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Will Lee Zeldin have a ‘Paladino dilemma’ on his hands?
Lee Zeldin could find himself confronting a political dilemma if Carl Paladino wins Tuesday’s congressional primary.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)’
Dylan’s ‘Even the president of the United States must stand naked” line rings true in 2022.
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On Twitter, crime is the most popular topic for Hochul and Zeldin
New York’s gubernatorial candidates are tweeting more about crime and public safety than any other topic.
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Hashtag History: Imaging the Future – Reinventing the Past
As we move through the 21st century decade that was supposed to be a sequel to the Roaring Twenties, it is interesting to contrast the expectations with the reality.
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘John Sinclair’
Long before a Russian court sentenced Brittany Griner to nine years in prison, a harsh drug sentence imposed on a political activist sparked outrage in the U.S.
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One difference between Hochul and Zeldin is overlooked
Not every difference between Kathy Hochul and Lee Zeldin are obvious.
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Should the unvaccinated receive treatment for COVID-19?
By Alex Gillham, Carole McNall and Adam Odolil Many hospitals across the U.S. are near, at or over capacity. We hear many people react to that by advocating a policy that hospitals should refuse to treat patients who become infected… Read More ›
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Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Summertime’
In any year, ‘Summertime’ would be an appropriate pick for the dog days of summer, but the song is especially timely this year.
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Attack on Zeldin gives GOP candidate needed name recognition
An attack at a campaign rally has given GOP gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin the type of exposure can’t be bought.
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What data can tell us about the state of health in Cattaraugus County
Using available data, a community story unfolds about health care in Cattaraugus County.
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