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FILE — Members of the Mifflin Guard, consisting of re-enactors from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, rehearse some battlefield tactics, on March 28, 2004, on the grounds of the Kingston Armory in Wilkes-Barre Pa. Some historical battle re-enactors in New York are holding their musket fire because of worries over the state's new gun law that declares parks, government property and a long list of other places off limits to guns beginning in Sept. 2022. (Dave Scherbenco/The Citizens' Voice via AP, File)

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Hold fire: Re-enactors fear being targeted by NY gun law
By MICHAEL HILL - Associated Press
Wed,09/28/22-6:38AM , 450 Reads
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Some historical battle re-enactors in New York are holding their musket fire because of worries over the state's new gun rules — an unplanned side effect of a law designed to protect the public's safety.
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Lee Kindlon, attorney for Nauman Hussain, left, and Nauman Hussain, who ran the limo company involved in the 2018 crash in Schoharie that killed 20 people, listens to a victim impact statement during a proceeding in Schoharie County court on Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2021, in Schoharie, N.Y.

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Judge nixes no-prison deal in 2018 limo crash that killed 20
By MICHAEL HILL - Associated Press
Wed,08/31/22-11:28AM , 251 Reads
SCHOHARIE, N.Y.
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This photo shows a Spotted Lanternfly, in Long Branch, NJ, Aug. 7, 2022. Kill-on-sight requests in New York City and elsewhere are part of an aggressive campaign against an invasive pest that has spread to about a dozen states in eight years. (Heide Estes via AP)

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See it? Squish it! Fighting the invasive spotted lanternfly
By MICHAEL HILL - Associated Press
Fri,08/19/22-6:22AM , 243 Reads
When Stephen Nixon recently noticed a “beautiful” spotted lanternfly by his bag as he skateboarded in Brooklyn, he heeded the request of city officials.

He stomped on it.
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Rich Morris of Toadflax Nursery helps to plant marijuana seedlings at Homestead Farms and Ranch in Clifton Park, N.Y., Friday, June 3, 2022. In a novel move, New York gave 203 hemp growers first shot at cultivating marijuana destined for legal sales, which could start by the end of the year. Big indoor growers are expected to join later. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)

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New York's 1st legal marijuana crop sprouts under the sun
By MICHAEL HILL - Associated Press
Wed,06/29/22-12:10AM , 453 Reads
CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. (AP) — New York's recreational marijuana market is beginning to sprout, literally, with thin-leafed plants stretching toward the sun in farms around the state.
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