Abigail Connolly is a Reporter at WRVO News. She focuses on general assignment news, government and politics, and regional interest stories, while also covering topics such as health and wellness, energy, and social issues. Abigail's work has been featured in WMHT, WAER Public Media, WRVO Public Media, WBFO 88.7 - Buffalo public radio, and Wxxi News.
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It's unofficial start to the holiday shopping season and this year small businesses are relying on holiday sales to help generate new business.
The Food Bank of Central New York had it's biggest year of giving in the last fiscal year, this year they're expecting the same.
Medicare coverage for telehealth visits may not be an option in the new year. U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is advocating to keep pandemic era expansions to telehealth services through Medicare.
By: Abigail Connolly
The Central New York Regional Market is continuing to work on a revitalization plan following a year of turmoil.
Watertown lawmakers are passing new laws to address property storage and camping on city property.
By: Abigail Connolly, Ellen Abbott
Micron is now assured of receiving $6.1 billion in federal grants that will allow it to move ahead with a $100 billion plan to build a microchip plant in the Town of Clay.
By: Abigail Connolly
Syracuse lawmakers are continuing to discuss and learn more about what it would mean for the city to opt in to Good Cause Eviction laws.
Crucible Industries, a steelmaking plant in the town of Geddes just outside Syracuse may be closing its doors for good in the new year.
Onondaga County advocates are joining groups from across the state to call on lawmakers to pass the New York HEAT Act as a new legislative session looms.
By: Abigail Connolly
An Erie Canal Museum tradition could be a way to find festive fun during the winter holiday. The 39th annual Gingerbread House Display is on view through Jan. 12.
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