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buffalonews.com | Robert Gavin
ALBANY – Gov. Kathy Hochul and the State Legislature enacted legislation Thursday to fund state operations with $9.6 billion through Wednesday – the sixth such "extender" bill they have passed since the budget missed its April 1 deadline. But lawmakers – who do not get paid while the budget is late – expressed optimism that the wait could soon be over.
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buffalonews.com | Robert Gavin
ALBANY – Environmentalists backing a proposed state law to greatly reduce plastics statewide released a report Wednesday that said the measure could save nearly $50 million for six Western New York counties by 2036. The projected cost savings were part of $1.3 billion statewide, according to the report issued by Beyond Plastics, an organization based in Bennington College in Vermont.
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1 week ago |
buffalonews.com | Robert Gavin
ALBANY – State lawmakers are expected to return to the Capitol on Thursday to pass their sixth “extender” bill since April 1 to keep state operations funded while the budget remains late. Whether a more permanent resolution could soon follow will largely depend on whether Gov. Kathy Hochul and legislative leaders can reach consensus on their top sticking point: proposed changes to discovery in criminal justice cases. In a news conference held in her office at the Capitol, Gov.
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1 week ago |
poststar.com | Robert Gavin
ALBANY – State lawmakers are expected to return to the Capitol on Thursday to pass their sixth “extender” bill since April 1 to keep state operations funded while the budget remains late. Whether a more permanent resolution could soon follow will largely depend on whether Gov. Kathy Hochul and legislative leaders can reach consensus on their top sticking point: proposed changes to discovery in criminal justice cases.
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1 week ago |
auburnpub.com | Robert Gavin
ALBANY – For months, advocates urged the Hochul administration to delay its April 1 deadline for patients and workers in a Medicaid-funded home care program to register with Public Partnerships LLC. PPL had won a state contract to manage finances for the state’s Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP), an alternative to nursing home care that allows New Yorkers without nursing licenses to be paid for the care of their loved ones.
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