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Boating safety expert Ira Goldman tells us a new law has taken effect concerning the age of fire extinguishers on boats.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about the Auburn tennis festival Saturday, May 21.

Cayuga Community College Board of Trustees chair Marian Brown addresses the 2022 CCC graduating class. 

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn talks about the latest opioid lawsuit settlement money the county will receive.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn discusses an agreement between Yates and Cayuga Counties for use of a communications tower.

Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck talks about the expansion of mental health services in Cayuga County.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn talks about the program allowing county workers to get training for their Class B commercial licenses free.

Geneva Town Supervisor Mark Venuti discusses the town's contract with Delaware River Solar to provide residents savings on their electric bills.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn talks about the county's purchase of fiber for its county-wide internet project.

Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck takes exception to the release of an 88-year-old man from the Auburn State Prison who had been serving time for murder.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about the sendoff for the Operation Enduring Gratitude trip from Memorial City Hall in Auburn Friday.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn talks about the gas tax cut that takes effect June 1.

Sarah Smolinski with the Seneca County Substance Abuse Coalition talks about this week's "Don't be a D Student" event in Seneca County schools.

Groups advocating for older New Yorkers say a  bill passed  by the New York State Senate would help level the playing field for utility customers. Currently, when utilities go to the New York Public Service Commission to request a rate hike, they can apply to be reimbursed for items like expert witness fees and other costs associated with the proceedings. Bill Ferris, state legislative r...

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn talks about a proposed local law that would allow the use of Zoom or other teleconferencing for public meetings after the state authorization to do so ends June 30.

Peter Budmen, Assistant Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning at HWS talks about returning to Geneva after graduation from the colleges.

Katie Flowers, Director of the Center for Community Engagement and Service Learning at HWS talks about the evolution of the Community Donation program.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about improvements planned for the State St. Public Plaza in downtown Auburn.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about the renovation work underway the church Harriet Tubman attended when she lived in Auburn.

Brewery Ardennes owner Derek Edinger talks about the proposal to clarify the definition of agricultural commerce in the town of Geneva zoning code.

Health experts are urging folks to ensure they're ergonomically up to snuff while working from home. A 2016 report by the United States Bone and Joint Initiative  found the United States loses an estimated $213 billion in treatment and lost wages each year due to musculoskeletal ailments. Cheryl Schwientek - program manager for office ergonomics and health, safety, and environment at the work...

FLCC Nursing Professor Susan McCarthy talks about the new nursing lab for which the college received a $1.5 million grant.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn talks about the proposal to redistrict the legislature by moving some residents to other districts.

According to the Governor's Office, about 40% of New York state's nearly 40,000 Holocaust survivors live in poverty. At a news conference announcing the funding, Hochul said the money would be distributed to nearly thirty organizations who will provide social services to survivors.

Democratic Congressional candidate Vanessa Fajans-Turner talks about the fight for reproductive freedom for women.