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New owners to take over Macy’s location in Greece

GREECE, NY (WHEC-TV) — Signed, in writing. The Macy’s location at The Mall at Greece Ridge has been sold to new owners. Macy’s sold its Greece Ridge location to a…

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Niskayuna Town Hall’s recording of calls without disclaimer has led to ‘pending personnel-related matter’

NISKAYUNA, NY (Times Union) — Incoming and outgoing telephone calls at Town Hall were being recorded and saved without the knowledge of people taking part in those…

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Injunction is setback for New York attorney general’s battle over ‘abortion reversal’ treatment

BUFFALO, NY (Spectrum News 1) — Late last week, Buffalo-based federal judge John Sinatra, a Donald Trump appointee, granted the National Institute for Family Life and…

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Office Managing Partner of the Year Finalist: Anthony Kuhn, Tully Rinckey

NEW YORK STATE (New York Law Journal) — Nearly a dozen finalists for Office Managing Partner of the Year have been announced by the New York Law Journal. One of those…

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New York’s Attorney General and anti-abortion groups head to court

CAPITAL REGION (WCNY)  — The safety and efficacy of an abortion reversal pill is at the center of multiple lawsuits involving New York Attorney General Letitia James and…

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Latest Federal Pay Worry: No Locality Pay for Teleworkers

WASHINGTON, DC (Federal News Network) — If you telework, you lose locality pay. That’s the gist of a provision in the Federal Employee Return To Work Act, sponsored in…

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Nassau County Bill on Masks Could Spark Discussion in the Capital Region

CAPITAL REGION (WRGB) — Four years after the pandemic began, mask bans are making news. Lawmakers in Nassau County are getting closer to passing their own ban. CBS-6 dug deeper…

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Conversation Continues Around The Federal Employee Return to Work Act

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Millions of people across the United States are federal workers. Some of them may see a pay decrease if a new bill in Congress is signed into law. The Federal…

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Tumblin continues to seek justice as FBI whistleblower

WASHINGTON, D.C. — July 30 marks the 12th annual National Whistleblower Day, a year following Summit Point resident Teresa Tumblin’s move to submit her nearly decade-long…

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Does the Hatch Act apply to you? Election season do’s and don’ts

With the fall season comes football, pumpkin-flavored everything and Election Day. Federal employees may be tempted to get involved by making political donations, campaigning for…

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