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Sep

01

09:09pm

New TV Ad Hits While Cuomo Leads Polls

by WPTZ.com - Local New

A new TV ad warning promoting Democrat Andrew Cuomo is hitting the airwaves as a poll places him above his competitors.


Sep

01

07:09pm

Passengers Call 911 On Cab Driver

by WPTZ.com - Local New

Police say a group of friends called them early Sunday morning to report their cab driver was drunk, after he drove them more than 20 miles home.


Sep

01

04:09pm

Pete The Moose's Owner Fined

by WPTZ.com - Local New

The owner of an elk-hunting park in Irasburg where a captive moose lives has been fined by the state of Vermont for failing to comply with a new law.


Sep

01

04:09pm

All Before Five: 9/1/10

by NCPR Daily News: 09/01/2010

Court decisions stop New York State's plan to tax cigarettes sold on Indian lands... State health officials fear more widespread mosquito-borne illness... And a look at the struggle for a North Country Democrat to win a full term in Congress.


Sep

01

01:09pm

Hundreds Gather As VT Soldier Laid To Rest

by WPTZ.com - Local New

More than 1,000 people packed a high school gym to honor a Vermont GI killed in Afghanistan while trying to rescue a fellow soldier.


Sep

01

01:09pm

Courts Weigh In On NY Indian Cigarette Tax Plan

by WPTZ.com - Local New

The latest in a tangled series of state and federal court decisions has halted New York state's plan to collect taxes on cigarettes sold by Native American retailers to non-Indian customers.


Sep

01

12:09pm

GOP Hopefuls Face Off In Plattsburgh

by WPTZ.com - Local New

The two men hoping to be the Republican candidate in New York's 23rd Congressional District will debate face-to-face for the first time tonight.


Sep

01

11:09am

Pet Appreciation

by WPTZ.com - Local New

Share photos and videos of your pets on u local.


Sep

01

10:09am

Poll: Most want developers to move mosque

by NCPR Daily News: 09/01/2010

A new poll finds New Yorkers split about whether a proposed mosque and community center should be constructed near Ground zero in lower Manhattan, but nearly three quarters think the organizers should voluntarily build somewhere else. Karen DeWitt reports.


Sep

01

10:09am

Federal funds help, but school districts still worry

by NCPR Daily News: 09/01/2010

The federal government is pumping a lot of money into New York schools, but if one local school is any indication, financial worries persist.Last week, the Empire State won a $696 million “Race To The Top” education grant. This is “big picture” money. It will go to improving teaching and test...