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State Police: Teen Dies After Falling Through Ice in Cortland County

Monday, February 17 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police today identified the 14-year-old boy who died after falling through the ice on a creek in Cortland County. The victim was identified as John T. Robertson V.; no address provided. An autopsy was conducted; no foul play is suspected, police... Read More.

Some People Apparently Don’t Get It; Another NY State Police Car Hit

Thursday, February 13 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police are again reminding motorists to move over for emergency vehicles. On Monday, a state trooper from the Liberty barracks (Sullivan County) had a close call on State Route 17 in the Town of Rockland. The trooper had stopped a motorist... Read More.

Free Fishing Weekend is this Saturday and Sunday in New York State

Thursday, February 13 by Bill Moyer

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Basil Seggos reminds New Yorkers that first of four statewide free fishing days is this this weekend, Saturday, February 16 and Sunday, February 17. During these designated days, residents and visitors are permitted to fish for... Read More.

STOP DWI: NYSP Arrest 122, Issue 8,372 Tickets During Super Bowl Weekend

Tuesday, February 11 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police issued more than 8,300 tickets and arrested 122 people during a special STOP DWI traffic enforcement period over Super Bowl weekend. During the annual campaign, which started on Friday, February 1 and ran through 4 a.m. Monday, February 3, State... Read More.

NY Urges Caution While Traveling Amid Forecasts of Wintry Weather

Thursday, February 6 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has urged New Yorkers to use caution while traveling over the next several days as a large winter weather system is forecast to bring snow, rain and a wintery mix across the state. The system is expected to impact New... Read More.

NY State Police: Move Over, It’s the Law; 26 Police Vehicles Hit in 2019

Thursday, February 6 by Bill Moyer

New York State Police are reminding drivers to move over, because it’s the law. Back in 2010, the Move Over Law was passed. The law states that if there is any sort of vehicle with flashing lights -- like police cars, tow trucks, construction... Read More.

NYS Lawmakers, Police, DA’s: ‘Bail Reform’ is a Growing Statewide Crisis

Wednesday, February 5 by Bill Moyer

Sen. Fred Akshar, Southern Tier assemblymen Christopher Friend and Clifford Crouch, state Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay, New York State Sheriffs’ Association, New York State Association of Chiefs of Police, District Attorneys Association of New York and state lawmakers stood in protest Tuesday at... Read More.

New York State Could Ban Sales of Dogs, Rabbits and Cats in Pet Stores

Wednesday, February 5 by Bill Moyer

New York could ban retail pet shops from selling dogs, cats or rabbits as soon as mid-2021 under a Democratic state senator’s bill. The state would join Maryland and California and hundreds of municipalities nationwide that have taken a stand to outlaw sales of... Read More.

New York State Seizes Record Number of Fake IDs in 2019

Tuesday, January 28 by Bill Moyer

New York State's efforts to deter underage drinking and promote health and public safety resulted in a record number of fake identification seizures and citations issued in 2019. A total of 918 fake IDs were seized—up from 892 in 2018. In addition, a record of... Read More.

Cuomo Proposal: Add Five Days to 2020 New York State Fair Schedule

Friday, January 24 by Bill Moyer

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has proposed adding five days to the 2020 New York State Fair schedule. Cuomo added $4.9 million to his proposed 2020-21 budget, which he released Tuesday, to cover expenses for five days, expanding the fair to 18 days, including three weekends. Before... Read More.

Reed Blasts Cuomo on “drivers licenses for illegal immigrants”

Friday, January 24 by Bill Moyer

Congressman Tom Reed blasted Governor Cuomo on Wednesday on the effects of his law allowing drivers licenses for illegal immigrants – including the fact that police departments from around the state are not able to access DMV data unless they agree not to share... Read More.

Federal Attorney: New York Bail Reform Law Defies ‘Common Sense’

Monday, January 20 by Bill Moyer

While announcing the arrest Friday of a man wanted on a federal warrant for bank robbery, United States Attorney for the Eastern District Richard P. Donoghue said a four-day manhunt was necessary because the man had been released under New York's new bail law,... Read More.

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State Police: Teen Dies After Falling Through Ice in Cortland County

Some People Apparently Don’t Get It; Another NY State Police Car Hit

Free Fishing Weekend is this Saturday and Sunday in New York State

STOP DWI: NYSP Arrest 122, Issue 8,372 Tickets During Super Bowl Weekend

NY Urges Caution While Traveling Amid Forecasts of Wintry Weather

NY State Police: Move Over, It’s the Law; 26 Police Vehicles Hit in 2019

NYS Lawmakers, Police, DA’s: ‘Bail Reform’ is a Growing Statewide Crisis

New York State Could Ban Sales of Dogs, Rabbits and Cats in Pet Stores

New York State Seizes Record Number of Fake IDs in 2019

Cuomo Proposal: Add Five Days to 2020 New York State Fair Schedule

Reed Blasts Cuomo on “drivers licenses for illegal immigrants”

Federal Attorney: New York Bail Reform Law Defies ‘Common Sense’

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