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No more hair left behind: New law changes cosmetology school training
From straight to curly-- coily to kinky-- no two heads of hair are alike. A new state law now ensures cosmetology programs teach students how to work with all hair textures and types. At Albany High School, students get a hands-on experience through a free weekly clinic.
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Film telling story of New York's 19th century Anti-Rent Wars to be screened in Albany
You may not have learned about the 19th century Anti-Rent Wars in your high school history class, but the story of indentured farmers fighting for their land and freedom is well-known in parts of the Catskills and Hudson Valley. Shut out from purchasing their land, upstate New Yorkers who organized...
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Passengers stranded in Albany after nationwide ground stop
A nationwide Federal Aviation Administration ground stop caused major disruptions for travelers at Albany International Airport on Friday, leaving passengers stranded and scrambling to make alternate travel arrangements after a telecommunications outage affected FAA communications systems.
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Musicians on a mission: A day of music for a cause
On Sunday, Nov. 22, local music collective (518) Musicians on a Mission will host its annual fundraiser. The event is a full day of live music benefiting the Capital City Rescue Mission. The event will take place at the Capital District Irish American Center. Doors will open at 1:30 p.m....
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VETCORE music fundraiser benefits local veterans
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — VETCORE is taking place tonight at Empire Underground — it’s a fundraiser for the Veterans Miracle Center featuring hardcore music. Veterans and organizers Joe Bonarrigo and Scott Leslie joined News10 ABC in the Morning’s Valerie Wencis to discuss what people can expect from the event, and why veterans need our help […]
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Film made us proud to support The Enterprise
We attended the Nov. 7 Albany premiere of “Seized” at the Palace Theatre, a film about an unlawful police raid on a small local newspaper. Over 2,000 people viewed the film, which was sponsored by the New York State Writers Institute and reviewed by Elizabeth Floyd in the Nov. 5 edition of The Enterprise.