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News 2009 October

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Friday, October 30

Saratoga football streaks into semifinals

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Shenendehowa boys earn No. 1 seed for Sectionals

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Rotterdam Republicans hold community forum

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Bethlehem Town Board candidates take questions in debate

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Saratoga Springs Club 388 stabber pleads guilty and will go to state prison.

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Clifton Park's 2010 budget includes extra funds for seniors and facility improvements

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Bethlehem supervisor candidates meet in debate

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Thursday, October 29

Human remains identified as missing Colorado girl

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Guilderland hosts special budget meeting tonight

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Cunningham wins Bethlehem WFP line

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Niskayuna hooks (and laterals) for a win

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Schalmont to rely on defense in Class B playoffs

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Bethlehem candidates to debate tonight

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Bethlehem WFP ballots to be opened

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Colonie supervisor candidates face off

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Wednesday, October 28

Festival of Nations provides a glimpse of cultures across the globe

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Top-seeded Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake girls in familiar position

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Colonie football experiences dE-ja-vu at Saratoga

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Albany County appeals for used cell phone donations

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Jordan says Di Maggio flyer is unfair

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Colonie candidates to face off in debate (10/28)

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Tuesday, October 27

Dillon King closes in on scoring record

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A tie means a title for Bethlehem boys soccer

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Colonie hotel/motel owners decide whether to take sex offenders

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The beat goes on overseas

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Armed robbery of Nisky gas station being investigated

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Delmar Farmers Market adds winter dates

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Monday, October 26

Attorney: Land swap unnecessary for Latham Water Tank project

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New Scotland Debate Video is Here

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Guilderland to host safety night

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Bethlehem shows Guilderland who's boss with four-goal second half

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Guilderland upsets LaSalle in overtime

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Work to begin on rail crossing at Outlet Road and Rt. 50

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Friday, October 23

Saratoga starts playoffs at home

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Local landowner raises concerns about new sidewalk

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Local buisness owner to fight town in court

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Messina to file appeal in WFP case

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North Country Start! Heart Walk tomorrow

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G'land schools not closing due to flu: Superintendent

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New Scotland candidates debate zoning, ethics

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Thursday, October 22

BC rules out elementary cell towers

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake sweeps team titles at own invitational

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Schalmont clinches West Division title again

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Niskayuna gains park space

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Global Foundries to host community open house

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Wednesday, October 21

Old Colonie homes get new life as training structures

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Food for thought:Taste of Ballston event raises money for BH-BL Education Foundation

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BREAKING NEWS: Appeal reverses decision in Bethlehem supervisor WFP race

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Singing to stop cancer

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Niskayuna field hockey no longer undefeated, but still in control

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Shenendehowa swimmers fend off Niskayuna

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Armed robbery at Guilderland bank night deposit

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The debate that wasn't: Rotterdam GOP candidates blast forum which dems are no-show

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Woman allegedly stole from Glenmont church collections

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CBA and La Salle not to merge

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Tuesday, October 20

Cyclocross is alive in New York

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Colonie can thank Shaker for playoff berth

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BC rolls out text message notification system

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Bethlehem police investigating robbery

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Colonie Supervisor blasts GOP land swap mailer

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Sphere clears air on endorsement issue

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McGarry calls for boycott of Rotterdam supervisor debates

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Monday, October 19

Spa City police investigate attempted assault

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Bethlehem earns No. 3 seed for football playoffs

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Bethlehem hockey team raises money for season

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Planning Board hears Dutchmen Acres proposal

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Malta to offer free cancer screening for uninsured men and women

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Bethlehem supervisor candidate floats alternative budget proposal

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The Muffin Man giveth

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Mohon bank pays off in financial experience

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Pantries feeling the pinch

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Sunday, October 18

South Colonie Buildings and Grounds Super retires

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Friday, October 16

Guilderland girls topple Columbia

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Shenendehowa boys wrap up North Division title

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Assemblymen help Town of Colonie move homes for training

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Yiddish Fest 2008 at Schencetady Jewish Community Center

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S-G students collect coats for a cause

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Wildlife rehab is icing on the cake

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5K to raise awareness, funds for cancer treatment

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Fall activities in Guilderland

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Thursday, October 15

Bethlehem Soccer Club to celebrate anniversary

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Report: Bethlehem open space preservation will take cooperation

