Kingsbury Man Indicted in Woman’s Death
A Washington County grand jury has indicted 45 year old Ronald Guilder Jr. on charges including second-degree murder and first-degree strangulation in the death of 41 year old Jessica Keenan. Prosecutors say Keenan was found dead in her Kingsbury apartment following a reported domestic dispute in April. Guilder remains jailed without bail and is due […]
Read MoreSaratoga Springs Man Sentenced in Cocaine Case
A Saratoga Springs man will spend more than eight years in prison after pleading guilty in a cocaine trafficking case. Prosecutors say John Campanella was caught with more than six ounces of cocaine during a long-term investigation that led to searches of his home. He was sentenced to eight-and-a-half years behind bars, followed by two […]
Read MoreLegislature Votes To Expand Deer Management In Adirondacks
New York lawmakers have approved legislation allowing deer management permits to be issued in the state’s Northern Zone, including the Adirondacks. Supporters say the change could help control growing deer populations and address concerns about the rise in tick-borne illnesses. The measure now heads to Governor Kathy Hochul for consideration.
Read MoreStec Blasts Proposed Redistricting Measure
State Senator Dan Stec is criticizing legislation being advanced by New York Democrats that could lead to new congressional district maps. Stec says the proposal amounts to political gerrymandering and argues it goes against voters’ past support for an independent redistricting process. He says he plans to vote against the measure, calling it a partisan […]
Read MoreNew York Expands Heat Relief Programs
New York State is expanding programs aimed at helping residents stay safe during extreme heat. New funding will support cooling centers, community resilience hubs, and public cooling spaces, while eligibility is being expanded for free air conditioners through state assistance programs. The state says the effort is part of its ongoing Extreme Heat Action Plan.
Read MoreState Warns Of Funeral And Identity Theft Scams
New York state is warning consumers about funeral fraud and identity theft targeting families after a loved one’s death. Officials say scammers may create fake funeral home websites, fraudulent donation pages, or use personal information from obituaries to open credit accounts. Residents are encouraged to verify businesses, protect sensitive information, and monitor financial records for […]
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