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Despite losing millions, SUNY schools continue to invest in athletics

Despite losing millions, SUNY schools continue to invest in athletics

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State vaccine policies to remain unchanged amid White House order

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By Chad Arnold Verified
| The Daily Gazette Verified
New York’s recommended vaccine schedule will remain unchanged despite an executive order handed down by President Donald Trump last week that aims to alter how children are inoculated.
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Francesco Galesi, developer behind Mohawk Harbor, died

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By Chad Arnold Verified
| The Daily Gazette Verified
Francesco Galesi, the prominent real estate developer who co-founded the Galesi Group and spearheaded economic development efforts throughout the Capital Region and beyond, died last week. He was 95. Galesi was a "visionary" whose impact will be felt throughout the country “for years to come,” said David Buicko, the longtime president and chief executive officer of the Galesi Group, who worked alongside Galesi for more than four decades.
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Union College creates new public health major

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By Chad Arnold Verified
| The Daily Gazette Verified
SCHENECTADY — Union College has launched a new undergraduate degree in public health — a rapidly growing field of study in need of more workers. The new major will launch this fall, building on the Schenectady-based college’s health offerings and marking the latest degree program to launch in recent years. The college already offers undergraduate degrees in biomedical engineering, biological sciences and psychology.
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