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Tips for save travel this Memorial Day weekend
With Memorial Day weekend quickly approaching, travel plans are in the works for many residents across the region and that means crowded highways and roadways can be expected as they look to get out of town.
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Though religion is never an issue, the sins of the fathers is a theme that reverberates with biblical overtones in "The Place Beyond the Pines." After his intense examination of a marriage gone sour in "Blue Valentine," director/writer Derek Cianfrance teams up once again with actor Ryan Gosling to test two theories: 1) Blood is thicker than water.
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3 students struck by lightning at Mass. school
Three students are recovering after getting struck by lightning at a western Massachusetts private school.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Kolb says it's up Assembly Democrats to decide their leader
Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb hasn't called on Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver to resign, even as the state GOP and some of his own members have said so.
Damage is done when Schenectady man is mistakenly arrested
A Schenectady man is working to get his good name and his job back after he says he was falsely accused in an alleged drug ring.
Road-rage case against Schenectady cop sent to Saratoga DA
The criminal case against Schenectady police Detective John Hotaling is now in the hands of the Saratoga County District Attorney's Office.
He was born in Cleveland, Ohio on May 29, 1947, a son of Louis and Beverley Johns Walker and was educated there.
The deluge of water dumped on Schenectady from Wednesday afternoon's severe thunderstorm was too much for some of the roads to handle.
Ogdensburg Courier-Observer/Journal
Massen man sentenced to 75 days in jail for attempted menacing conviction
A 26-year-old Massena man charged in June 2012 with threatening a neighbor in his apartment building with a steak knife has been sentenced to serve 75 days in the St.
Irene flood victims sue state Canal Corp.
Members of 57 flood-ravaged households are suing the state Canal Corp., alleging that negligence by the agency cost them a combined $4.6 million in devastation from Tropical Storm Irene.
Waitlisted students' tactics - the good, the bad, and the futile
When Amanda Wolfbauer, a high school senior, received the admissions verdict from Hamilton College, in Clinton, N.Y., she posted on Twitter, "What does one do once they're on a college waitlist? #frustrated #worsethanrejection." A few minutes later she had gone from dejected to dogged: "Well, @HamiltonAdmssn prepare to be dazzled, because I'm ... (more)
Chatham Student Admitted to Union College
SCHENECTADY, NY -- William Tomalonis of Chatham, NJ, has been admitted to Union College's Class of 2017.
Warren Student's Senior Thesis Earns Campus Award
Warren student Jennifer Silvershein, a member of the Class of 2013 at Union College, in Schenectady, N.Y., was recently honored at the college's annual Prize Day celebration.
Area school budget votes Tuesday
The Schenectady City School District Board of Education adopted a 2013-2014 Budget of $159,294,735 recently.
MRI Researchers Accused of Sharing Data With China
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have accused three Chinese nationals, including a renowned researcher of magnetic-resonance-imaging technology, of secretly sharing U.S.-funded research with competitors, the latest effort by the government to stem what it describes as illegal exporting of technology overseas.
Live with Kelly & Michael Select Top 10 Food Trucks for $20,000 Cook-Off
This morning, after a nationwide online vote, "LIVE with Kelly and Michael" hosts Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan announced the ten contenders in "LIVE's Truckin' Amazing Cook-Off," who will compete for a $20,000 grand prize.
Schumer pushes tax benefits for live theatrical productions
U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer announced his plan to extend tax treatment afforded to film producers and music publishers to investors in live theatre.
Rex Smith: Where hopes can be born and achieved
Rather than elevator music, what you hear when your call to the Schenectady City School District is put on hold is a series of three-sentence essays read by schoolchildren, on the theme of "When I grow up I want to be ". I defy you to listen for a couple of minutes and not get a lump in your throat.
Community Action Program brings in human element
By Sara Foss Gazette Reporter The goal of the Schenectady Community Action Program's new story-sharing campaign, Long Story Short, is to educate people about the work SCAP does to lift people out of poverty, provide a deeper understanding of what it's like to be poor and counteract negative stereotypes about poor people.
Three women arrested in Schenectady prostitution sweep
Pamela Crippen, 50, Adika Cummings, 31, and Ashley Hoemyer, 23, are all charged with one count of Prostitution.