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Governor Hochul announced the grand opening of Founders Way, a $27 million development near downtown Ithaca that provides 75 affordable and supportive apartments for individuals and families, plus commercial space for two local nonprofit organizations that offer advocacy and educational services to children and families in the community.

Governor Hochul nominated two NY public school employees for the U.S. Dept of Education's Recognizing Inspiring School Employees Award, a federal award to honor classified school employees who provide exemplary services to students

Governor Hochul signed an executive order to create the state's first-ever Master Plan for Aging to ensure older New Yorkers can live healthy, fulfilling lives while aging with dignity and independence.

Governor Hochul announced initial applications are now open for the first ever New York State Digital Game Development Tax Credit Program to support games that begin development on or after January 1, 2023.

Governor Hochul announced that nearly $300 million is being awarded to communities through the Water Infrastructure Improvement Grant, Intermunicipal Grant, Green Innovation Grant, and Engineering Planning Grant programs to fund critical water infrastructure projects across New York State.

La gobernadora Hochul lanzó hoy una nueva campaña de concientización pública sobre las infecciones por virus respiratorios que se propagan este otoño y los pasos que los neoyorquinos pueden tomar para protegerse a sí mismos, a sus familias y a sus comunidades.

Governor Hochul announced completion of a $6.5 million project to improve the Genesee Valley Greenway State Park from Rochester to the village of Avon.

Governor Hochul launched a new public awareness campaign about respiratory virus infections spreading this fall and the steps New Yorkers can take to protect themselves, their families and their communities.

Governor Hochul announced $176 million in financial assistance for water infrastructure improvement projects that reduce potential risks to public health and the environment, including the first projects in New York State to receive clean water infrastructure funding under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in the Town of Liberty and City of Newburgh.