ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Despite allocating $60 million for daycares in New York, we actually lost daycare spots. 47 daycares in Monroe County have closed since those dollars were handed over. So, now what?
Well, the state wants to throw even more money at the problem.
News10NBC’s Jennifer Lewke has been investigating the cost and availability of daycare programs locally, and went right to Governor Kathy Hochul for answers.
Catch her story and learn what parents need to know coming up Thursday on News10NBC at 5.
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