New York Confirms First Case Of Deadly Tree Disease
New York confirms laurel wilt, a deadly fungus attacking sassafras and spicebush, raising alarms for wildlife and forest health.
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Documentary Shines Light On The Heart Of Dairy Farming
A new documentary shines a light on the untold struggles of U.S. dairy farmers, from rising costs and corporate pressures to the daily challenges of keeping their farms alive.
Tim's Pumpkin Patch Asks For Central New York's Support
Tim’s Pumpkin Patch faces town hearings that could bring back live music, bonfires, and a brew barn to keep Central New York fall fun alive.
Central New York Farmer Honored as Industry Legend
Terri DeNitto of Marcy, NY, was honored with the Industry Legend Award at the Women in Agriculture Awards during the Great New York State Fair.
Major Change For Fall Hunting Season In New York
New York hunters can now use crossbows during bow season with a Bow Hunter Education Certificate and Archery Privilege, thanks to updated 2025 legislation.
Family’s Lemonade Stand Helps Central New York Pets
A Central NY family turned a summer lemonade stand into a $3,000 donation, helping local animal shelters and honoring a loved one.
Low Water Levels Force One Central New York Lake To Shut Down
One Central New York lake's swimming is closed due to low water levels.
Westmoreland New York: Skip Sprinklers, Save Every Drop
Westmoreland officials urge water conservation amid low rainfall; residents should limit sprinklers and monitor usage to protect local wells.
Tiny Invader Threatens Upstate New York Adirondack Forests
Invasive hemlock woolly adelgid confirmed deeper in Adirondacks, threatening New York forests, streams, and wildlife.
Massive Northern Pike Caught at Delta Lake State Park
John Sodaro hooked a massive Northern Pike near the boat launch at Delta Lake State Park — the largest summer catch recorded there.