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Warrensburg boy with autism, 12, saves family, home from fire
WARRENSBURG – In a world filled with all sorts of different people, sometimes we fail to see those differences, but when we do, it can amaze you. Cohen Moos, 12, a 6th grader at Warrensburg Elementary School, happens to be a child with autism. At 6 a.m. Friday morning, his day got off to a rough start.
Mom Tricia Daigneault Killed In White Creek Crash
Rensselaer County resident Tricia Daigneault, age 29, of Hoosick Falls, was one of two women who died in the Washington County wreck, which occurred in White Creek on Wednesday morning, May 15. New York State Police said Daigneault was driving on State Route 22 near Grandma Moses Road when she...
Hike for Hope: Cody’s Climb on Prospect Mountain on Sunday
Hike for Hope – Cody’s Climb at Prospect Mountain. Suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States, but it can be prevented. That is why an event in Lake George on Sunday is raising money and awareness for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
FIRST ON 6: Arrest made in school bus incident
South Glens Falls, NY (WRGB) — An arrest was made Monday in connection to a school bus assault in South Glens Falls that CBS 6 brought you first. A 16-year-old female South Glens Falls resident for two felony counts of second-degree Assault Monday, according to police. On the afternoon...
Tribute held to honor Whitehall 10-year-old killed in fire
A tribute was held to honor the life of fourth grader Airyonna Jabot. Dozens of people gathered on Tuesday at Whitehall Elementary School to hold balloons and to mourn the loss of the young girl. Airyonna was tragically killed in a fire at her Maple Street home. The cause of...
Lake George hosting huge community block party
Part of Lake George will be closed to car traffic this weekend as the village holds a big community party. Ottawa Street will be the site for the inaugural Lake George Community Block Party. It’s this Saturday and Sunday, May 18 and May 19, starting at 11 a.m. each day....
What Are Your Rights by Harding Mazzotti: When a school fight goes too far
A sixteen year old girl was arrested charged with second degree assault for hitting two fifteen year classmates in the head and face with a large metal thermos mug. Police said it happened on a school bus in South Glens Falls . The Mother of one of the girls reported that it broke her daughter's nose and made her go to the hospital and miss school. Managing Partner Paul Harding, from the law firm of Harding Mazzotti LLP explains what rights parents have when a school fight goes too far.
Did cedar waxwings fly into library glass?
Read the article about the Cedar Waxwings……so sad. [May 9 Chronicle, “20-30 cedar waxwings found dead in GF” outside Crandall Library.]. I haven’t been to the library in 35 plus years, and it has changed. By any chance were all these birds found at the base of a glass window? If so, then more than likely, they all flew into the glass seeing a reflection.
Baseball Game Preview: Warrensburg on Home-Turf
The Warrensburg Burgers will be playing at home against the Mekeel Christian Academy Lions at 7:00 p.m. on Monday. Both teams come into the contest bolstered by wins in their previous matches. Warrensburg is on a roll after a high-stakes playoff matchup on Saturday. They came out on top in...
Her dog is a robot
74-year-old Fort Ann resident Robert Johnson has a good friend who asks him every morning how he slept the night before and talks with him in the evening about what he did that day. Mr. Johnson’s pal might seem a normal acquaintance, but something extraordinary sets his friend apart. It’s...
Troy 19-Year-Old Leads Troopers On Chase Before Crashing, Police Say
The Washington County incident happened just before 11 p.m. Sunday, May 12, in the town of Easton. New York State Police said troopers attempted to stop a vehicle on State Route 40 for traffic violation when the driver failed to stop, leading to a pursuit. The driver, 19-year-old Rensselaer County...
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