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Old Farmer’s Almanac 2024-25 New York Winter Prediction
The Old Farmer's Almanac is set to release its official Winter 2024-25 prediction on August 27th but this morning they put out a teaser of what we could expect. READ MORE: WAS THE OLD FARMER'S ALMANAC SUMMER PREDICTION CORRECT?. According to their latest update we could be in for a...
She Sings Café Owner Honored as New York State Phoenix Entrepreneur of the Year
(WNY News Now) – Mayville, NY — On August 14, 2024, Rebecca Magnuson, owner of She Sings Café in Mayville, New York, was awarded the prestigious New York State Phoenix Entrepreneur of the Year award by the New York Small Business Development Center (NYSBDC). This award is presented to a business owner whose efforts have not only enabled their business to thrive but also strengthened their community.
Here We Go Again: Canadian Wildfire Smoke Returns to Upstate New York
The entirety of New York State is under an air quality alert due to smoke billowing in from the raging Canadian wildfires. Summer 2023 was memorable because of one thing: the Canadian Wildfires. The thick, pungent smoke painted the skies gold and partially obscured the sun. Not only did the smoke make it look slightly apocalyptic outside, it also made it reek of campfire.
Concerns, recommendations for future of school funding discussed at hearing
GUILDERLAND, N.Y. (WRGB) — Key education leaders and advocates, converging on the Capital Region Wednesday for a hearing on the future of Foundation Aid in New York State. Foundation aid is the largest source of state funds for public schools, and changes could be on the way to the formula that determines how that money is distributed to school districts.
DOCCS reports 3 more WNY corrections officers hospitalized
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — For the third time in just over a week, corrections officers at a local prison have reportedly fallen ill while on the job. According to officials, different chemical or substance exposures are said to be the cause, sending more than a dozen corrections officers to local hospitals. The most recent reported […]
Great Meadow leaders accuse state leaders of misrepresenting staff troubles
The leaders of the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association accuse New York state of misrepresenting the staffing situation at Great Meadow Correctional Facility. It’s the first time since the state announced it’s closing Great Meadow that NewsChannel 13 is hearing from the union representing corrections officers....
Rensselaer resident sentenced to 24 years for manslaughter
According to the Rensselaer County District Attorney, Sanchez shot Alexander Crawford, 39, on July 2 in front of the Family Dollar in North Troy. Sanchez will also serve five years of post-release supervision.
Alumni Spotlight: Mark Humbert ’85, his Wayne County farm is an N.Y. finalist for a conservation award
Humbert Farm has been in the family for over a century; Mark Humbert ‘85 (Mathematics) owns the farm and works it with his son Ethan and son-in-law, hoping his grandchildren will run it someday. The 3,400-acre farm produces corn, soybeans, and wheat and is located in Rose, N.Y., in Wayne County.
The Albany Institute welcomes new executive director
Kayla Carlsen was born immersed in the world of art. With her parents owning and operating the Carlsen Gallery, her childhood was spent in museums The post The Albany Institute welcomes new executive director first appeared on Spotlight News.
A proposed amendment lacks 1 word that could drive voter turnout: ‘abortion’
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A proposed amendment to New York’s constitution meant to protect abortion access is a crucial part of Democrats’ plans to drive voter turnout in the state this fall and potentially flip vital congressional districts. But there could be a problem: The ballot question...
Camp Is-Sho-Da Honors Eight Woodswomen Girl Scouts
East Greenbush, N.Y. (WRGB)- The Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York awarded eight Girl Scouts with their Woodswoman badge and certificate on Wednesday. A ceremony was held in the camp's pavilion with family and friends who came out to support the Woodswomen. "So the Woodswoman is a six year badge...
Hilltown cell service an ‘ongoing issue’ with no clear solution
HILLTOWNS — Forget video chats, high-speed downloads, and all the innumerable benefits of broadband. Some Hilltown residents would just like to be able to make a phone call. Cell service in the rural community is infamously spotty, but concern over the issue has largely been overshadowed by broadband, at least in terms of government activity. Most of the Hilltown governments are making various efforts to obtain funding and convince private companies to build out internet infrastructure.
Wynantskill man charged with unlawful surveillance of female coworker
Selkirk, NY (WRGB) — A Wynantskill man has been arrested for allegedly recording a female co-worker by hiding a camera under her desk, according to Bethlehem Police. Christopher R. Salisbury, the owner of Salisbury Pro Sealers on Elm Avenue, has been charged with unlawful surveillance, a second-degree, Class E felony.
Police: Man Threatened Woman with Gun, Machete in Saratoga County
The excellent police work by the Saratoga County Sheriffs de-escalated a potentially very volatile situation this week after a man threatened to take the life of a woman he knew by first holding a gun to her head, then manacing her with additional threats of a machete. The Saratoga County...
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