As Democrats and Republicans vie for control of the House of Representatives during this year's midterms, the New York 17th Congressional District could be a key race. Lawler recently told WAMC he stands by his support for Medicai
Newburgh City Council votes to end Flock contract (opens the original)
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For months, Newburgh lawmakers have delayed voting on whether to cancel the city's contract for automatic license plate readers. Audit logs on the city’s website show Newburg's Flock data was accessed thousands of times by law enforcement agencies around the country, including a 2025 search by police in Texas for a “female” who “had an abortion.” Flock cameras have drawn debate around the country, especially after reports that members of law enforcement have used the cameras to allegedly spy on
IBM to build quantum-computing facility at Poughkeepsie campus (opens the original)
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Tech company IBM was approved Tuesday morning for a 30-year agreement to build its next-generation quantum-computing facility at its Poughkeepsie campus. Dutchess County Legislator Kristofer Munn, who was at the Dutchess County Industrial Development Agencies’ meeting on Tuesday said IBM’s $2.5 billion project is very welcome. “The project will have a positive impact on the Hudson Valley, economically," Munn said. Still, Munn said he wished IBM could contribute more in taxes and benefits. “They'
New York Midterm Election Coverage 2026 (opens the original)
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State Coverage Elections Home Mass. Midterms Vermont Midterms New York Midterms Jesse King NY-18 campaign attacks are 'beyond the pale' both candidates say Elias Guerra Both candidates for New York's 18th Congressional district said the other's campaign attacks on their children and old social media accounts are "beyond the pale." Rumsha Siddiqui / WAMC Sullivan County residents say high energy prices need to come down Elias Guerra WAMC spoke with Sullivan County residents at Stewart's about how
Gary's Pickles reflects on the impacts of high gas prices (opens the original)
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WAMC spoke with Shelly and Barry Blyden, who help run the family business, Gary’s Pickles out of New Paltz, about the impact of high gas prices on their business. Guerra: Can you talk to me about some of the types of pickles you have? Shelly: Half bread and butter pickle chips. Bread and butter, traditionally are sugar and vinegar. On these I add fresh horseradish. I buy the root, grind it up and put it in myself. These are bread and butter, sugar and vinegar. Same thing without the horseradish.
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