March 2, 2012 Plenty of good reading this week on wgna.com - here are the three most read stories, minus our winter storm coverage. Check them out and don't miss what everyone is reading about!
Federal authorities have accused a Rexford woman of hiring an illegal immigrant from India to work in her mansion for nearly three years. 39-year old Annie George and her now-decesased husband, Mathai Kolath George, initially hired the woman back in 2005.
New York - While gas prices are almost 40 cents more than a year ago, analysts are certain the price of gas will stay below the $5 mark this summer- provided a war doesn’t break out in the Middle East.
Saratoga - Two Saratoga fishermen had to be rescued yesterday from the middle of Saratoga Lake around noon Thursday.
State - One of the biggest problems with shale gas drilling or hydrofracking is how to handle all the contaminated wastewater.
New York - After two years of tense negotiations between state officials and union leaders, an agreement over how New York teachers will be evaluated has been reached.
State - Governor Cuomo is threatening to impose a teacher evaluation system if an agreement between the state Education Department and New York State United Teachers is not reached by today.
Capital Region-Gas prices once again are fluctuating, but not in favor of the consumer.
New York- A recent federal study shows multiple municipalities nationwide need more than $300 billion.
A deal has been reached in the assault case against Rodney Atkins.
New York - An auditing firm claims spending on the World Trade Center is out of control. The cost of the project has escalated by $4 billion over the last four years.