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Shenendehowa swims past Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake

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Schalmont tops Cohoes

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Parks and Rec to host Halloween Hay Day this Sunday

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Community Cleanup Day volunteers needed

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12th Annual Falling Leaves Festival scheduled for Oct. 24

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Mohonasen foundation announces annual silent auction

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Wednesday, October 14

Delmar Rotary Club seeks exchange students

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Albany County leg passes nursing home amendment

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NYSTI breathes life into Sleepy Hollow legend

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Hold all playoff tickets in Colonie

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Niskayuna denies Scotia-Glenville a shot at second place

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BH-BL Spartans make a statement

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LaSalle handles Bethlehem

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Niskayuna shuts out Shaker

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Ballston Spa dominates Saratoga Springs

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Bethlehem boys maintain hold on first place

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Bethlehem wins game, loses a player

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Candidates set debate in Bethlehem

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Shaker girls soccer holds its own

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Shaker wins Manhattan Invitational division title

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Rotterdam GOP calls Dem challenger 'illiterate,' Dems say accusation against supervisor candidate 'ridiculous' and 'degrading'

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ATV crash victim identified

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Duthcmen Acres presentation in Guilderland

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South Colonie voters to decide on school bus proposition Wednesday, Oct. 14.

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Tuesday, October 13

On the fence in Bethlehem

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Sphere and Bender owners terminate contract, Sphere seeks new parcel in 'market'

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Fresh Market breaks ground in Latham

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Guilderland tentative budget workshops scheduled

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A stroll to support Carey Foundation

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Hudson sails to FMS

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Monday, October 12

Clifton Park Still Negotiating With Colonie On Stony Creek Reservoir Sale

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Friday, October 9

Albany County executive proposes cuts in 2010

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Rotterdam Police Investigate Armed Robbery

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Remembering Katie

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Art in Flux at Albany church

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Endorsement boosts Niskayuna town board candidate

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Albany County lawmakers propose new nursing home

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G.H.S student commits suicide

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Thursday, October 8

Guilderland gets souped up for event

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Renovations of Kwanis Park Completed in Rotterdam

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Mohonasen school board talks flu

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New Private School Announces Plans for the Capital District

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Cell tower opponents dial in concerns to BC

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Town Board lowers speed limit on Pollock Road in Latham

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Wednesday, October 7

Nat Phipps

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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

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Emerald Dawn

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Rob Skane

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Ryan Bingham and the Dead Horses

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Peppino D'Agostino

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Gibson Brothers

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Steve Scarlatta

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Three Quarter North

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Renaissance

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The Seafarer

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Clark Art Institute

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Tang Teaching Museum and Gallery

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Siena College

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Mimosa Gallery

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Albany Institute of Art

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Power outages reported throughout Capital District

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Orienteering is where it's at

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Claws out in cat fight

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Garden grows on Bethlehem Central Middle School students

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Colonie debate date set

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Seven New Scotland Republicans leave the committee

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NIskayuna kid races for the cure

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Ballston budget includes tax district

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Clifton Park protects land

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A fuzzy labor of love

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Vincent Gallo leads Schalmont past R-C-S

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Ballston Spa pulls away from CBA

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Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk loses another close game

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Shen coach Mike Campisi earns 500th career win

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Schenectady Christian edges Sharon Springs on late goal

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BH-BL rolls to tournament title

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Roman Sosiak leads Colonie at tournament

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Bethlehem boys volleyball learns lesson at tournament

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Spotlight under new ownership

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Niskayuna PTO website goes green for October

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Police officer injured in auto crash

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Voorheesville school district plans special vote

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Bethlehem tower opponents to demonstrate at BC offices

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Tuesday, October 6

UPDATED Judge keeps ballots sealed in Bethlehem supervisor primary

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Guilderland fire districts plan budget workshops

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Garden club grows on students

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Schenectady Fire Dept. responds to Nisky blaze

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Monday, October 5

Decision over CBA/La Salle merger to be made this month

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Niskayuna school district to hold health information night

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Friday, October 2

Colonie supervisor debate to be held on Oct. 28

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UPDATED-Judge withholds ruling in Bethlehem election lawsuit

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Committee wants nursing home, ammends Breslin's long-term care plan

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New Scotland Republicans step down from committee

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Kid runs for Cure

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Police search for alleged credit scam suspect

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Area woman meets president

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