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Bruce Blakeman unveils plans to cut New York income tax if elected (opens the original)
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ROSEDALE, Queens (WABC) -- Republican gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman on Wednesday unveiled a proposal to cut New York state income taxes, making the plan a centerpiece of his campaign against Gov. Kathy Hochul as he seeks to close the gap in the race. The latest Siena poll, released last week, shows Hochul holding a 9-point lead over her Republican challenger. At an event in Rosedale, Queens, Blakeman outlined a proposal that would eliminate state income taxes for single filers earning $50
Operation Splash teaches 5th-grade students cleanup lessons on Long Island (opens the original)
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FREEPORT, Long Island (WABC) -- As a nor'easter approached Long Island's South Shore on Wednesday, a group of fifth-graders from Island Park joined Operation Splash in Freeport to learn firsthand about protecting local waterways and removing debris from the environment. The students boarded boats with members of Operation Splash, a nonprofit organization that has spent 36 years cleaning the South Shore between Queens and Freeport. The outing gave the children an opportunity to see the impact of
Retiree becomes the heart of Brentwood farm fighting hunger, food insecurity (opens the original)
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BRENTWOOD, Long Island (WABC) -- At 78, Jim Silberger has become a key volunteer at Healthy Harvest Farm in Brentwood, where he helps grow food for people facing food insecurity. Silberger, a Wantagh retiree, has volunteered for several years at the farm operated by Island Harvest. According to farm supervisor Cassidy Kirch, his contributions are critical to the farm's success. "If our crops need to be watered and he's not here to set up that irrigation, they dry out," Kirch said. "And if the we
Children among victims in surge of e-bike injuries in Suffolk County (opens the original)
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SUFFOLK COUNTY, Long Island (WABC) -- Long Island officials and medical professionals are raising concerns about injuries involving e-bikes, e-scooters and motorized dirt bikes, describing the issue as a growing public safety problem. "This is a safety issue, and we are seeing too many," said Suffolk County Executive Edward Romaine. Doctors at Northwell's South Shore University Hospital said they are treating serious injuries related to the vehicles, including cases involving children. "This is
Conflicting COVID vaccine guidance from medical community fuels confusion (opens the original)
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NEW YORK (WABC) -- People trying to decide whether to get a COVID-19 vaccine this year are facing conflicting recommendations from health officials and medical organizations, creating confusion for many families. If you're wondering why it seems like there are no uniform guidelines for this year's COVID vaccine, you are not alone. According to infectious disease experts, the lack of consistent guidance may be contributing to low vaccination rates. "As a result, less people are getting vaccinated
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