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Funeral services for the Christian Brothers Academy grad and U.S. Army officer who served three tours in Iraq and two in Afghanistan were held today at St. Madeline Sophie Church in Guilderland.
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The New York Racing Association has a new Chief Executive Officer, and he has no experience in horse racing. Christopher Kay was officially appointed Tuesday afternoon at a meeting of the NYRA board in New York City.
It appears that Dianne Shugrue is the first woman to be named president and
Former mayor of Sharon Springs, peace activist and former Army paratrooper is in Day 33 of a hunger strike. Leads group demonstrating in front of the lunch crowd at the State Capitol.
The New York Senate is acting on legislation that will limit where and what kind of things people can use their welfare money.
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The grand marshal of this year’s Memorial Day parade in Albany says we should never pass it off as just another parade. Col. John Edwards of Niskayuna has a distinguished military career that spans three wars.
It's a misconception, in New York at least, that all government does is take your money. Comptroller Tom Dinapoli's office of unclaimed funds is returning $1 million a day to New Yorkers.
New York ranks third in the nation for confirmed cases of Lyme disease. The CDC says Lyme is epidemic and the fastest growing insect-borne, infectious disease in the country.
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Kim K's BFF Brittny Gastineau Talks Kimye's Baby
Tue 18 Jun .3:1 PM
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'Twisted' Sneak Peek
Tue 18 Jun .2:43 PM
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'Fruitvale Station' Stars Shine Light on Tragedy
Tue 18 Jun .2:28 PM
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