N.Y. nonprofits getting creative to help those in need
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Charitable giving in New York is facing new challenges, but nonprofits are finding new ways to…
Food banks prepare for possible SNAP pause
Advocates say halting the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as SNAP, benefits would be catastrophic, not just…
Cumberland student gets $25K for quantum computing work
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. –– A Massachusetts Institute of Technology student from Cumberland is receiving national recognition and a hefty scholarship for his research into quantum computers.…
Cleveland Library cleaning and transporting 650,000 books
CLEVELAND — Chief of Collections for the Cleveland Public Library, John Skrtic, knows the Lakeshore Facility in Collinwood extremely…
Puerto Rican Supreme Court rules ‘X’ as gender identifier
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Earlier this year, the Puerto Rican Supreme Court ruled to allow ‘X’ as a third gender…
What’s open and closed on Labor Day in New York City
Labor Day is Monday, Sept. 1, marking the unofficial end of summer for many New Yorkers. The holiday…
Taking a trip to Lily Dale, N.Y.
LILY DALE, N.Y. — A town where the dead never die — sounds like something out of a movie,…
Upstate N.Y. village touts benefits of municipal electric
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The cost of electricity is top of mind for some New Yorkers this summer. For…
N.Y. family pays homage to WWII veteran, Richard Dunn
While fireworks are still blazing through the skies, family members, friends and the Hudson Valley community have a…
N.Y. brothers bond in the booming business of fireworks
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Juggling three jobs, Jaden Simms says he started his career with TNT Fireworks only a year…