The New York Senate and Assembly budget proposals each include funding the Fair Pay for Home Care Act, which advocates say is crucial to address a shortage of home health care workers. The bill would raise the minimum wage for home-care workers as high as $22.50 an hour for certain regions of the state.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about American Rescue Plan Act money available to Auburn businesses that have suffered losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Geneva Supervisor Mark Venuti says the town has signed a lease agreement with Community Broadband allowing them to use a no longer needed water tower to distribute their high speed internet.

Auburn City Clerk Chuck Mason talks about the solar power project at the former city landfill and how Auburn residents can sign up for ten percent savings on their electric bills.

Cayuga County Sheriff Brian Schenck presents an update on his department's required report under the executive order signed by Governor Cuomo in 2020. He'll address the County Legislature Thursday, March 17.

FLCC Nursing Professor Susan McCarthy talks about the patient simulator in the expanded nursing lab at the college.

Judy Wright with Seneca County Cooperative Extension discusses the spread of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza.

Lodi Town Supervisor Kyle Barnhart talks about holding a public hearing on applying for CARES Act funds for the Lodi Food4All pantry.

Geneva Supervisor Mark Venuti talks about work to be done on the Crooked Lake Canal to filter the water flowing into Seneca Lake.

Geneva Supervisor Mark Venuti talks about the water flowing between Keuka and Seneca Lakes through the Keuka Outlet.