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Cynthia A. Pettit of Albany was appointed director of Alumnae and Events at the Albany college preparatory school for girls.
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Purevsuren Batdorj, 12, of Clifton Park performs "Reverie" in the Third Annual Tchaikovsky Piano Competition on Saturday, Feb.
Letter: Cells for good in the neighborhood
At the end of October 2011 I slid off a slick landing and fractured my leg. My life changed in an instant.
Letter: New building is 'monstrosity'
Remember Me? I wrote a few years ago when the new CVS was under construction to complain that it was too big and ugly for our quaint Delmar community.
Penguins man the flightless lines at McMurdo
Tech Sgt. Carlos Bonilla-Diaz, who maintains LC-130 ski planes with the 109th Airlift Wing, said he often sees the flightless birds and flippered sea mammals when he's working at Pegasus Field - a skiway carved into permanent ice shelf in McMurdo Sound.
Stephen P. Malinowski appointed vice president and relationship manager at Berkshire Bank
Stephen P. Malinowski of Delmar was appointed vice president and relationship manager of commercial lending, Capital Region.
Gary Robusto of Guilderland, dressed as a leprechaun, greets the parade goers during the annual St.
POV: Seeing red's a good thing this month
The writer is director of cardiovascular services at St. Peter's Hospital, a Bethlehem resident, and a member of the Capital Region Advisory Board of the American Heart Association.
With two new ShopRites planned and another already open, a Trader Joe's coming to Colonie and major renovations to local Hannaford and Price Chopper stores, competition is bound to be fierce.
Roads diverge over banned signs in Bethlehem
Fundraising signs at the Guilderland Fire District firehouse on Western AvenueTuesday Jan.
Owner of Blue Spice restaurants arrested for welfare fraud
According to information released Monday, Jan. 30, Pinpong SomBoon, owner of Blue Spice restaurants in Albany, Clifton Park and Delmar, was charged with grand larceny in the third degree, welfare fraud in the third degree and offering a false instrument for filing in the first degree, all felonies, and conspiracy in the fifth degree, a misdemeanor, ... (more)
A boost in pay at bottom of scale?
Owner Pat Stever checks the oven in his Andriano's Pizzeria on Monday afternoon Jan.
Wharton's legacy celebrated at birthday bash
Wharton-mania descended on The Mount Saturday evening as throngs of admirers from near and afar -- as many as 450 over the course of the three-hour open house -- saluted the famed late 19th- and early- 20th century author in the house she designed and where she dwelled from 1902 to 1911.
Town talks about emergency services
Members of the town's Transitional Committee, formed by new Bethlehem Supervisor John Clarkson, took up police and public safety matters at a Tuesday Jan.
This week on - NYN': Auditing Cuomo's budget proposal
This week's installment of WMHT's "New York Now" goes deep into Gov. Andrew Cuomo's second budget proposal and the fights it could prompt in the weeks ahead.
Realtors' association elects new officers
The association presented its Realtor Emeritus award to Faye Rispoli of Re/Max Park Place in Clifton Park.