Man dies in fall from waterfall ledge in Catskills
State police say a 27-year-old man who was hiking with his fiancee slipped while taking photos and plummeted to his death from a waterfall ledge in a Catskill Mountain gorge notorious for its dangerous, scenic cliffs.
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Man dies in fall from waterfall ledge in Catskills
Are all these traffic signs and stoplights needed in Albany?
Q: I have two questions about driving in the city of Albany. First, there seem to be an awful lot of no-turn-on-red signs where they just don’t seem to be necessary, e.g. northbound on Swan at State and at Washington, westbound on Madison at Willett, eastbound on State at Lark and southbound on Lark at Lancaster.
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Are all these traffic signs and stoplights needed in Albany?
Governor Cuomo is Planning to Ban Chemical linked to Cancer
ALBANY, NY (WKTV) Governor Cuomo is planning to sign a state law banning the sale of children’s products treated with a flame retardant chemical linked to cancer.
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Governor Cuomo is Planning to Ban Chemical linked to Cancer
First Niagara to buy HSBC upstate bank branches
The purchase, which has a price tag of about $1 billion, is expected to close early next year.
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NEIGHBORHOODS: Primrose Estates, Guilderland
Primrose Estates is everything a family neighborhood should be. The upscale Guilderland subdivision, sandwiched between East Lydius Street and Carman Road, is a cul-de-sac development within minutes of shopping, schools, highways and parks.
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NEIGHBORHOODS: Primrose Estates, Guilderland
Albany forecast for July 31, sunny and warm
High pressure will begin to slide offshore this afternoon as an upper level disturbance approaches bringing a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm, especially west of Albany.
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Albany forecast for July 31, sunny and warm
NY attorney general closes antitrust investigation of NFL lockout, impact on businesses
ALBANY, N.Y. — New York’s attorney general has ended an antitrust investigation into the five-month NFL lockout of players after owners and the players’ union settled it. Attorney General Eric Schneiderman requested information from both the league and the players’ union three weeks ago about the economic impact. Spokesman Danny Kanner says the inquiry is no longer being pursued and that its …
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NY attorney general ends probe of NFL lockout
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — New York’s attorney general has ended an antitrust investigation into the five-month NFL lockout of players after owners and the players’ union settled it.
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Ryan sentencing delayed until Oct. 12
The sentencing of Troy financial planner Matthew J. Ryan in federal court on charges of securities fraud has been moved back once more by the judge in the case.
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Ryan sentencing delayed until Oct. 12
Jennings rips Colonie over landfill deal
Mayor Jerry Jennings on Friday questioned the town of Colonie ‘s controversial decision Thursday to hand over control of its landfill to a private company, saying the move compromised the region’s effort to plan for future trash disposal together.
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