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Popular Saratoga County restaurant reopens ahead of busy summer season
Tinney’s Tavern cuts ribbon on renovated reopening. A change in ownership with some updated renovations and Tinney’s Tavern on Lake Desolation in Middle Grove is back open. Sean and Jaimee Willcoxon and Bill and Karen Miller are the new owners of the popular summer and wintertime restaurant. Tinney’s Tavern opened in the 1950s and it still has the same charm with menu favorites and some updated items.
Mom & aunt of 9-year-old girl, abducted and rescued in ’23, launch podcast
The mother and aunt of the nine-year-old girl who was abducted from an area park last year and held for 47 hours before rescue have launched a podcast, “Sisterhood of the Survivors.”. The introductory episode, “Without Fear, Charlotte,” is available now. The second is due on Sunday,...
Ride of Silence to remember fallen bicyclists
The Ride of Silence to remember cyclists killed and seriously injured is a worldwide initiative for road safety and is making its 14th annual Capital Region appearance. NEWS10 tagging along with the group of cyclists just before they kicked off their more than 15-mile round trip bike ride to raise awareness along Central Avenue and Washington Ave. extension.
Parade float to honor Casey Frankoski
This weekend many local communities will be pausing to honor fallen heroes in Memorial Day observances, reflecting on those who gave their lives in service to our country. In East Greenbush, the recent loss of one of their own in a helicopter crash on the Texas-Mexico border is still very raw. NEWS 10 has an exclusive look at how Casey Frankoski's life of service in the National Guard and her town will be recognized in the Memorial Day parade, Saturday.
Ride of Silence to honor those who died in bike crashes
People are coming together in Schenectady on Wednesday to remember those killed or injured in bike crashes. The Albany Bicycle Coalition is hosting its annual Ride of Silence at 5:30 p.m. The event was rescheduled from last week because of rain. Bikers will hold a memorial at Evergreen Memorial Park...
With Just Weeks to Spare, Albany Must Act on Fentanyl
It’s hard to believe that we live in a day and age where elected officials, community leaders, and those affected by the ongoing drug epidemic, namely at the hands of fentanyl, must literally beg and routinely call on Albany to pass common sense laws and changes. Every decade has its own drug of choice and associated problems, but the consensus seems to be that the government’s indecision to act is unprecedented by previous standards.
LIVE from Planet Albany 3.0
We’re back with another recording in front of a raucous audience at the Bull Moose Club down the hill from the Capitol, with Jasmine Gripper, co-director of the New York Working Families Party, and Shontell Smith, head of the New York practice for Tusk Strategies. We discuss overrated and...
Bohl property will be abandoned if Guilderland Village proposal isn’t approved
I am writing in response to the article of May 15, 2024 which chronicled the Guilderland Town Board meeting for the Guilderland Village LLC’s proposed project at the Charles Bohl Inc. properties from 2298-2314 Western Ave site [“Another mixed-use proposal for contaminated Western Avenue site”]. The writer...
Albany Police investigate early morning homicide
ALBANY, NY (WRGB) — Albany Police are investigating an early Friday morning homicide on Broadway that left one dead. Officers responded at 2 a.m., to the area of Broadway and North First Street for reports of a shooting. According to police, officers located a 36-year-old man in the parking...
Wynantskill homeowner crying foul over incomplete work by contractor
A Wynantskill homeowner believes she was scammed by a local contractor, she said. The homeowner, who did not wish to be identified, said she hired Hodorowski Homes to build her dream home. She closed on the home in November and moved into it in December. She paid over $400,000 for...
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