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Assemblyman donates salary
Colonie Assemblyman Bob Reilly is fulfilling one of his campaign promises, by giving back his entire salary earned as an elected official, to several area organizations. The grants from the Robert Reilly Salary Fund were awarded to 14 different groups on Thursday....[full story] |
McNulty irate over Gilboa dam safety
At a hearing about the safety of the Gilboa Dam, Congressman Michael McNulty says the current safety situation is "indefensible and unacceptable." He was referring to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the lack of response to his written concerns about the Dam....[full story] |
Prescription drug sting
Two local nurses were involved in a prescription drug sting, led by the Schenectady Police Vice Squad and the State Health Department's Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement netting 14 arrests. Police say Stacy Freitag, a nurse at the Vascular Center affiliated with Albany Medical Center was arraigned Tuesday....[full story] |
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Boy who fell from 11-story window remains in serious condition — (Albany, NY)
Hospitality company joins bid for thoroughbred racing franchise — (Saratoga Springs, NY)
Thruway travel plaza in Monroe has no available fuel — (Albany, NY)
Mother says she left child to see boyfriend — (Albany, NY)
Clinton, Spitzer challengers facing petition deadline — (Albany, NY)
Deadly capsizing leads to more lawsuits — (Albany, NY)
Boy, 4, survives fall from apartment window — (Albany, NY)
19 counties hit by flooding declared eligible for federal aid — (Albany, NY)
Clinton and Schumer continue to push for civil unions — (Albany, NY)
Patakis headed for European vacation — (Albany, NY)
8,000 names added to state sex offender Web site — (Albany, NY)
Minarik co-hosting Faso fundraiser in Rochester — (Albany, NY)
State to buy more than 1 milllion antiviral treatmen — (Albany, NY)
Man admits fraud in Internet flooring sales — (Albany, NY)
Flooding closes Mohawk Valley factory — (St. Johnsville, NY)
SCAM ALERT! Be The First To Know — (Schenectady)
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Thousands crowd Boston City Hall Plaza for World Cup — (Boston)
Charlotte 4, Syracuse 1 — (Fort Mill, SC)
Boston gets ready to watch World Cup finale on Big Screen — (Boston)
Ed. commissioner recommends criminal probe into MCAS theft — (Haverhill)
Study finds failings in fisheries restoration — (Portland, MAINE)
Dunkin Donuts warns about e-mail scam — (Canton)
Faso beats Spitzer, on foot — (Utica, NY)
Logan study does not find new ways to cut pollution, noise — (Boston)
Police say enforcement a success on Interstate 89 — (South Burlington, VT)
Africans take men's, women's titles — (Utica, NY)
Anti-war activist to support Vermont impeachment resolutions — (Brattleboro, VT)
Flanagan seeks re-election after near-fatal crash — (Burlington, VT)
Killer remains at large a year later — (Sheldon, VT)
Massachusetts man arrested after leading police on chase — (Tilton, NH)
Apartment owner to be cited in fatal fall — (Boston)
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Mall owner Heritage Property to be bought — (Boston)
Palomar to join S&P SmallCap 600 — (New York)
Indevus: second Sanctura study a success — (Lexington, MASS)
Calpine aims to sell plant in Massachusetts to British company — (Washington)
Dollar loses against the yen in Tokyo — (Tokyo)
Gold opens higher in London — (London)
TJX Cos. June sales surprise — (Framingham, MASS)
Smith & Wesson joins Russell indexes — (Springfield, MASS)
Tweeter Home shares fall; sales unexpectedly weak — (Los Angeles)
Comcast adding jobs to N.H., New England — (Manchester, NH)
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Greenies Dog Treats Pose Problems For Some Dogs — (Schenectady)
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