When Yuh-Line Niou first arrived in Albany to work as a legislative aide in 2013, lawmakers grabbed her buttocks, suggested she and her boss were “a hot duo” who should have sex, and peered into her office to check her out for a “hot or not” list. Niou, then a chief of staff in her ...

It’s time for New York state to resume jury trials. Between the use of technology and an ability to limit the number of people in a courtroom at any one time, it should be possible for criminal jury trials to resume throughout the state, but particularly in smaller counties like Chautauqua ...

Question: I have employer insurance coverage, but I recently got a letter from Medicare saying I have to sign up for Part B, so do I have to sign up for Part B? Answer: Medicare Part A, B and D have different rules. This article applies to the rules regarding Medicare Part B only. Your ...

Republicans' bluster in the state Capitol on Monday fizzled as no arguments were made on the state Assembly floor to repeal Gov. Andrew Cuomo's executive powers. The only opportunity to do so came during a debate over A.2037, legislation which requires the most recent rating of every nursing ...

Virginia C. Ciancio, 89, formerly of 349 Howard Ave. and 2 Rowley Court, died Wednesday Feb. 24, 2021, in Heritage Park Rehab and Skilled Nursing. A livelong area resident, she was born Nov. 27, 1931, a daughter of the late Charles and Carmela Ricotta Calcesi. She was a 1950 graduate of ...

Beverly Joyce Rhodes, 87 formerly of Shadyside Road, Lakewood, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021 at the United Methodist Memorial Nursing Home in Johnson City, N.Y. She was the widow of the late Alvin E. Rhodes, whom she married August 18, 1951 and who died Dec. 10, 1990. Beverly was born ...