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Thomas O'Neil-White/WBFO NewsThe City of Dunkirk has seen its waterfront battered in recent years due to an increasing frequency of severe weather. Through a U.S. House Appropriations bill, over $4 million has been secured to repair and improve the city's harbor breakwater. -
The Rochester-area native is a graduate of the University at Buffalo’s School of Law and served as Assistant District Attorney in Monroe County for over a decade, before taking on the role of Monroe County Judge in 2021 and then as Acting New York State Supreme Court Judge.
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On April 30th at 12 p.m., BTPM's Disability Reporter Emyle Watkins will host a live interview with Maria Perrin, the president of PPL, the new single statewide fiscal intermediary (FI) for the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP). -
Assembly members who voted in favor of the measure reflected on their experiences caring for dying loved ones. -
President Donald Trump’s border czar Tom Homan was in Rochester today to meet with members of the Locust Club police union and others. -
State Agriculture Commissioner Richard Ball hopes the recent crackdown on illegal immigration will push Congress to revamp the federal Guest Worker program. -
Here are the basics on this year’s state budget agreement. -
A recently appointed interim U.S. attorney said he wants to sue companies to make them develop content-monitoring algorithms. -
Rockland County residents grilled New York Congressman Mike Lawler on everything from rumored Medicaid cuts to deportations at a Sunday town hall. Here's how the Republican answered. -
Republican New York Congressman Mike Lawler was met with shouts, boos, and jeers from constituents at a combative town hall in Rockland County Sunday. -
New York state’s budget is more than three weeks late. But Democrats who control the legislature told reporters this week that they’re getting close to a deal with Governor Kathy Hochul. -
The changes would allow candidates to match the first $250 of donations up to $1,000, making larger sums eligible for the matching funds program. -
State advocacy groups are making their cases for greater child abuse legislation, including stronger penalties against abusers and expansion of survivor protections. -
