NY Forest Rangers Perform Seven Rescues in Five Days
Forest Rangers, emergency response organizations, and search and rescue groups are asked to put their own lives in danger at all times of the day and night.
Agriculture
Meet a Central New York Farmer - Timmerman Farms
A fifth generation farm in Little Falls started in 1867.
Maple Syrup & Sheep Added to Coronavirus Food Assistance Program
The deadline to apply has also been extended to September 11.
Bassmaster Pro Breaks Tournament Record With Lake Ontario Catch
Paul Mueller of Connecticut calls his hog bass, the catch of a lifetime.
New York Canal Staycations Offering Free Use of Kayaks and Bikes
Through Labor Day enjoy free excursions at four different locations with plenty of nearby dining, hiking trails, and historic sites.
Free Food and Milk Distribution Returning to Rome
Milk, meat, and produce will be distributed Wednesday, August 12
An Uptick in Consumption, Brings "Got Milk" Ads Back
The new ad campaign will feature more challenges rather than stars with milk mustaches.
DEC Confirms First Case of Invasive Emerald Ash Borer in ADK Park
Officials with New York's Department of Environmental Conservation have confirmed the first case of an emerald ash borer in Warren County.
Some Adirondack Campgrounds under a Bear Advisory
Campgrounds near Horseshoe Lake report mama bear and 2 cubs wandering through area.
NY Hunting & Trapping Licenses & Deer Permits On Sale August 10
Licenses and permits are only available from authorized DEC license-issuing agents or by phone. Don't fall for fake online sites.
Onions With Salmonella Recalled 4 Hospitalized in New York
The tainted products were shipped to all 50 states with more than 30 states reporting hospitalizations from salmonella poisoning.
The Mystery Over Seeds Sent From China Solved
The mystery over those strange seeds being sent from China is solved.