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New York's game species are literally losing ground, as human development and climate change is restricting their native habitats.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason discusses the effort to create a Nine Element Plan for Owasco Lake.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason says the City Council received an update from the Owasco Lake Watershed Management Council at its last meeting.

YatesINSYGHT Program Manager Andrea Paul talks about how parents can access services through the program.

YatesINSYGHT Program Manager Andrea Paul talks about how the program began two years ago.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason says work is back underway at the city's parking garage.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn talks about this morning's ceremonies honoring county residents who served in Vietnam.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about the plans for a new skate park at Casey Park.

Kat Purbec of the Canandaigua Kiwanis Club talks about the food and beverage lineup for the Chef's Challenge event May 1.

Seneca Falls Performing Arts Center Board President Mary McDonald talks about finding a new home.

Geneva Town Supervisor Mark Venuti talks about construction of the new box turf field behind the Geneva Town Hall.

Auburn City Manager Jeff Dygert describes the city's approach during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Auburn Mayor Mike Quill described the state of the city as stable in his address to the City Council.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn talks about Recreational Resource grants provided to two Yates County communities and one business.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about the design meeting for the new skate park to be held tonight.

Geneva Athena A.C.E. Scholarship Association President Morgan Kowalski talks about donating to the scholarship program.

A  new report  makes the case for New York to continue its Excluded Workers Fund, which was started during the pandemic to provide payments to undocumented workers and others who lost income but were not eligible for unemployment benefits.

Geneva Town Supervisor Mark Venuti talks about the town's contract with Aqualogics to install and maintain monitoring equipment at the town's water plant.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn discusses a proposal to adopt weighted voting in the Yates County Legislature.

The Foundation for the Geneva Public Library's Spike Herzig explains the history of the Foundation and its fundraising function.

The New York  Senate  and  Assembly  budget proposals each include funding the  Fair Pay for Home Care Act , which advocates say is crucial to address a shortage of home health care workers. The bill would raise the minimum wage for home-care workers as high as $22.50 an hour for certain regions of the state.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about American Rescue Plan Act money available to Auburn businesses that have suffered losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Geneva Supervisor Mark Venuti says the town has signed a lease agreement with Community Broadband allowing them to use a no longer needed water tower to distribute their high speed internet.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about the solar power project at the former city landfill and how Auburn residents can sign up for ten percent savings on their electric bills.

Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck presents an update on his department's required report under the executive order signed by Governor Cuomo in 2020. He'll address the County Legislature Thursday, March 17.