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Eleven agriculture research projects across the state will be getting more than $900,000 in federal funding form the U.S Department of Agriculture.

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If Anthony Weiner takes on the problems plaguing the Big Apple like he does constituents, then maybe New York City should vote him into office.

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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A major bond rating service has upgraded its view on the future of New York's economy and government from stable to positive and continued to rate the state's $3.5 billion in general obligation bonds at Aa2.

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The Anti-NY Safe Act group, NY2A Grassroots Coalition, will be at the New York State Fair on Thursday.  The group will set up camp in the parking lot closest to the pedestrian walkway and then later will attend the opening ceremony, in hopes that Governor Cuomo will give the traditional speech.

Newly designed 'anti-Cuomo' t-shirts will be available for those who give a s

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You hear so many negative stories about the airline industry that it's refreshing when something heartwarming happens.

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Would you call your town high end? Now, you can find out for sure.

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Quick, which has the best pizza in America, New York or Chicago?

The answer is neither.

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Anthony Weiner, the former congressman who resigned in disgrace after lewd photos he had sent to young women were publicly exposed, held a press conference Tuesday in Manhattan where he admitted that he had basically done that exact same thing all over again, even after promising he wouldn't.

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ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York marks the 10th anniversary of its landmark indoor smoking ban this week with advocates saying thousands of lives were saved while even opponents say most of their concerns were blown away.

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It is time to look into your crystal ball.  Will former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer be elected New York City's next comptroller?

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