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4 days ago | 
nny360.com | Alex Gault
ALBANY — Gov. Kathleen C. Hochul has her first official challenger for the Democratic nomination in next year’s gubernatorial election. It’s her lieutenant governor. Late Monday, Lt. Gov. Antonio R. Delgado launched his campaign for the executive office of New York. He announced with a YouTube video that focused on his ties to the state, his Schenectady upbringing, a brief career in hip-hop and career in office. “The powerful and well connected have their champions,” he said in the launch video.
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4 days ago | 
nny360.com | Alex Gault
LOWVILLE — New York state is pushing more than $21 million in grant money out to over 100 dairy farms statewide, part of a long-term push to enhance and expand the state’s upstate milk and milk product industry. On Monday at Glory Days dairy farm in Lowville, state Agriculture Commissioner Richard A. Ball announced the funding through the state Dairy Modernization Grant program as the state kicked off June Dairy Month.
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4 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Alex Gault
Jun. 2—LOWVILLE — New York state is pushing over $21 million in grant money out to over 100 dairy farms statewide, part of a long-term push to enhance and expand the state's upstate milk and milk product industry. On Monday at Glory Days dairy farm in Lowville, state Agriculture Commissioner Richard A. Ball announced the funding through the state Dairy Modernization Grant program as the state kicked off June Dairy Month.
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4 days ago | 
medium.com | Alex Gault
Search is evolving. Here’s why writing the way people speak is replacing keyword stuffing — and how AI is changing SEO forever. SEO is undergoing a foundational shift — not just changing how we write, but how we’re found. For years, SEO has revolved around keywords: find the magic phrases, sprinkle them liberally, and hope that Google rewards you with visibility.
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5 days ago | 
nny360.com | Alex Gault
LOWVILLE — New York state is pushing over $21 million in grant money out to over 100 dairy farms statewide, part of a long-term push to enhance and expand the state’s upstate milk and milk product industry. On Monday at Glory Days dairy farm in Lowville, state Agriculture Commissioner Richard A. Ball announced the funding through the state Dairy Modernization Grant program as the state kicked off June Dairy Month.
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1 week ago | 
thedailynewsonline.com | Alex Gault
ALBANY — There are less than two weeks of voting days left for this year’s state legislative session, and a push to pass a package of prison reform bills could end with little progress as the deadline looms. Lawmakers hosted an hourslong joint hearing of the Senate and Assembly prison committees two weeks ago, hearing from advocates, experts, prison staff, the families of the incarcerated and the people who run some of the oversight organizations meant to keep the state prison system in check.
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1 week ago | 
thedailynewsonline.com | Alex Gault
ALBANY — The state Senate is on track to approve a packaging reduction and recycling reform act that could drastically change the way food manufacturers can package the things they sell in New York grocery stores. The “Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act” would require that manufacturers move toward making all packaging recyclable, requiring that within two years almost all commercial packaging be specifically recyclable.
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1 week ago | 
nny360.com | Alex Gault
The federal government has canceled billions of dollars in funding for clean energy and decarbonization projects across the nation, including for a multi-million project to transition the Kraft-Heinz plant in Lowville off of fossil fuels. The Watertown Daily Times reported in late April that the Department of Energy under President Donald J. Trump was working on plans to cut green energy investments made by the previous administration, based on leaked documents from inside the department.
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1 week ago | 
thelcn.com | Alex Gault
ALBANY — There are less than two weeks of voting days left for this year’s state legislative session, and a push to pass a package of prison reform bills could end with little progress as the deadline looms. Lawmakers hosted an hourslong joint hearing of the Senate and Assembly prison committees two weeks ago, hearing from advocates, experts, prison staff, the families of the incarcerated and the people who run some of the oversight organizations meant to keep the state prison system in check.
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1 week ago | 
thedailynewsonline.com | Alex Gault
Rep. Elise M. Stefanik wants the U.S. Army to fast-track nearly $70 million in funding to make critical repairs to the Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield on Fort Drum. In a statement on Tuesday, Stefanik announced she had send a formal request to Army leadership asking them to reallocate the 2027 Army Facilities Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization funds into fiscal year 2026, accelerating work on projects slated for the 2027 money.
