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Blake Gendebien wins 21st District Democratic primary election

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By Rachel Tiede Verified
| WNYT-TV (Albany, NY) Verified
North Country dairy farmer Blake Gendebien won the primary election for the Democratic party in New York’s 21st District. The race was called around 10:00 p.m. Tuesday night with 66% of the vote going to Gendebien. He told NewsChannel 13 he is running to help fight rising costs, and increase access to health care, especially in rural areas. Gendebien is from Lisbon in St. Lawrence County. He was running against Stuart Amoriell, a Lake Placid business owner.
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Bipartisan funding search for Dunham Reservoir heats up

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By Rachel Tiede Verified
| WNYT-TV (Albany, NY) Verified
With the temperatures heating up, so is the bipartisan effort to find funding sources for the Martin Dunham Reservoir and Dam. A group of lawmakers is working together, much to the relief of people who live near the water source in Grafton Lakes State Park. The dam is considered “unsound,” and is under threat of being decommissioned entirely. That would mean the reservoir would no longer exist. David Buckley is a member of the committee working to save the dam.
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NYS Canal Corp. engineer says new ice jam model likely helped prevent two floods this year

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By Rachel Tiede Verified
| WNYT-TV (Albany, NY) Verified
New modeling data between Clarkson University, the New York Power Authority, and the New York State Canal Corporation likely helped prevent two floods from ice jams this past winter. That’s according to Jeff Gritsavage, the eastern region water management engineer for the canal corporation. “It’s done quite well,” Gritsavage said. “We use that model now to tell the thickness of the ice.
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