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Cuomo Signs new ethics law
Albany, NY, Aug 16, 2011 — Governor Andrew Cuomo, before departing for a two-week vacation, signed several bills into law, including an ethics reform measure that creates a new ethical review commission to police lawmakers. In Albany, Karen DeWitt reports. Go to full article
What is the rush? The gas is there, it’s not going anywhere.
Environmental and government reform groups call for more time in hydrofracking comment period
Albany, NY, Aug 16, 2011 — More than 70 environmental and government reform groups are calling on Governor Andrew Cuomo's Environmental Department to extend to six months the amount of time for public comments on proposed rules for hydraulic fracturing in New York. Karen DeWitt reports. Go to full article
Senecas reassert sovereignty; Cuomo eyes gambling
Irving, NY, Aug 11, 2011 — Seneca Nation president Robert Odawi Porter is using an historic piece of cloth to deliver a message to New York State about native sovereignty. He said payment of the cloth and a small sum according to an 18th century treaty symbolizes native nations' freedom from state taxation and right to land.
The history lesson came on the same day that Governor Andrew Cuomo announced he is considering legalizing gambling in New York. That would have a profound effect on native nations and tribes around the state who rely on their casinos for revenue. Martha Foley and Dave Bullard report. Go to full article
The history lesson came on the same day that Governor Andrew Cuomo announced he is considering legalizing gambling in New York. That would have a profound effect on native nations and tribes around the state who rely on their casinos for revenue. Martha Foley and Dave Bullard report. Go to full article
Cuomo considers adding non-Native gambling
Albany, NY, Aug 10, 2011 — Governor Andrew Cuomo says he's re examining the state's approach to casino gambling, and is looking at whether and how gaming in New York should be expanded.
Karen DeWitt reports. Go to full article
Karen DeWitt reports. Go to full article
Proposed state fund would pay for environmental damage from hydrofracking
Albany, NY, Aug 10, 2011 — New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli is proposing a remedial fund for hydro fracking, similar to the state's oil spill fund, to reimburse citizens if they suffer environmental damage from the gas drilling process. In Albany, Karen DeWitt has the details. Go to full article
We didn’t rejoice at the slight increase. We're not going to cry at a slight downturn.
Governor "optimistic" about Wall Street's future
Albany, NY, Aug 10, 2011 — Governor Cuomo says he's staying optimistic about Wall Street and the financial sector's future right now. Karen DeWitt reports the governor's saying he hopes the downturn will be just a "blip" on the screen. Go to full article
Cuomo-GOP alliance benefits both
Albany, NY, Aug 09, 2011 — There was a bit of a love fest last month in Potsdam, as State Senator Betty Little, a Republican from Queensbury, introduced Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Democrat. Good things are happening in Albany, the senator indicated, because of the Cuomo's leadership over the first six months of his term.
As Albany reporter Karen DeWitt reports, the Democratic governor and Senate Republicans have a mutual interest in keeping their alliance strong. Go to full article
As Albany reporter Karen DeWitt reports, the Democratic governor and Senate Republicans have a mutual interest in keeping their alliance strong. Go to full article
Regional councils ready to compete
Potsdam, NY, Aug 05, 2011 — Governor Cuomo's regional councils on the economy are holding their first meetings this week. Lieutenant Governor Robert Duffy was in Syracuse yesterday and will be in Potsdam today. Martha Foley has more. Go to full article
[If] a community is already overburdened with pollution, they can't build a power plant there.
New power plant siting law may help close Indian Point
Albany, NY, Aug 05, 2011 — Governor Cuomo has signed into law a new power plant siting measure that he says will create jobs and clean energy, and may help spur the closure of the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Go to full article
Cuomo to investigate salaries at not-for-profit organizations
Albany, NY, Aug 04, 2011 — Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced an investigation into executive pay at not for profits in New York that depend on government money. This action follows published reports of excessive salaries and compensations at some Medicaid funded health centers. Go to full article
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