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Watch out for phone calls, mailings, or messages in newspapers, social media, TV, or radio that discourage you from using an absentee ballot, voting early, or voting at all:"Your vote is not private." This is untrue. How you vote will not be shared when you vote."Elections are used to crack down on warrants or tickets." This is a lie. Someone is trying to scare you to prevent you from voting.“You will help the other party/candidate by voting.” Be wary of anyone trying to discourage you from voting."Your polling place/date has changed." Consult your local board of elections and the resources they have listed to double check any information you receive, especially information about where or when to vote.Voter intimidation is a serious crime. If you experience any voter intimidation or misinformation, please contact the Office of the New York State Attorney General at 1-866-390-2992.

 

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If you have moved within the state of New York, even if you have not yet updated your address on your voter registration, you are eligible to vote in person. You must cast an affidavit ballot at the poll site assigned to your new address. Fill out the ballot envelope completely so that your voter registration will be updated correctly.If you have moved to or within New York City, check the New York City Board of Elections for guidance about where to vote.If your new address is outside New York City, you can find your new poll site by contacting your local board of elections or the Office of the New York State Attorney General at 1-866-390-2992.If you have moved to New York from another state, your voter registration must be received by 10 days before Election Day. You may mail in the registration, or you may register in person at your local board of elections office. As another option, on the first day of early voting (10 days before Election Day), you may complete a conditional voter registration and cast an affidavit ballot in person at the board of elections or an early-voting poll site, even if you were not previously registered in New York.
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The Department of Law has issued regulations that govern the marketing and sale of securities that involve cooperative interests in realty — namely, cooperatives, condominiums, homeowners associations, timeshares, and senior residential communities.
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New York Codes, Rules, and Regulations (NYCRR) title 13 part 16 
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Program funding is obtained through snowmobile registrations. With the exception of the first ten dollars collected, the registration 
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There are over 10,500 miles in the Statewide Snowmobile Trail System traversing 45 counties, maintained by over 200 clubs, 
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Research in other states has shown that vehicle speed is the most common factor leading to moose collisions, so the best way to avoid hitting a moose is to slow down, especially from dusk to dawn.Status and ManagementMoose entered the state on a continuous basis in the 1980s, having been absent since the 1860s. DEC collected reports of sightings between 1980 and 1999 as an informal way of monitoring the species' progress.In the early 1990s, DEC drafted an Environmental Impact Statement and conducted a series of public meetings on moose. As a result, DEC instituted a number of actions to follow until the moose population, or our understanding of it, changed substantially. DEC (1) supported the return of moose in the northern 14 counties of the state; (2) rejected a proposal to accelerate the natural return of moose through a translocation program; (3) recognized the need to monitor the species' progress, both to ensure its success and to meet public demand for information about moose; and (4) recognized the need to address nuisance situations.DEC biologists estimated that there are roughly 600-700 moose in the Adirondack Region as of 2018, though moose are also periodically seen in eastern Washington, Rensselaer, and Columbia counties. DEC is currently working to develop a standard procedure for estimating and monitoring the moose population.Moose management in the state consists of:monitoring population size and distributionoccasionally relocating an animal that becomes a nuisance (if it is a danger to itself, to people, or both)Future DEC actions include implementing studies to refine our knowledge of the factors affecting moose distribution and numbers in New York State, estimating key population characteristics (e.g., size and rates of population change), assessing potential impacts of climate change on moose populations, balancing moose population attributes with biological and social carrying capacity, and developing a moose management plan that takes these factors into account. For more information on moose management and to view DEC's "Moose Response Manual", visit the "Moose Management" page.Moose-related LegislationEffective July 6, 1999, the New York State Legislature amended section 11-0915 of the ECL concerning the disposition of moose carcasses resulting from vehicle collisions. It allows people who accidentally kill moose with a motor vehicle that has been damaged in the process to obtain a permit from a law enforcement officer to keep the carcass.
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Section 200.1 will be amended to update the definition for volatile organic compound and the associated list of compounds that are not volatile organic compounds. This rulemaking will require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments and a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis.Contact: Mike Sheehan, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, New York, 12233-3251. Telephone 518-402-8396. Email: [email protected]. Please include the Part number when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 200, “General Provisions.” Section 200.9, “Referenced Material,” will be amended to incorporate State of California legacy engine revisions to the Heavy-Duty Low NOx Omnibus regulation, previously adopted by the Department in 2022. This rulemaking will require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments and a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis.Contact: Mitch Tabor, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, New York, 12233-3255. Telephone 518-402-8292. Email: [email protected]. Please include the Part number when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 200, "General Provisions." Section 200.10 will be amended to update the list of federal air regulations the Department has incorporated by reference. This rulemaking will require a Regulatory Flexibility Analysis for Small Businesses and Local Governments and a Rural Area Flexibility Analysis.Contact: Steve Yarrington, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, 625 Broadway, Albany, New York, 12233-3254. Telephone 518-402-8403. Email: [email protected]. Please include the Part number when emailing.6 NYCRR Part 212, “Process Operations.” This proposal will repeal Subpart 212-4, “Control of Nitrogen Oxides for Hot Mix Asphalt Production Plants” and create a new regulation, Subpart 220-3, “Hot Mix Asphalt Plants,” to specifically address the emissions of particulate, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides (NOx) and High Toxicity Air Contaminants (HTAC) such as formaldehyde, benzene and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
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Frequently Asked Questions - The Great New York State Fair	
On Labor Day, Chevy Court concerts start at 12:00pm and 4:00pm. Suburban Park concerts start at 1:00pm and 6:00pm.
 

 ⋅ Are parades returning? When are they?
Daily parades for 2024 will step off from the Exposition Center on the following special days and times:
• Pride Day, August 23 at 6:00pm
• Law Enforcement Day, August 26 at 6:00pm
• Fire, Rescue & EMS Day, August 27 at 6:00pm
• Armed Forces Day, August 29 at 6:00pm
• Labor Day, September 2 at 10:30am
 

 ⋅ What if someone gets lost at the Fair?
If you or someone in your group gets separated from each other, please contact the nearest New York State Trooper who will assist you until both are reunited. Make sure to grab a Wegmans Lost Kid Tag which provides quick identification for those who become separated from their group. Tags are available at most gates or from any New York State Trooper.
 

 ⋅ Where is first aid available during the Fair?
There are two Infirmary/First Aid places identified on this map. The main Infirmary facility is located directly behind the Horticulture Building. Another is located within the Fire Station near the Youth Activity Center. Here, only emergency aid is available.
 

 ⋅ Where do you find general information during the Fair?
There are four Guest Relations sites for the convenience of fairgoers. Guest Relations is open from 9:00am to 8:30pm daily. Guest Relations is the place to go to ask questions, report non-emergency concerns, and/or provide suggestions and recommendations for future years. Guest Relations Centers are located:
• Inside Gate 1 behind the Chevy Court stage
• East side entrance of the midway (across from The Eatery Building)
• Inside Gate 4
• Inside Gate 10
 

 ⋅ What if I lose something at the Fair?
During the Fair, please contact the New York State Police barracks at 315.487.7711. After the Fair, you can contact the New York State Police in North Syracuse at 315.455.2826.
 

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