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Pandemic Shutdown Force Albany Bowl to Close After 71 Years
Albany Bowl has been forced to shut down permanently after 71 years due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Golden Gate Fields Records 20th Horse Death of the Year
Streets, a 2-year-old thoroughbred colt, died Monday at a training session at Golden Gate Fields, the California Horse Racing Board said Monday.
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Black Lives Matter Sign Defaced With Paint in Albany
A Black Lives Matter sign was defaced on a UC Berkeley fence.
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Students' Coronavirus-themed Party Stirs Anger at NY College
The state University at Albany is investigating whether an off-campus coronavirus-themed party violated the college’s student code of conduct
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NY to Make State College Tuition Free for Middle Class
New York will be the first state to make tuition at public colleges and universities free for middle-class students under a state budget approved by lawmakers Sunday.
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Limo Company Operator Indicted in NY Crash That Killed 20
A grand jury has indicted the operator of a limousine company in a crash last fall that killed 20 people.
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Causes of Death Released for 20 Victims in Upstate NY Limo Crash
Authorities say the 18 people in a limousine and two pedestrians who were killed when the vehicle crashed off a rural upstate New York road earlier this month all died from the impact of the accident.
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‘Crushed': Hundreds Attend Vigil to Honor 20 Victims of NY Limousine Crash
A ceremony for the victims of the limousine crash that killed 20 people ended with participants lifting candles above their heads to signal unity and perseverance....
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Cuomo: Limo That Crashed, Killing 20, in Upstate NY Shouldn't Have Been on the Road
The supersized limousine that crashed and killed 20 people outside a country store failed a safety inspection last month and shouldn’t have been on the road, and the driver wasn’t properly licensed, New York’s governor said Monday.
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Doctor Associated With Cult-Like New York Group Loses License
The New York state Health Department has revoked the medical license of a doctor who conducted unsanctioned research on people associated with a cult-like self-improvement group.
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Herd of 75 Bison Escapes, Roams Rural Upstate New York
An escaped herd of bison is roaming free in rural upstate New York, grazing in hay fields as the owner works with state police and the Department of Environmental Conservation on a roundup plan. State police say Monday that about 75 bison escaped last week from a farm in Sharon Springs, 45 miles west of Albany. Police are asking anyone...
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Weight Loss Among Fat-Acceptance Influencers a Fraught Topic
Fashion and lifestyle blogger Maui Bigelow has always been curvy and built a social media presence by embracing every pound. Until the worst happened. At nearly 380 pounds, her health took a dive. She was diagnosed with a blood cancer and multiple uterine fibroids that couldn’t be treated due to her weight. That’s when she decided to have bariatric surgery,...
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Controversial Cross to Be Discussed in Appeals Court
A federal judge has ruled that a cross that has been maintained by the Lion’s Club at a public park in Albany for decades is unconstitutional. The battle over whether the cross should stay put will continue Thursday morning when the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco will hear arguments on the issue.
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Controversial Cross to Be Discussed in Appeals Court
A federal judge has ruled that a cross that has been maintained by the Lion’s Club at a public park in Albany for decades is unconstitutional. The battle over whether the cross should stay put will continue Thursday morning when the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco will hear arguments on the issue. Pete Suratos...
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Ariana Grande Honored Ex Mac Miller While Kicking Off Her Sweetener Tour
She began her world tour in Albany, N.Y. with a meaningful moment
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US Regulators Clear Path for Genetically Modified Salmon
U.S. regulators on Friday gave the green light to salmon genetically modified to grow about twice as fast as normal, but the company behind it may face legal challenges before the fish can be sold domestically. The Food and Drug Administration said it lifted an alert that had prevented AquaBounty from importing its salmon eggs to its Indiana facility, where...
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Man Charged in Deadly Throat-Cutting of 3-Year-Old Niece
Emanuel Fluter, 33, appeared in court Wednesday to face murder charges after allegedly slashing his 3-year-old niece’s throat over the weekend, killing her. Josephine Bulubenchi, the victim, was asleep at the time of the attack. A plea of not guilty was entered on Fluter’s behalf.
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Long After They Died, Military Sees Surge in Identification
Nearly 77 years after repeated torpedo strikes tore into the USS Oklahoma, killing hundreds of sailors and Marines, Carrie Brown leaned over the remains of a serviceman laid out on a table in her lab and was surprised the bones still smelled of burning oil from that horrific day at Pearl Harbor. It was a visceral reminder of the catastrophic...
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Remains of Korean War Soldier Returning Home to Kentucky for Burial
The remains of a Kentucky soldier who disappeared after a 1950 Korean War battle with high casualties will be returned home for a burial with full military honors. Army Pfc. Joe S. Elmore’s remains were originally thought to be of a British soldier when they were discovered in North Korea in 1995, but they could not be identified. The remains...
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WH Says Remains of US Servicemen Returned by N. Korea
The remains of U.S. servicemen have been returned by North Korea, the White House said Friday. President Donald Trump said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is making good on the promise he made when the two leaders met in July.