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Nassau County family awarded Purple Heart for their late Navy veteran relative
Douglas Olitsky was doing some research for a family reunion when he came across a piece of paper with a story about his grandfather - a Navy veteran who was in Iwo Jima during World War II.
5 things to know this Memorial Day
It's Memorial Day, and cities and towns around the Capital Region are gearing up for their Memorial Day parades. Although the weekend was nice, today there will be some showers and storms later in the afternoon, according to Meteorologist Matt Mackie.
Harding Mazzotti offering $20 Uber vouchers for Memorial Day
A local law firm wants to keep people in the Capital District safe wherever they go this Memorial Day. Harding Mazzotti is offering $20 Uber vouchers in Albany. They’re available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Those vouchers are good from noon until midnight. The law firm is hoping this...
Emmett Street fire under investigation
The start of a fire that happened in a multi-family home on Emmett Street in Schenectady is still under investigation. Schenectady City Fire Departments Deputy Chief Donald Mareno confirms that the fire was called in at 11:21 a.m. and was put out at 11:50 a.m. Friday morning.
Pop-up market brings local hidden gems to Albany shoppers
ALBANY, NY (WRGB) — Dozens gathered on Spruce Street in Albany Sunday for the capital city's largest pop-up market. Market-goers were able to listen to live performances while looking for hidden gems from local vendors. Ivan Pavlovich of Offbeat Rarities told CBS 6 what he enjoys the most as...
TROY DRUG and WEAPON Arrests: Authorities Crack Down on Illegal Activity
David Landfear and Landers Burton, both of Troy, are facing drug and firearms charges after various law enforcement agencies executed a search warrant at 398 10th Street on May 17. Landfear, 38, possessed 66 grams of heroin, fentanyl, and suboxone. He also possessed 22.3 grams of methamphetamine. According to the...
Boat stewards stationed at NY launches to help stop spread of invasive species
ALBANY, N.Y. (WCAX) - The New York Department of Environmental Conservation is reminding boaters to always clean, drain and dry their equipment to help stop the spread of invasive aquatic species. Keeping invasive species from entering new lakes in our region is one of the goals of the NY DEC....
EGPD seeking to identify car theft suspects
The East Greenbush Police Department is asking for help from residents of Hampton Manor regarding a stolen car. Anyone with security footage or photos of the incident is encouraged to contact Officer Witko at (518) 479-2525.
Wayward moose gains popularity in East Greenbush
A moose that has become very popular around East Greenbush and Troy is still on the loose. It has now been spotted several times. A recent 13 second video of the moose was posted on Instagram by Josh Whelan. The moose is seen in the video running along a hill until he gets to the other side. It looks like it’s by a road because cars are driving by.
Crowds gather for 2024 Albany Memorial Day Parade
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — From every corner and chasm of the Capital Region, people came to Downtown Albany to commemorate the true meaning of Memorial Day. Honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Marchers or onlookers, young or old, carrying balloons or flags — someway, somehow, the people of Albany showed up […]
Dirt bike hit-and-run sparks questions about impounding vehicles
CAPITAL REGION, NY (WRGB) — The man accused in the dirt bike hit-and-run that left a UAlbany student fighting for her life -- pleading not guilty in Albany City Court Friday. Now some are asking if the bike should have been impounded prior to the crash?. Austin Breyette is...
New Voorheesville coffee shop geared towards cyclists, charity
New coffee shop geared towards Voorheesville cyclists, charity. There’s a new coffee shop opening this week in Voorheesville, designed with the cycling community in mind. Blackbirds Bike Cafe is at 43 South Main Street. That’s right along the Albany County Helderberg-Hudson Rail Trail. It will have an all-day...
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