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Cornell Professor Christopher Wolf talks about the study he co-authored on the possible effect of lowering the farm overtime threshold from 60 to 40 hours.

The Canandaigua Kiwanis Club's Marianne Gallagher talks about their Classic Antique Show and Sale.

Geneva Supervisor Mark Venuti discusses the plan to install sidewalks on the west side of Carter Rd.

Geneva Boys & Girls Clubs Executive Director Chris Lavin talks about their new program to support young families in the critical early years.

Geneva BID Executive Director Michael Mills talks about the lantern parade, part of the Geneva Winter Arts & Film Festival wrapping up Saturday, February 12.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason comments on the report from the city's outside auditor to the City Council at Thursday night's meeting.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason on the celebration of the bicentennial of Harriet Tubman's birth, including the arrival in Auburn of a Tubman sculpture from Philadelphia.

FLCC Chief Diversity Officer Sim Convington talks about the NFL's hiring processes in the wake of the news that the NY Giants had apparently decided to hire white head coach Brian Daboll before interviewing black candidate Brian Flores.

Cayuga County Legislator Aileen McNabb-Coleman on the tabling of a measure that would have directed the county Health Department not to enforce the state's mask mandate.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason explains the City Council resolution calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to classify EMS as an essential service on the level of police or firefighters.

Whitney Beaman from the NY Wine and Grape Foundation talks about their vineyard sustainability program, using the VineBalance workbook.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason tells us the city received American Rescue Plan money for a three-year multimedia campaign to publicize the city's historic and cultural attractions.

Jenna Hotaling with the Finger Lakes Problem Gambling Resource Center says mobile sports betting apps are attracting first time bettors, especially young people.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason discusses the City Council resolution urging the DEC to classify Owaso Lake as an Impaired Waterbody.

Abbie Schmitt of Walworth talks about the response when she posted her son, Logan's picture collecting food for his local food pantry on an Aldi Supermarket Facebook group.

Abbie Schmitt of Walworth talks about her seven year old son, Logan's efforts to raise money for his school food pantry.

Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck runs through the timeline for acquiring body-worn cameras for the department.

Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck says he supports acquiring body-worn cameras for his department.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn says three major projects will be undertaken this year without incurring any additional debt.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn on providing high speed internet to county residents.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn on the plan for a new multi-use facility on the site of the current highway garage.

Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck says while bail reform has been well intentioned, in practice, it hasn't worked.

Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck says a number of repeat offenders since bail reform are substance abusers who can't get the help they need.

Yates County Administrator Nonie Flynn discusses the weapons ban in county buildings that includes an exception for concealed carry.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason says people who received COVID-related property tax exemptions last year will receive them automatically this year