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Clover Pond Vineyard wins 11 medals at New York Wine Classic
GUILDERLAND — Less than a decade after starting their vineyard, Joyce and James Besha have won 11 medals at the 38th Annual New York Wine Classic competition. The annual competition, organized by the New York Wine and Grape Foundation, is independently judged by the Beverage Testing Institute. “We work...
Live Around the 518: Clifton Park has more than just shopping
Speaking with president of the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce. While shopping is the first thing many people think of in Clifton Park. It’s so much more than that, according to Todd Shimkus, with the Saratoga County Chamber of Commerce. “They’ve done an incredible job here in Clifton Park,...
Missing New York man found in Peoria County before passing away
PEORIA COUNTY, Ill — A missing man from Green Island, New York has been found dead in Peoria County, Illinois. According to a post from the Peoria County Sheriff's Office, 77-year-old John Dubaic had been last seen leaving New York in his RV on Saturday, July 13, and the last contact his family had with him was on July 15.
GOOD NEWS!: Community garden seeks to relieve food insecurity
COEYMANS HOLLOW — Combining the great outdoors with the prospect of fresh food and a love of community — how can you go wrong?. The Community Gardens at Trinity are open for their inaugural season and everyone is welcome to come and partake. “In our community garden, anyone...
Albany Med nurses claim staffing issues affecting patients: ‘I can’t take care of them like we should’
Nurses call for hospital to address staffing as hospital says it is hiring new nurses. Nurses at Albany Medical Center are speaking out over what they said were unsafe staffing levels leading to patients left uncared for by staff. The speak-out held Tuesday came as nurses were renegotiating a contract...
Stabbing incident in Pittsfield leaves 29-year-old man injured
Pittsfield — The city’s Police Department is looking for suspects in a stabbing incident that took place on Saturday, July 20. According to a press release written by Lieutenant John Soules, at around 9:42 p.m. on July 20, members of the department were dispatched to the area of Boylston Street for a reported fight.
July 23, 2024: Live at Tanglewood for Koussevitzky's 150th
Monte and Kaliis pose with an outfit owned and worn by former music director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the late Serge Koussevitzky. We broadcast live from the Tanglewood grounds to celebrate the 150th birthday of Serge Koussevitzky, conductor, composer, and former music director for the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO).
Former NPR Exec, ‘Up First’ Creator Sarah Gilbert To Lead WAMC
Albany, NY’s Northeast Public Radio, operator of WAMC, has appointed Sarah Gilbert as its new President and CEO. Gilbert brings extensive experience from her roles at the BBC, NPR, and the Chicago Council on Global Affairs. She will start on August 19. Gilbert started with a decade at the...
Evan Drew Resigns Women’s Golf Post
LOUDONVILLE, NY – Evan Drew, who spent the past season serving as the head coach of the Siena Women's Golf program, has announced his resignation. Drew has accepted a position as an assistant coach on the women's golf staff at the United States Naval Academy. "I'd like to thank John D'Argenio for the opportunity to serve as the head coach of the Siena Women's Golf program," said Drew. "I look forward to seeing the growth of the program in the coming years. There is a lot of talent on the roster, and the future is bright." Drew led the Saints...
Round Lake Auditorium’s Past, Present, and Future
Round Lake Auditorium, located in the historic Round Lake village, has served as a cultural center for over a century. Beginning as a religious settlement, the Round Lake Auditorium has evolved into a unique piece of capital region history. Notable figures, including Ulysses S. Grant and Cornelius Vanderbilt have visited the village of Round Lake, enhancing its deep history.
Pop-up movie night in Troy offers family fun and free food
Looking for some fun in the sun Wednesday evening? 'Troy has it!'. The City of Troy and Mayor Carmella Mantello are hosting a Pop-Up Movie Night, with free family fun and activities. Community events are essential for our city,” said Mayor Mantello.“These events play a crucial role in building pride...
News from the Past in Memory of Harry A. Sturges
News Herald – July 18, 1924 – F.E. Bleezarde, Publisher. Senator Caleb H. Baumes and wife of Newburgh have been visiting at the home of her parents, B.A. TenEyck. The local fire company received nearly $800 as their share of the receipts from the carnival which was held on Blauvelt’s Point for the past two weeks, including the Fourth of July.
Democratic fundraisers confirm Harris will attend Saturday event in Pittsfield, Mass.
Less than a week ago, when President Joe Biden was still running for re-election, Vice President Kamala Harris had top billing at a private fundraiser planned for the Biden-Harris campaign. Since Harris became a presidential candidate, people in the Berkshires have wondered if she will have time to attend. But...
Rensselaer Police search for found puppy’s owner
Rensselaer Police need your help reuniting a lost puppy with its owner. The dog was found near Aiken Avenue and South Street Monday morning, police said. No one had claimed him by Tuesday afternoon, police said. At least one person has stepped forward as a potential adopter, but police must wait five days before the dog is released, they said.
Football Picked Third in CAA Preseason Poll; Three Named to Preseason All-Conference Team
RICHMOND, Va. – The University at Albany football team, fresh off its first-ever Coastal Athletic Association Championship in school history, has been picked to finish third in this year's annual Preseason Coaches' Poll. The Great Danes received three first-place votes and 179 points overall. Finishing ahead was Villanova with...
Marynczak Tosses Gem, ValleyCats Shutout Aigles on Campers Day at The Joe
Troy, N.Y. — Nothing better than some early morning baseball in the Capital Region. Wednesday was campers day at The Joe featuring a matinee game between the Aigles and the ValleyCats. On the mound, Siena College alum, Arlo Marynczak, tossed a gem. His final stat line included six-and-a-third shutout...
5 Questions with Suzie Dunn, owner/director of Albany’s The Cue Theatre
I’ve spent the past three weeks as a counselor with the Not So Common Kid’s Camp staging an hour-long production of “The Addams Family” with 56 children aged 8 to 15. There are many kids who enjoy the company of all the other kids having fun, but there are also some very serious theater customers. They will lobby you with what songs and shows are worthwhile.
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