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George Santos: The imposter in Congress | On The Ground

9th - Higher Ed
George Santos made waves on the political scene of Washington D.C. by flipping New York’s 3rd congressional district seat in the November midterms, a once reliable Democratic seat. But soon reports emerged that many things in his resume...
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Ending the war on drug users in New York | On The Ground

9th - Higher Ed
Since the Ronald Reagan era, America has declared a war on drugs to little effect. Every three hours, someone dies of a drugs overdose in New York with 107,000 Americans dying from one in 2021, forcing many cities to reevaluate how they...
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Leafly CEO on Big 2021 Cannabis Jobs Growth, Looking Ahead to NJ, NY Adult Use

9th - Higher Ed
Even amid the Great Resignation, the cannabis industry saw major job growth. As of January 2022, the legal industry supported more than 428,000 jobs — a 33 percent increase year-over-year, according to the sixth annual jobs report from...
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Guiding Light Star Beth Chamberlin Not Afraid To Run Fitness Boot Camp

3rd - Higher Ed
Have you ever wanted to try something new, but been too afraid? In this video, Beth Chamberlain, retired soap opera star, is here to tell you, yes you can! For 15 years, Beth was a series regular on Guiding Light. When the show was...
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UN warns of Yemen ‘death sentence’ as donor pledges fall short

9th - Higher Ed
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres ‘disappointed’ after only $1.7bn pledged at donor conference to fund urgently needed humanitarian programmes.
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Go Tubing in Saranac Lake

6th - Higher Ed
Channel your inner child tubing in the snow! Darley joins the Mayor at Mt Pisgah in Saranac Lake in New York's Adirondacks.
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Go Showshoeing and to a Country Store in the Adirondacks

6th - Higher Ed
Enjoy the great outdoors snowshoeing through powdery snow at the Adirondacks Interpretive Center and make a stop at Hoss Country Corner, a family owed country store where travelers and area residents buy local.
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Explore Lake Placid with an Olympian

6th - Higher Ed
Go skiing with two-time Olympic medalist Andrew Weibrecht on Whiteface Mountain in Lake Placid and take a walk down memory lane on Main Street.
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Ski Family Friendly Titus Mountain

6th - Higher Ed
Learn to ski at family friendly Titus Mountain, where views of Canada mix with maple margaritas and poutine.
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Star Trek Original Series Set Tour

6th - Higher Ed
Step inside a replica of the Stark Trek television series set, which has been painstakingly assembled by a super fan of the series in New York State.
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Top Food and Drinks in the Adirondacks

6th - Higher Ed
From tableside s’mores to craft beer, top food and drinks in the Adirondacks in New York State.
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Top Outdoor Adventures in the Adirondacks

6th - Higher Ed
From Olympic ski slopes around Lake Placid to channeling your inner child tubing, top places for outdoor adventures in the snow in the Adirondacks.
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Visit the Wild Center in the Adirondacks

6th - Higher Ed
Take a guided tour of The Wild Center, where hands on exhibitions let kids and adults learn about the unique nature and animals in New York’s Adirondacks.
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Biggest Pizza Party Helps Feed The Hungry

3rd - Higher Ed
Pizza lovers wait for hours in line to get up close and personal with more than 60 pizzerias from New York City! At it's most recent event, Slice Out Hunger had more than 1,250 pizza pies and raised more than $50,000 for the Food Bank...
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Man Rides His Bike 4,000 Miles To Honor Heroes

3rd - Higher Ed
Bob Votruba, the founder of One Million Acts of Kindness, decided to honor heroes by riding in a bicycle tour from CA to Ground Zero in NYC. The final leg of the ride, called The Kindness Bicycle Ride for Heroes, covered 5 boroughs, 212...
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DEC: 20-year-old bitten in water at Jones Beach, mostly likely by young shark

9th - Higher Ed
New York State Parks says it happened Wednesday around 4:15 p.m. while the woman was waist-deep in the water at the Central Mall beachfront.
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New mural unveiled at Stamford Train Station garage

9th - Higher Ed
The artwork was commissioned by the city and the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
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Second annual Sleepy Hollow Music Festival kicks off this weekend

9th - Higher Ed
The family-friendly event promises a great kickoff to summer with a dedicated kid's zone, food trucks, craft vendors, beer gardens, a VIP area and more.
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Bronx residents get a taste of summer as they enjoy the sunshine

9th - Higher Ed
News 12’s Heather Fordham spoke with residents in Highbridge and Country Club as they soaked up the sunshine on Wednesday.
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Police: Truck driver fled scene after fatal crash on I-80

9th - Higher Ed
The crash happened just before 3 a.m. Tuesday in the eastbound lanes.
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Hats Off to Roses returns to Stratford with garden fundraiser

9th - Higher Ed
The annual celebration highlights the park's rose gardens and will feature wine, appetizers, and community gathering.
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Good Samaritan rescues Edison crash victim just before car bursts into flames

9th - Higher Ed
The Piscataway resident witnessed the crash near Costco in Edison.
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15 first responders honored for saving Pelham Manor fire captain's life

9th - Higher Ed
The firefighters are associated with Pelham/EVAC, Pelham Manor Fire Department, Pelham Fire Department and Pelham Manor Police Department.
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Connecticut leaders push back on federal 'sanctuary' label

9th - Higher Ed
The Department of Homeland Security accused the state of obstructing federal immigration enforcement and singled out six communities, including New Haven and Hartford.