The annual report on workers compensation fraud in NY has been released by the inspector General.
The yearly report showed a nearly 30% increase in cases of fraud in the state compared to 2023. It also identified $2.7 million in workers compensation misuse and 14 arrests for fraudulent conduct. The Inspector General said more than $1.4 million was awarded to defrauded state agencies, insurers and employers which also represented an increase as compared to 2023.
A North Country Village on NYS Fiscal Stress List
Chateaugay is on the fiscal stress monitoring report issued by the office of the Comptroller.
Grant to Clinton Community College
Thousands of dollars will help fund the College Advancement Scholarship Program.
Garber Teething Sticks Recalled
The Gerber Soothe N Chew has been recalled.
Bad News for NYS Governor
A new poll is the latest to show Governor is unpopular.
NY State provides free air conditioners
Applications are now being received to give low-income New Yorkers air conditioners.
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Criss On Sports - April 21, 2025
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Listen again to some of your favorite NBZ-FM shows, Criss on Sports, and MORE... whenever, and wherever, you'd like!
We're all ears. What song would you like us to play for you? Let us know!
Leverage the power of NBZ-FM's reach to let your future customers know about why your business is awesome!
Midnight - 1:00am
Join the award-winning Dick Summer for "Good Night." He'll share a couple of stories to help you unwind.
1:00am - 3:00am
The Greatest Hits of All Time for the North Country and Champlain Valley!
Dine in 11:15 a.m. to noon; take out noon to 12:30 p.m. Questions: Maggie Mortensen, 860-944-7236.
at St. Luke's Church Parish Hall
Teens may drop by, no appointment necessary. Open for group visits. To book, email info@adirondackcenterforwriting.org
at Adirondack Center for Writing
Paintings by Anne Stowers. Runs through April 26
at Cantwell Room, Saranac Lake Free Library
Are you afraid of speaking in public? Toastmasters can help!
at Cornell Cooperative Extension
