Day: April 29, 2026

Adirondack Thunder Hosts Fundraiser For Injured Firefighter

A weekend playoff game in Glens Falls will double as a fundraiser for injured firefighter Micki Guy. Officials say Guy suffered a serious head injury earlier this month while responding to a fire. The Adirondack Thunder will hold in-game events during Saturday’s playoff matchup to help support her recovery.

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Fire Displaces Three In Hudson Falls

Three people are without a home after an early morning fire in Hudson Falls. Crews responded around 1:53 a.m. Sunday on Allen Street, finding heavy flames and calling in additional help. Officials say two adults and an eight-year-old child were displaced, with the Red Cross providing assistance. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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State Senator Erik Bottcher Honored For Public Health Work

Erik Bottcher has been named Legislator of the Year by the New York State Public Health Association. The Wilmington native was recognized during a conference in Lake Placid for his work expanding mental health resources and public health policy. Family members accepted the award on his behalf, highlighting his personal journey and advocacy efforts.

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Firefighters Frustrated As Tax Credit Bill Stalls In Albany

First responders in northern New York say they’re frustrated after a key bill boosting tax credits for volunteer firefighters stalled in the state Assembly. The measure would raise the credit from 200 dollars to as much as 25 hundred, but failed to advance out of committee. Local fire officials warn the delay comes as departments […]

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Man Indicted In Attempted Murder Of Mother

A South Glens Falls man is facing serious charges after prosecutors say he attacked his 77 year old mother. A grand jury indicted 40 year old Aaron Gookin on attempted murder and multiple assault charges tied to a February incident. Authorities say the attack happened after a dispute over money being sent to an online […]

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Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against NY Twenty One Candidate

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit challenging ballot petitions for Stuart Amoriell in New York’s 21st District. The case claimed forged signatures and false witness statements, but the court ruled it was filed too late. Amoriell remains on track for the June 23 Democratic primary, with election officials previously confirming he had enough valid signatures.

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Contractor Accused Of Taking Payment Without Starting Work

A Saratoga County man is facing fraud charges after deputies say he took money for a job he never started. Authorities arrested 35 year old Jeremy Ostrander of Milton, accusing him of accepting $2,100 for contract work back in November. Investigators say the work was never begun. Ostrander was released with an appearance ticket and […]

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SUNY Canton Student Earns Chancellor’s Award For Excellence

A SUNY Canton student is being recognized for top academic achievement. Natalie Baxter of Glens Falls has earned the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Student Excellence, one of the system’s highest honors. School officials say Baxter balanced academics, athletics, and multiple leadership roles while maintaining a strong grade point average, and she’s already been accepted into […]

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