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The Humane Society of Greater Rochester has removed 120 dogs from what it described as a hoarding situation, and is looking for donations to support the care of the animals. -
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Officials said that three vehicles went through a work zone on Route 104 last year at speeds of 139, 117 and 110 miles per hour. -
Micron was awarded $6.1 billion in federal funding under the CHIPS and Science Law some of which will go toward the $100 billion mega-fab project in Clay. -
The irrevocable pact provided financial incentives for the former public health commissioner to not discuss his employment or separation, and not to sue the county. -
Both utilities, who are part of the company Avangrid, will use funding from New York state to apply one-time bill credits for all electric and natural gas customers.
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