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Political Roundup: Newsprint tariff lowered?

The U.S. Commerce Department revised tariff threatening newspapers but a final decision still looms

Welcome to Gossamer Wood, Canandaigua's 'best-kept secret'

The public is invited to visit what some call a sacred place in Canandaigua.

Shortsville native Bredesen wins primary for Senate seat in Tennessee

Former Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen, a Shortsville native, has won the Democratic nomination for an open U.S. Senate tha…

Canandaigua Salvation Army store's impending closing upsets shoppers

Many Canandaigua residents are signing a petition in the hope of keeping the Main Street thrift shop open.

ALBANY - A group consisting of New York state government and law enforcement officials, advocates and academics has been…

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Back-to-college shopping? Decorate your space with these dorm must-haves

Somehow, it's already that time of year: back-to-school season. For students going away to college, this means more than packing just a backpack with some pencils: we're talking dorm decor and bedspreads, and maybe some furniture if they're going...

Driver who struck bicyclist in Canandaigua cited

Canandaigua police said the driver was using a cell phone at the time of the Main Street crash

Buffalo Bills announce shuttle service

The team just announced a partnership with Rally, a bus ride-share application.

WNY man accused of leaving threatening voicemails for 2 Congressmen

Sixty-three-year-old Carlos Bayon, from Grand Island, is accused of leaving threatening voicemails for two Congressmen.

US officials raise alarm about 2018, 2020 election security

"President Trump has not and will not tolerate interference in America's system of representative government."

Cuomo to push bill that would end NY's death penalty law

The state hasn't executed a prisoner since 1963.

Cuomo appoints workgroup to draft bill to legalize marijuana in New York

State lawmakers would vote on the legislature in the upcoming session.

Charter threatens to take New York to court

CEO Thomas Rutledge says they are willing to go to court for years with New York if the situation can't be settled.

Papa John's founder: I should be back as chain's public face

Papa John's, which is based in Louisville, Kentucky, began operations in 1984 and has more than 5,200 locations globally…

Pence welcomes return of presumed Korean War dead

The repatriation is a breakthrough in a long-stalled U.S. effort to obtain war remains from North Korea.

Founder of S.O.A.R.S. urges for more detox beds amid opioid epidemic

From Feb. 1 to June 30, 566 people overdosed on opioids. Eighty-five of those were fatal.

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