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Abigail B. Crocker of Hallowell enrolled this fall at Colby College. The graduate of Hall-Dale High School is the daughter of Dan and Christy Crocker of Hallowell.
Santoferrara performs with SSYO For the third consecutive year, Solvay High School junior trumpeter, Gabriella Santoferrara has been selected by audition to perform as a member of the Syracuse Symphony Youth Orchestra.
Amanda Werner, Class of 2011 was recently named to the Skidmore College Thoroughbred Society.
Skidmore expected to lay off 30 to 70 employees
Despite expectations of an economic turnaround, Skidmore College announced that it would lay off 30 to 70 employees to help balance the budget for the 2011 fiscal year.
Critic labels Skidmore music center 'eyesore of month'
The jury in the fraud trial of former Senate majority leader Joseph L. Bruno, returning from a five-day Thanksgiving break, completed their second day of deliberations Monday without reaching a verdict.
Architectural gadfly gets snarky on Skidmore
Skidmore College has earned a dubious distinction: Eyesore of the month. That title was bestowed on the school's Arthur Zankel Music Center by James Howard Kunstler, a local resident and author who chronicles what he sees as the decline of architecture in America.
Howard Healy, former editorial page editor of the Times Union, has been named coordinator of The Sage Colleges' new Professional Writing Program, which offers courses in a variety of fields, including freelance, technical and grant writing, as well as editing.
Hard voyage from campus to real world
Denis Desjardins wants to stand out from the pile. In about a year, his resume will be deep in a stack on someone's desk.
This is college application season for a lot of teenagers, an apt time to pose questions to Sandy Baum, a former professor at Skidmore College and an economist at the College Board.
Cosmic Log: Big pictures of tiny wonders
Quantum fluctuations in space, science, exploration and other cosmic fields... served up regularly by MSNBC.com science editor Alan Boyle since 2002.
SUNY has largest ever enrollment increase
The State University of New York experienced its biggest enrollment increase in history this year.
Anna Irene Shorenstein and Jonathan George Plise were married Sept. 6 at a home in Watsonville.
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Stewart's Shops' Dakes donate $3.9M
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'Paranormal' star signs with Innovative
The effects of "Paranormal Activity" continue to ripple outward. Micah Sloat, who plays the video-savvy male half of the movie's tormented couple, has signed with Innovative Artists for agency representation.
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