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"That was all because of product demand, and I don’t think product demand is going to subside this year.”

Wolf said he supports several bills aimed at helping refugees and financially isolating Russia for its invasion.

Binghamton resident Taras Kostyk spent the days before the invasion of Ukraine not wanting to believe a large-scale attack could occur. Now that it has, there has not been much he can do, but stay in contact with relatives still in the country.

“Shame on us if we’re not anticipating and watching what’s happening across the globe, and the possible impact in any city.”

“Each year despite the program’s stunning success rate, our veterans are forced to travel to Albany to advocate for funding for the program."

20 years later, Mohawk ironworkers reflect on unique connection to 9/11

"Everything that we anticipated could happen is happening. I don't think the president is in a position to be able to lead right now."

“So many of these local governments have not had the resources to give the proper recognition posthumously to these people and remember them."

"They whom we commemorate were willing to sacrifice, so too must we in a less final, less heroic way be willing to give of ourselves,"

"We have choices about what we consent to and what we don't consent to. That's a nonviolent practice of withdrawing consent."