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Fahy plans new bill to address chronic absenteeism (opens the original)
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While the problem of chronic absenteeism in New York’s schools has been growing for some time, a pair of recent tragedies have propelled an expanding portfolio of legislative fixes being pushed in Albany. Violence involving young people last Fourth of July in Albany in which ten people were shot and one killed led state Sen. Pat Fahy and other Capital Region lawmakers to begin drafting legislation after learning that multiple participants hadn’t been in school for more than a year. That effort y
Hochul, Blakeman make tax relief pitches as election nears (opens the original)
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With just over a month until Election Day, Gov. Kathy Hochul and Republican challenger Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman are making competing cases for why they are best suited to provide tax relief in a state where the cost of living remains the central campaign issue. Blakeman made multiple stops in Central New York on Tuesday, touting a proposal for what he calls the single largest income tax cut in New York history. Hochul, meanwhile, has emphasized her record of delivering relief along
Planning ramps up for 3 universal childcare pilots upstate (opens the original)
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Dutchess County is working with childcare providers, families and businesses to shape a new universal childcare pilot, with enrollment expected to open in the first quarter of 2027 and seats beginning to fill in the second. The county is one of three, along with Broome and Monroe, developing programs intended to serve up to 1,000 children each. The three-year pilots were authorized as part of this year’s state budget and are seen as a small step toward state-wide universal childcare and one pron
Democratic lawmakers oppose state dollars for nuclear (opens the original)
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A group of Democratic state lawmakers are pushing back on aspects of New York’s developing nuclear energy strategy, arguing that taxpayers and ratepayers should not be asked to subsidize new nuclear projects. The criticism came in the form of a letter signed by 35 of them and submitted as the public comment period closes on the state’s Advanced Nuclear Policy Options Paper, which lays out potential approaches to expanding nuclear generation in New York. Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed 1 gigawatt of n
State and federal barriers complicate homeless outreach in New York (opens the original)
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Organizations working to address homelessness in New York say uncertainty surrounding federal funding and barriers within the state’s system are making it increasingly difficult to provide supportive housing and other services to people who are in need. Providers and outreach organizations do much of the work on the ground, but government resources remain a key part of those efforts. That has become increasingly complicated as organizations navigate changes at the federal level while communities
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