Old Chatham
Old Chatham, NY · Municipal
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NEWS10 ABC
BOO CREW highlights the best Halloween displays in the Capital Region
Halloween is almost here, and as the spooky season is in full effect, several homeowners use this time to create displays for everyone to enjoy. One local group called the BOO CREW has been highlighting some they say are must-see's.
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Troy Weighs $13,000 Crow-Scaring Contract as Council, Mayor Clash Over Need
Troy city leaders are considering hiring the U.S. Department of Agriculture to scatter flocks of crows that Mayor Carmella Mantello says number in the thousands, but not everyone on the city council is convinced there's a problem worth nearly $13,000 to solve. The Troy City Council met Thursday night to discuss the proposed contract, which would bring in USDA wildlife specialists armed with lasers, pyrotechnics and recorded distress calls to push the birds out of town.
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Historic powder house restored in Colonie with residents’ donation
A powder house that once served as a safehouse for explosives was recently restored in Colonie. On Thursday, an interpretative historical sign was installed at the building located near the waterfront of the Mohawk River Park.
Mid-Hudson News Network
Village of Liberty lowers speed limit to 25 MPH
LIBERTY – The Village of Liberty has joined the cities of Kingston, Hudson and Albany by lowering their speed limit on local streets to 25 MPH. The move by the village board was prompted by concerns of the danger of speeding vehicles and traffic safety on residential streets. “One...
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White Bank of America Executive Files Discrimination Lawsuit Claiming He Was Forced to Resign While Caring for Ailing Mom
A white former Bank of America executive claims his bosses threatened to destroy his career and forced him out for relocating to care for his ailing mother — while a younger black colleague was allowed to move to attend to a dependent’s needs without facing discipline, according to a bombshell lawsuit.
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VTDigger
Bennington Battle Monument dig reveals possible historic tavern, artifacts
Historic site opened for tours revealing near-surface foundations, artifacts and structure that may have served the historic tavern brewery. Read the story on VTDigger here: Bennington Battle Monument dig reveals possible historic tavern, artifacts .
WRGB
Festival of Nations returns to Albany for 55th year with food, music and culture
ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — Visitors can experience cultures from around the world without leaving the Capital Region when the 55th annual Festival of Nations returns to Albany on Sunday. The annual celebration brings together representatives from 26 nations for a day of international food, music, dance and cultural traditions...
Mid-Hudson News Network
Region gained an hour of daylight overnight
MID-HUDSON – Despite scientific controversy over the rationale for moving clocks forward in the spring and back in the fall, the Hudson Valley region of the United States still observes the time change. Daylight Saving Time ended at 2 a.m. this morning (November 1, 2026). At that time, clocks moved back to 1 a.m. and will remain on that schedule until March 14, 2027.