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Busy Weekend for Local HS Teams!

The weather may be cooling down and there may be discussions about that "s" word flying before the weekend, but that won't stop our local High School teams that are still battling for Sectional and State titles this weekend. This weekend features the Sectional Championships in High School Football, being...

Clifton Park, NY · 2d
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Marylou Whitney Estate: Pservation and Development

A proposal to divide the 121-acre Cady Hill estate of late Saratoga Springs philanthropist and socialite, Marylou Whitney into 39 rural residential lots has been submitted to Saratoga Springs’ planning board. The property was initially listed for 16 million in 2024 and has since dopped to $9.3 million from...

Saratoga Springs, NY · 1d
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Ashby won't concede state senate race ahead of recount

The race for New York’s 43rd State Senate District seat remains close enough to trigger an automatic recount. But, that’s not stopping the Democratic candidate from declaring victory. Democrat Devin Lander has declared himself the winner in the tight contest for New York’s 43rd State Senate seat. The...

New York · 4h
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Skiing History: New York State’s First Rope Tow

The family enjoyed outdoor activities of all kinds, including winter sports. Several of Rose and her husband Peter Schaefer’s would become important Adirondack figures. Their oldest, Vince Schaefer became an atmospheric scientist at General Electric; Paul Schaefer became a noted Adirondack preservationist (his home in Niskayuna is now Union College’s Kelly Adirondack Center and Adirondack Research Library); and Carl Schaefer helped create New York State’s first rope tow ski lift.

New York · 10h
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Longtime Lansingburgh restaurant closing its doors

An Italian restaurant in the Lansingburgh neighborhood is closing after more than eight decades. Verdile's Restaurant is set to close at the end of the year as owners Mike and Erin Verdile retire.

Troy, NY · 2d

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Devin Lander confident as senator-elect in race against Jake Ashby

COHOES, N.Y. (WRGB) — There are only a couple hundred votes left to count for Senate District 43, not enough, according to Devin Lander, to prevent his victory. He was recognized in Cohoes during its Veterans Day ceremony. "We're also joined by incoming New York State Senator Devin Lander," said Mayor Bill Keeler.

Cohoes, NY · 1d

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Holli Mulholland Won a State Title Her First Year, and Her Biggest Regret Is a Warning For Three New Coaches

Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Twenty-two years ago, Holli Mulholland pulled off something special: a state championship in her very first season coaching the Shenendehowa girls’ soccer team. But here's the kicker, the gut-punch regret […]

Clifton Park, NY · 1d

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House of the Week: Center Square townhome with ‘Gilded Age’ appeal

The home was once considered to be featured in the HBO show, according to the listing agent.

Albany, NY · 2d

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2 crashes on Western Avenue prompt lane closures

Westbound traffic on Western Avenue slowed to a crawl on Wednesday evening after two crashes were reported within a one-mile stretch.

Guilderland, NY · 1d

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Albany area could see first snowfall as nor'easter hits region

Get ready. The Capital Region could see its first (albeit short-lived) snow Friday, with less than an inch falling across much of the region as a nor’easter rolls in.

Albany, NY · 2d

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Greg Christodulu steps down as Shenendehowa baseball coach

In his first season as the varsity baseball coach at Shen, Greg Christodulu guided to the program to its first sectional title in 17 years in 2013.

Clifton Park, NY · 2d

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Scott: Nonprofit ReTree Schenectady working to preserve Central Park's woodlands

ReTree Schenectady, a nonprofit group, is working to rejuvenate the woodland areas at Schenectady's Central Park.

Schenectady, NY · 8h

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Saratoga city firefighters say layoffs could cost lives, money

Brimhall estimates that the city’s ambulance service will generate more than the estimated $2.5 million this year.

Saratoga Springs, NY · 11h

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Albany City, County formally settle lawsuit over speeding tickets

Albany County agreed to settle a lawsuit it brought against the City of Albany over school zone speeding tickets, according to New York State court documents filed in late October. Under the terms of the settlement signed Oct. 16, the county will pay $6,801 to the city, and the city...

Albany County, NY · 3d

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What is the Difference Between Hospice and Palliative Care?

Death seems to be out of the closet. Since COVID, there are more open and frank discussions about death and dying. Death cafes exist, as do a growing number of death douhlas. Hospice and palliative care programs are at an all-time high in use. And now there is Medical Aid in Dying. People are concerned about quality of life, aging-in-place well, and dying when the time comes as peacefully as possible. In this milieu, there is growing ambiquity about “Hospice” and “Palliative Care”.

Saratoga Springs, NY · 1d

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Capital Region Wing Wars returning for 21st year

Get ready for a competition. A chicken wing competition. Capital Region Wing Wars is returning for its 21st year on Saturday, November 14.

Troy, NY · 2d

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Albany mayor signs executive order updating protections for immigrant communities

ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — Albany Mayor Dorcey Applyrs signed an executive order updating city protections for immigrant and New American communities. The order prohibits city property from being used for federal immigration enforcement, including staging, processing or detention. It also requires documentation of federal immigration enforcement activity and codifies current Albany Police practices, including visible badges, body-worn cameras and officers identifying themselves as members of the department.

Albany, NY · 1d

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Guilderland residents shocked project they thought they blocked is up for revote

A “do-over” of a vote that appeared to halt a planned 40,000-square-foot warehouse project has led to upset in a small section of town dominated by an industrial park.

Guilderland, NY · 1d

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Guilderland Adopts $50.7M Budget as McKownville Fire Levy Jumps 87 Percent

Guilderland’s town board has adopted a $50.7 million budget for next year, a spending plan that climbs about 6.3 percent over this year’s budget and pushes property taxes higher across most of the town. The increase comes as employee benefits, particularly health insurance and retirement contributions, eat up a growing share of town spending, while one small fire district faces an eye-popping levy jump tied to a new firehouse project.

Guilderland, NY · 2d