AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAlbany & State Oversight: Albany is required to reopen the search for its police chief, even though Mayor Dorcey Applyrs says Brendan Cox is doing “tremendous work,” with the city forced to recruit non-retired candidates or renew a waiver. Public Safety & Local Government: Troy City Council passed a law limiting emergency declaration powers for the mayor, a move Mantello calls “dangerous.” Health & Mental Health: A Buffalo-area mom shared her postpartum psychosis story, using the Lindsay Clancy case to push back on misconceptions and highlight treatment and support. Education Demographics (Bronx): New York State enrollment data shows shifts at several Bronx schools, including Bronx Delta School (white students 10.1%), Bronxdale High School (white students 10%), and Public School/M.S. 280 Mosholu Parkway (Black students 9.9%). Consumer Fraud Watch: Port Jefferson Station ranked among the 85 cities tied for 70th in New York for BBB scam reports in July, with two reports totaling $5,112 in losses. Rochester Civic Push: Healthcare workers and local leaders held a voter registration drive at Seabreeze Amusement Park ahead of November. Weather/Travel: East Coast storm risk could bring flash flooding and travel delays, with severe weather also threatening western New York. Sports (Local Teams): Yankees could get Clarke Schmidt back soon after Tommy John rehab; Mets report Mark Vientos is nearing a return after a fractured hand.
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