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House Republicans are intensifying their efforts to investigate the deaths of nursing home patients during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic.

New York's governor is studying the state's options for how to spend a $4.2 billion budget surplus. The state says the windfall is the result of recent financial settlements with banks and insurance companies. Possibilities include paying down state debt, building up the state's financial reserves, or spending the money on one-time capital expenses

  SMALL  BUSINESS OUTREACH WORKSHOP   A TEAM OF STATE OFFICIALS WILL BE IN BINGHAMTON TODAY  AS PART OF GOVERNOR CUOMO’S STATEWIDE SMALL BUSINESS OUTREACH INITIATIVE.  REPRESENTATIVES FROM SIX NEW YORK STATE AGENCIES INCLUDING EMPIRE STATE DEVELOPMENT, THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR,TAXATION AND FINANCE, THE STATE LIQUOR AUTHORITY AND WORKERS COMPENSATION BOARD WILL BE ON HAND TO ANSWER QUESTIONS A

March for Babies Oneonta Hundreds of people will be at Wilber Park to take part in the 2012 March for Babies on Saturday. In addition to the three-mile walk that starts at 10 a.m. with registration at 9 a.m. Lunch will be provided by the Holiday Inn.