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May is National Foster Care Month, and a big concept for anyone who knows anything about foster care is reunification. Reuniting a child with their bi...

May is National Foster Care Month, and a big concept for anyone who knows anything about foster care is reunification. Reuniting a child with their bi...

Thursday afternoon, during the 2 o’clock hour, the coronavirus pandemic ended for about a third of America. Henceforth, says Dr. Rochelle Walensky of ...

With vaccines in wide distribution and COVID-19 infections dropping, the Seneca Nation is donating hand sanitizer to school districts near its Cattara...

Sunday is Mother’s Day. How do I know? When I was talking on the phone with my cousin the other day, he said, “If I don’t see you before Sunday, happy...

Change was a big part of life in 2020. As the world confronted the COVID-19 pandemic, changes had to be made to keep people safe and prevent the virus...

Local sales tax collections in March jumped by as much as a third in the area compared to the year before, the Office of the State Comptroller reporte...

OLEAN — After seven months of remote learning, Zoom meetings and canceled events, students and staff in the Olean City School District are expressing ...

When the COVID pandemic hit, doctors and mental health experts foresaw the cataclysmic problems the disease would cause — not just the deaths, but the...

So are we having a fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. or not? University of Minnesota’s Michael Osterholm has forecast a COVID “Category...

If you are a New York resident and are 16 or older, you can now be vaccinated against COVID-19. This is a huge step in working toward reaching herd im...

ALBANY (TNS) — In recent days, we learned that staffers in Andrew Cuomo’s office helped produce the governor’s coronavirus book, “American Crisis: Lea...

WELLSVILLE — After being grounded in 2020, the Great Wellsville Balloon Rally committee announced that the Rally will again not take place this summer...

SYRACUSE (TNS) — In future pandemics, nursing home residents in New York will not be completely cut off from family members or friends the way they ha...

Back in September, I wrote about how in the midst of the pandemic, there was a lot of good news that wasn’t getting much coverage. At the time, the po...

Sometimes skipping, sometimes trudging — that’s been my journey working for universal health care in our country. I won’t lose heart, for many others ...

So here we are, one year into the COVID-19 pandemic. Let’s go over some of the things we’ve learned. “Avoid it like the plague” is no longer a useful ...

For more than a year now, news headlines, social media posts and even personal conversations have focused on the Coronavirus. Topics covered governmen...