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Sunday, October 31

Cuomo visits Lakeside Farms

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Friday, October 29

DNA leads to arrest of Mechanicville man

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Councilman quits committee over senior shake-up

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S-G School District efficiency study in the works

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Rotterdam Little League finds a home on Burdeck Street

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Thursday, October 28

Man arrested in alleged pavement scam

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Farley, Savage vie for 44th Senate District

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Amedore, Santabarbara vie for 105th Assembly Seat

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Two new faces vie for Rotterdam Town Board

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Rosenberg, Wierzbowski face off for Glenville Town Board

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Lombardo challenges Kastberg in Scotia's mayor race

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Search for remains in Virginia yields nothing

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Three vie for two Scotia trustee seats

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Breslin, Carey, Domenici square off for 46th Senate District

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Glen budget rises to 4.5 percent residential tax increase

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Fair Campaign panel finds one violation

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Former Elks lodge secretary pleads guilty to felony

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Residents warn board to watch spending

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How you can be proactive with the new voting system

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Town of Malta to meet with NYSESDC chairman

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Crossgates to continue Halloween festivities

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Wednesday, October 27

DWI patrol scheduled for Halloween weekend

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Niskayuna gets a second shot at Troy

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Collision course set for Class A teams

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Ben Kraines wins Foothills title

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Shen wins the game, but Saratoga gets the No. 1 seed

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Oakroom Artists showcase local works

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'Major retailer' eyes vacant Kmart site

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Man allegedly uses Facebook for illegal sex acts and drug sales

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Candidates spar over fiscal and moral issues

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Early morning debate still spirited

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District praised for healthy lunches

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Saratoga ArtsFest names new executive director

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Bringing the farm to the classroom

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Tuesday, October 26

Bethlehem volleyball wraps up South Division title

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Rice receives league honor

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Monday, October 25

Poetry in print

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Developer plans Slingerlands apartments

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Friday, October 22

Schenectady man arrested for public lewdness

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Schalmont schools start roundtable discussions

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Court lifts hold on Stanford Home

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Chemicals found in Glenville groundwater

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Shaker stuns Ballston Spa

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Bethlehem takes care of business against Columbia

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Guilderland handles Averill Park

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Thursday, October 21

Citizen Gloria

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Police name suspect in Taco Bell incident

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Fatal one car crash in Malta

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Voters narrowly approve $49.3 million facilities project

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Budget meeting sees much discussed, little resolved

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Wednesday, October 20

'Pirates' to be topsy-turvy show

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Bobby Unser visits Saratoga Automobile Museum

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Ballston Spa ties Shenenendehowa

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Beckfords win individual events for Scotia-Glenville

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Mohonasen-Schalmont swims past Troy

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Ballston Spa fends off Shaker

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Shen swimmers rally past Niskayuna

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Burnt Hills dominates Saratoga Springs

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Bethlehem swimmers edge Guilderville

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Town Board to talk budget...again

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Bethlehem sweeps Colonie

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EXCLUSIVE: Santabarbara: tape proves my job was threatened

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Tuesday, October 19

Cops: Coach sent 'adult' emails to player

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Danz takes on Tonko in Debate

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Niskayuna police investigate reported rape

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Retirement on the road

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Police seek more victims in stalking case

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Monday, October 18

Rotterdam fight leads to weapon arrests

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The tap is turned

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Police: Taco Bell employee stabbed by coworker

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Nisky unveils tentative budget

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Sunday, October 17

High-Tech business leaves, Domenici attacks

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Friday, October 15

'Arthur' comes to Saratoga

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Hattie's to open quick service eatery in Wilton

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Duathlon along historic Mohawk Towpath

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Cool down winter heating bills

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Attachment release policy voted into law

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Kinzel has big afternoon for Guilderland volleyball

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Rice, Oskam lead Bethlehem past Mohonasen

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Ballston Spa swims past Saratoga Springs

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Shenendehowa eases past Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake

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Beckfords lead Scotia-Glenville swimmers

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Thursday, October 14

Bethlehem bests Loudonville Christian in non-league match

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McDonald, Yepsen debate

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Colonie edges Mohonasen in five games

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President of Chamber of Southern Saratoga leaving in December

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Auditor: One-time tax little help to deficit

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A clash over concessions

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Update: Santabarbara files fair campaign complaint

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Rotterdam divided over budget

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Damietta Center promotes cross-cultural understanding

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Decision made on town's water future

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Wednesday, October 13

An exhibit with sole

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Cashin earns second league award

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JMJC team wins seven medals in Montreal

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Bethlehem gets by Averill Park in four games

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Top-ranked Shaker wins dual meet

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Niskayuna boys sweep Bethlehem, Colonie

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Man attempts robbery at Adirondack Trust in Saratoga

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Cyberbully law sent back to committee

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Shaker freshman balances multiple musical interests

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Candidates face off

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Suburban decay

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Tuesday, October 12

Farley, Savage to debate tonight

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The secret ingredient? Teamwork

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Monday, October 11

Taking steps toward a bike and walk friendly town

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Colonie resident charged with forging official documents

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Putting a new spin on delivery

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Talking trash with Colonie

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Saturday, October 9

Saratoga steals Bethlehem's night under the lights

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Guilderville glides by Gloversville-Mayfield

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Barone leads Siena rally

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Friday, October 8

Santabarbara files fair campaign complaint against Amedore

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Italian Festival focuses on culture

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Carrot Festival takes the cake

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Colonie's DRP fails to cut deficit

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SCCC receives $11.2 million grant

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Toys for Tots train chugs on

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Reverse trick-or-treating exposes cocoa woes

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Grady assists SUNY-Cobleskill women's volleyball team

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Leuchanka, Finnegan lead UAlbany runners

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Wright helps UAlbany beat Colgate

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Bethlehem edges Ballston Spa

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Melewski wins two events for Ravena swim team

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Zoning Board criticizes cell tower design

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Buy local movement to hold bash

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Thursday, October 7

Spa residents could see 8.48 percent tax hike

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Last Hurdle for Guilderland Indoor Track

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Early outs key in budget

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Memorial service for Tom Little planned

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Two arrested for selling crack with 2-year-old present

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Wednesday, October 6

Glenville unveils tentative budget

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Katie Rowan joins UAlbany lacrosse staff

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County approves nearly $293 million budget

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An abolitionist's tale

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Stanford Home goes back to court

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R'dam budget proposes over 11 percent tax increase

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New BC busing brings complaints, changes

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Library to host sword-wielding book launch

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Tuesday, October 5

Bethlehem needs five games to beat Shenendehowa

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Guilderland spikes Niskayuna in league match

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Niskayuna boys sweep cross country meet

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Swett, Brown lead BH-BL past Guilderville

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Shenendehowa cruises past Mohonasen-Schalmont

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Emma Willard fends off Ravena swimmers

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Voorheesville wins own tournament

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Keeping clear of hospital care

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Local organizations want you to 'drop your drawers'

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Monday, October 4

Siena women's soccer cracks top 25

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Bethlehem pulls out victory over Saratoga

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Library accepting food for fines

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BC to hold cyberbullying panel

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Mohon student is NYSTI's Helen Keller

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Dirt bikers enter debate

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Sunday, October 3

Colonie girls win Grout Run

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Saturday, October 2

Voorheesville hangs on for key win

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Friday, October 1

Police: Arrest made in 'murder for hire' case

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Local couple helps Haiti

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County underwater

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Colonie responds to West Albany flooding UPDATE

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Delmar pot grower pleads guilty

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Free dinner, party of 200

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