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More Capital Region schools going phone-free as Hochul studies issue
School districts across New York are moving forward with plans to get students to put their cellphones down as state officials weigh a ban. A growing number of districts have plans to go cellphone free when school starts in September. The Greater Amsterdam School District will be using Yondr pouches — specialized cases that prevent students from using their phone during the day — for students in grades 6 through 12.
NC human trafficking arrest leads to fears of trafficking in other states
ROXBORO, NC (WDBJ) - Police in North Carolina are concerned about human trafficking in surrounding states after the arrest of a New York man. Alfredo Davis, 39, was arrested August 10 in Roxboro for trafficking. Investigators in Roxboro say their investigation began with a 911 call about a suspicious person near a bank. Police were given a vehicle and driver description, and they pulled the driver, Davis, over. Investigators then recovered nearly 40 alleged fraudulent identification cards, with different names, addresses and dates of birth, all containing the photograph of a 65-year old woman who was the passenger in the vehicle. Police seized several thousands of dollars in cash, personal checks alleged to be fraudulent or stolen, and marijuana.
Fire Ruled Arson At Legendary New York Bar
New Yorkers have spent much of this summer enjoying the warm weather, as days have been filled with excitement and fun. However, that doesn't apply to everyone, as several hundred people showed public emotion as one of New York State's most legendary bars went up in flames a few weeks ago.
Disgraced Former Rep. George Santos’ Fraud Trial Set To Begin As Side Hustle Selling Drag Videos On Cameo Takes Off
The upcoming fraud trial of former Rep. George Santos (R-New York) is set to proceed with heightened security and scrutiny. A federal judge on Tuesday ruled that jurors’ identities will remain confidential during the trial, which is scheduled to commence on Sept. 9. Given the high-profile nature of the case, this measure is aimed at protecting jurors from external pressures.
8/14/24: Another Unsettled Day Thursday
Latest Forecast Update from Meteorologists Steve Caporizzo & Rob Lindenmuth:. A warm afternoon today, but not too humid with scattered showers and some stronger thunderstorms for some with gusty winds and some small hail. After sunset this evening this activity will be coming to an end and skies will eventually become mostly clear. Temperatures comfortable again with lows back into the upper 50s to near 60 degrees.
An attorney bought HarrisWalz.com for $10 in 2020. He just sold it for $15,000.
New York trademark attorney Jeremy Green Eche is a Kamala Harris supporter who hopes the current Vice President is successful in her bid for the White House this year. But that's not why he bought a number of web domains with her name in them back in 2020. In his spare time, Eche snaps up unclaimed domain names for under $10 in hopes of eventually selling them for a hefty profit. Also called domain investing, the pastime has paid off for him over the years. "I buy domain names that consist of combinations of two last names that I hope will end...
Brian O’Grady Named President and CEO of CDPHP
ALBANY – It is an historic moment for one of the nation’s premier health care organizations as CDPHP announces Brian O’Grady as its new president and CEO. O’Grady will succeed Dr. John D. Bennett, who has held the position since 2008 after serving as chair, vice chair, and board member for CDPHP.
Labor of love: Unbridled marks 20 years of saving equines
WESTERLO — It was back in 2004 that the idea for a sanctuary for retired racehorses was first born when Thoroughbred Stalwart Member needed a retirement home. Twenty years later, hundreds of horses and other equines have been rescued and received sanctuary at the facility now known as Unbridled Sanctuary, and perhaps thousands more have been helped to escape the slaughter pipeline.
From Wiffle Ball in the streets to a growing fanbase, Rotterdam’s The E-Block takes off -- Upstate Beat
The E-Block, a talented quartet of young musicians who play a soulful blend of blues, rock and funk, have been gathering attention lately, with shows around the Capital Region and a headlining Jive Hive Comes Alive performance at Cohoes Music Hall in June. The band’s next gig is a show...
Siena Women’s Basketball Dominates in 83-61 Victory Over Liffey
The Siena Women's Basketball team capped off their Foreign Tour in Ireland with an impressive 83-61 victory over a squad featuring players from the Liffey Celtics, a top Irish Super League team. The Saints showcased strong shooting from beyond the arc, hitting seven 3-pointers in the first quarter alone, led by Ahniysha Jackson’s game-high 29 points. A balanced team effort saw contributions from several players, including Teresa Seppala with 15 points and impactful plays from freshmen Ana Conde and KB Hadley. The trip served not only as a competitive experience but also included cultural attractions in Ireland, enriching the team's cohesion.
Albany block party to celebrate veterans
A free block party to celebrate veterans will be held next month in Albany. The Red White and Brew Festival will take place on Sept. 14 on South Pearl Street in front of MVP Arena. It will offer live music, vendor booths, craft beers and other activities. Local country band...
Albany festival highlights food from around the world
You can enjoy food from around the world, along with some free entertainment. It’s a daylong event that pairs delicious food and beverages with an exciting set of activities. A variety of cuisines will be represented including West African, Caribbean, Middle Eastern, American and Asian. It’s happening at the...
Forest rangers rescue man stranded near Greene County waterfall
Forest rangers on Saturday rescued a man from Brooklyn who had gotten stranded near a Greene County waterfall during heavy rain. The 23-year-old had been stuck on the other side of the Fawn’s Leap waterfall in Hunter around 7 p.m. because of the high water. Five rangers set up a rope system to rescue him, according to the Department of Environmental Conservation.
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