Hochul, Booker and Lamont Lead Regional Results

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• Town of Plattsburgh Wins Planning Award for Housing Law

  The Town of Plattsburgh has won a gold Best Practice Award from the New York Upstate Chapter of the American Planning Association. The award recognizes a law the town adopted last year to speed up housing development. Town officials say they’ve reviewed or approved more than 600 housing units since the law took effect. Senior […]

• Hochul, Booker and Lamont Lead Regional Results

  Here in New York, Governor Kathy Hochul is projected to defeat Republican Bruce Blakeman. In New Jersey, Democratic Senator Cory Booker is projected to win reelection. And in Connecticut Democratic Governor Ned Lamont is projected to win a third term. Democrats also picked up a New York House seat after Republican Mike Lawler conceded to […]

• Dan Stec Holds North Country Seat in New York Senate

  Republican Dan Stec has won reelection to the New York state Senate, according to unofficial results. The Queensbury incumbent led Democrat Melissa Seale by nearly 13 points with more than 80 percent of the vote counted in the 45th District. Stec has represented the North Country district for six years. During the campaign, both candidates […]

• Constantino Declares Victory in New York’s 21st Congressional District

  Republican Anthony Constantino has declared victory in New York’s 21st Congressional District. Unofficial results put him about six thousand votes ahead of Democrat Blake Gendebien early this mornning. Gendebien has yet to concede. Speaking to supporters at his Sticker Mule factory in Amsterdam, Constantino thanked President Donald Trump for his endorsement and said he would […]

• SUNY Canton Professors Win Award for Research on Online Exploitation

  Two SUNY Canton professors have won a research award for examining how the law handles online sexual offenses involving minors. Michelle Johnston and Charles Robinson won best research presentation at a conference in Atlanta in September. They compared court rulings with existing research to look for gaps in how the law addresses cases where offenders […]