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A new report from New York’s Inspector General alleges misconduct and misuse of state resources by a forest ranger in Boonville in the western Adirondacks. The report says the case reveals wider problems within the state’s DEC forest ranger program.

Hiking all 46 High Peaks in the Adirondacks is something that takes many people years or even decades to complete. Nancy LaBaff, 59, and her friend Claudia Warren, 61, hiked them all in under a week.

Democratic leaders in New York are saying “no thanks” to President Donald Trump for pardoning the suffragist Susan B. Anthony, who lived in the state.

On the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, which gave women the right to vote, New York State is moving forward with the creation of a historical complex at the site of Susan B. Anthony’s childhood home in Greenwich.

Governor Andrew Cuomo, during a brief video address at the first night of the Democratic National Convention, spoke of New York’s struggles overcoming the coronavirus, and why he thinks Biden needs to win in November.

Melinda Savoir, 39, lives in Ellenburg with her husband and two children. Before COVID-19, she was working as a medical coder at Alice Hyde Hospital in Malone. Until this year, she had been the primary breadwinner for her family and had never been without a job.

Governor Andrew Cuomo says gyms in New York can reopen as early as August 24 but must operate at one third of their regular capacity.