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Governor Hochul announced the completion of the Cataract Stairs and Overlook – a new stairway and overlook structure at Niagara Falls State Park formally known as the Crow’s Nest.
Governor Hochul highlighted her policy to eliminate outdated restrictions on dancing in bars and restaurants with Kevin Bacon.
Governor Hochul kicked off The 2026 Great New York State Fair, celebrating the brand new FFA Building and highlighting a series of new and returning agricultural offerings and exhibits that will further connect fairgoers to New York agriculture.
Governor Hochul extended a special invitation to Canadian travelers by announcing the launch of a NY LOVES CANADA promotion on the I LOVE NY website.
Governor Hochul visited Lake Placid's Olympic venues where she met with Team USA athletes, national team members and the next generation of Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls.
Governor Hochul visited Lake Placid's Olympic venues where she met with Team USA athletes, national team members and the next generation of Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls.
Governor Hochul announced the start of the Binghamton 363 Gateway Project – a transformational $46.6 million investment that will reshape a critical corridor in the City of Binghamton.
Governor Hochul announced the highly anticipated opening of the historic East Bathhouse at Jones Beach State Park, marking the completion of the final missing piece in the landmark vision for Long Island’s premier State Park.
Governor Hochul announced the highly anticipated opening of the historic East Bathhouse at Jones Beach State Park, marking the completion of the final missing piece in the landmark vision for Long Island’s premier State Park.
Governor Hochul announced the groundbreaking of the Village of Baxter Estates' Baxter Beach Shoreline Restoration Project, made possible through the Governor's $7.7 million investment announced in 2024.