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Sports Betting Treatment Bill Proposed

Legislation introduced recently in the state Assembly would prohibit mobile sports wagering operators from providing counseling, therapy, and treatment services for bettors in New York. Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner, R-Round Lake, said the prohibition contained in A.9146 would ensure that ...

Driving Range Driveway Dispute Heading To Courta

The owners of properties on Bennett Road Extension, Dunkirk, say the possibility of new development is behind an effort to end an agreement allowing the Boneyard Driving Range to use land for its driveway. Attorney Joseph Calimeri of Wright Calimeri PLLC in Jamestown, representing Rotunda ...

Mayville Wins Sea Lion Drive Court Case

A Warren woman has been ordered to either get a property at 199 Sea Lion Drive into compliance with state and local zoning codes or see the building demolished. State Supreme Court Justice Grace Hanlon ruled in favor of the village of Mayville during a non-jury trial held Oct. 15 in state ...

Former Blair headquarters up for auction

WARREN, PA — The former Blair headquarters on Hickory Street will go to auction in December. The starting bid on the building is $10,000, according to Crexi, the firm marketing the building. It had been marketed for sale starting at $1.2 million. The 282,815 square foot building is zoned ...

Molitor, Attorneys General Spar In Court Letters

The state Attorney General’s office isn’t opposing Republican lawmakers from filing briefs in a lawsuit over the state’s Freshwater Wetlands Act, but the state is taking the opportunity to disagree with Assemblyman Andrew Molitor’s interpretation of the way the law has been applied to ...

Hochul Again Vetoes Pet Insurance Bill

For the second consecutive year, Gov. Kathy Hochul has vetoed legislation that would allow creation of pet insurance policies. The legislation (A.1433/S.5324) was approved unanimously by the state Assembly in late May and unanimously by the state Senate on June 9. The bill was sponsored ...