The County Sheriff’s Office donated over $7,000 dollars—raised through its No Shave October and November fundraiser—to help the Barneveld Fire Department rebuild its fire station after a roof collapse.

The County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office donated over $7,000 dollars&mdash;raised through its No Shave October and November fundraiser&mdash;to help the Barneveld Fire Department rebuild its fire station after a roof collapse.

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Monday November 3rd: Barneveld’s Firehouse Gets a Boost

Utica saw a thirty-one percent drop in gun violence in 2025—part of a statewide decline—thanks to targeted policing efforts and state-led initiatives like "Give".

Utica saw a thirty-one percent drop in gun violence in 2025&mdash;part of a statewide decline&mdash;thanks to targeted policing efforts and state-led initiatives like "Give".

Thursday December 18th: Utica’s 31% Gun Violence Drop

Senator Joseph Griffo’s monthlong drive collected a thousand used phones to support "Cell Phones for Soldiers", providing over one-hundred thousand minutes of free calls for troops, and aiding veterans in need.

Senator Joseph Griffo&rsquo;s monthlong drive collected a thousand used phones to support "Cell Phones for Soldiers", providing over one-hundred thousand minutes of free calls for troops, and aiding veterans in need.

Wednesday December 17th: Inside Sen. Griffo’s Cell Phone Drive

State lawmakers in Upstate New York are proposing new legislation to combat severe doctor shortages by expanding loan repayment programs, offering tax incentives, and improving access to medical education in rural and underserved areas.

State lawmakers in Upstate New York are proposing new legislation to combat severe doctor shortages by expanding loan repayment programs, offering tax incentives, and improving access to medical education in rural and underserved areas.

Monday November 3rd: Barneveld’s Firehouse Gets a Boost

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