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‘Good cause’ eviction could worsen housing crisis
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State lawmakers should enact balanced housing policies that address the need for more affordable housing.
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Use the market to reduce carbon pollution
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A carbon pricing bill with cash back to US households would harness the forces of capitalism to solve this problem.
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Stop STAMP, save Tonawanda and wildlife
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It’s time to stop abusing the Earth for profit. Please help your neighbors, the Tonawanda Seneca Nation, who have fought for thirteen years to stop construction of the Science, Technology, and Advanced Manufacturing Park adjacent to their territory.
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Welding workshop creates joyful experience
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Ironwood Studios’ class is defined by intentionality, hospitality and empowerment.
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An urgent plea for Medicaid reimbursement reform in nursing homes
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New York’s Medicaid program, the primary payer for nursing home care, falls significantly short in meeting annual costs, exacerbating staff recruitment and retention challenges and impacting access to quality care.
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In Buffalo Bills vino, veritas
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Why are the team’s owners stiffing New York taxpayers—as well as one of New York’s leading industries?
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How deep is the corruption & cover-up?
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The leadership contest between Yversha Roman and Mercedes Vazquez-Simmons is revealing.
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The great debate: protect our lakes
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As climate change threatens to decrease our water supply, it is critical that we maintain the integrity of the Great Lakes Compact.
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The therapeutic benefits of community gardening
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Gardening is good for physical and mental health, and working with others builds a sense of community.
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Why marshlands are extremely important
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Marshlands, also known as wetlands, are crucial in supporting the environment and human communities.