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DANCE REVIEW: kNoname Artist/Roderick George at the Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival
Jacob’s Pillow founder Ted Shawn was a ground-breaking visionary when it came to the role of men in dance. After purchasing the Jacob’s Pillow farm in Becket in 1931, and converting a barn into a studio, Shawn recruited eight men, all athletes from Springfield College (where Shawn taught), for a new men’s dance company. Thereafter, in the studio, he started presenting performances of the Men Dancers that he called “Tea Lecture Demonstrations.” By the time Shawn disbanded the men’s company in 1940, the Men Dancers had danced for over a million people in the United States, Canada, Cuba, and England, and Shawn had not only forever changed dance, but he had transformed the landscape for men dancers all over the world.
Amherst property owners may have more opportunities to build ADUs as a result of a new state law
Building accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, will no longer require owner occupancy of either the main dwelling unit or the ADU, as a result of the new law, the Affordable Homes Act. Amherst, like most cities and towns in the state, currently has such a requirement, which is designed to protect residential neighborhoods from disruptive behavior. The requirement is also designed to reduce questionable management practices by out-of-town investors who may not be able or willing to regulate tenant behavior adequately.
Chicopee raises flag to celebrate Indian Independence Day
CHICOPEE — The community and members of the Indian culture gathered on Aug. 14 at City Hall Plaza to celebrate the spirit of freedom, unity and cultural pride with the raising of the Indian Flag. The event celebrated the 78th year of India’s independence from British rule for 200...
Holyoke school officials discuss plan to exit state receivership
HOLYOKE, MA (WGGB/WSHM) - A plan that has been months in the making was unveiled at Monday’s school committee meeting in Holyoke. It’s meant to show how the city’s public school district will work towards regaining local control from the state. Monday night was a busy one...
Federal and Holyoke Police Raid Nets Six Arrests, Drugs, and Weapons in Fight Against Narcotics
Efforts to dismantle the flow of narcotics through the veins of Holyoke streets intensified yesterday when police and federal agents stormed a stronghold of drug activity. The coordinated raid of 131 Clemente Street, preceded by a meticulous investigation, involved units from the Holyoke Police Department Narcotics Unit, the DEA, ATF, Western Mass FBI Gang Task Force, and CINRET. A report published on the department's Facebook page detailed the outcome: six arrests and the seizure of illegal substances and weaponry.
Many New Yorkers Have an Unexpected ‘Killer’ in Their Backyard
In June, a deer in New York was saved just minutes from death in a New York neighborhood. Rescue workers said the tragedy could have been avoided all together if more attention was paid to items left unattended in the homeowner's backyard. Unfortunately, tragedy has nearly struck again. From upstate...
Upstate NY Corgi Racing Has Gone Viral in New Video
A new level of cuteness and chaos has been unlocked at an upstate New York county fair after its corgi race devolved into an absolute free-for-all. County fair organizers certainly know which special ingredients to add to their events to make them memorable. While many Dutchess County, NY residents will tell you that the must-try experience at the Dutchess County Fair are the famous 4-H milkshakes, there was a different star a little further north.
New York's top court upholds mail-in voting for all, rejecting Republican challenge
(Reuters) - New York's highest court upheld a state law on Tuesday that allows any voter to cast a ballot by mail, rejecting a Republican-led lawsuit challenging the statute. In a 6-1 decision, the state Court of Appeals affirmed lower court rulings that the Early Mail Voter Act, which was passed by the Democratic-controlled legislature and signed by Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul last year, did not run afoul of the state constitution.
Capital Region BOCES launches two classes in the skilled trades
Capital Region BOCES is launching two courses this fall for adults looking to join the skilled trades industry. The school will offer a residential electrical course and an HVAC course. Both courses will be held at the Career and Technical Education Center on the Albany campus. The 150 residential electrical...
Metal Found In Massive Amount Of Chicken Nuggets, Tenders Sold In New York
A very popular food company is recalling nearly 170,000 pounds of chicken nuggets and chicken tenders. Perdue Foods is recalling 167,171 pounds of frozen chicken nuggets and tenders. Perdue Voluntarily Recalls Frozen Breaded Chicken Breasts and Tenders Products for Foreign Material. The company says chicken in these packages (see photos...
U.S. Navy Band Cruisers to perform at Lake George's Shepard Park
LAKE GEORGE — The United States Navy Band Cruisers will perform Thursday and Friday at Shepard Park as part of their national tour. Cruisers features eight of the Navy’s most dynamic performers and covers multiple musical genres, ranging from jazz standards, rhythm & blues, classic rock, adult contemporary and pop. Audiences won’t want to miss their world-class musicianship and high energy, fun-filled performances featuring hit songs from the 60s to today.
The Huntington Launches The Huntington Academy, With Professional-Led Courses For All Ages
The Huntington's Education Department is launching The Huntington Academy, new tuition-based classes for students of all ages to learn, play, and engage with the theatrical arts. Online registration is now live for five courses starting in September for students Pre-K through 12th grade. More courses, including adult workshops and corporate trainings, will be added throughout the 2024-2025 season.
Civil rights activist Dr. Alice Green dies
Dr. Alice Green, founder and director of the Center for Law and Justice in Albany, has died. She founded the organization in 1985. Green has been a high-profile advocate for civil rights issues locally including those that affect poor people of color. She has a doctorate in criminal justice and...
Four-wheeler films trailer torn to absolute shreds after attempting to use parkway
A truck driver suffered the consequences of taking one of New York state’s forbidden parkways in this unfortunate video. In the clip, a truck driver apparently ignored every sign along the way before eventually plowing right under a very low bridge along some parkway in New York. A passing motorist was able to capture the […] The post Four-wheeler films trailer torn to absolute shreds after attempting to use parkway appeared first on CDLLife.
Two Albany men face weapons charges after traffic stop
Two Albany men are facing weapons charges after a traffic stop in Albany on Tuesday. Deputies stopped a vehicle around 11:15 a.m. in the area of Johnson Boulevard and Livingston Avenue for a traffic violation. The driver was 52-year-old Christian Billings and the passenger was 28-year-old Jesse Dutcher. They had...
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