Good morning, Schenectady.

NY State Senator Pete Harckham and Assemblymember Dr. Anna Kelles, along with environmental advocates and farmers, called for a ban on using toxic biosolids on farmland to protect water, soil, and public health.

The proposed legislation would impose a five-year moratorium and require testing of soil and groundwater — similar to bans already in place in Maine and Connecticut.

This fall, Schenectady will open a new arena at Mohawk Harbor with a public overlook that offers visitors a sweeping view of the Mohawk River — the enhancement is part of the city's development plans.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced today a state budget deal that will save nearly $5,000 for New York families — the plan includes tripling the Child Tax Credit, tax cuts, refund checks and free school meals statewide.

This Friday the Logan Strong Foundation will host the 3rd Annual Gold Gala to raise funds for families battling childhood illness—proceeds will fund essential resources and support services.

Parents of medically fragile children have asked lawmakers to pass the Complex Care Act to pay them for 50 hours a week as they fill the gap left by a nursing shortage.

The bill—sponsored by Senator Shelley Mayer—has bipartisan support and aims to help families who lost work to provide full-time care.

The Cribtet Performance

8-10 p.m. — Van Dyck Music Club — Cost info not provided — Experience original hard bop jazz from The Cribtet in this vibrant monthly showcase.