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Staying Safe on the Ice in New York: What You Need to Know
As winter settles in, many New Yorkers look forward to ice fishing, skating, and snowmobiling. But before you step onto a frozen lake or pond, it’s crucial to understand ice thickness safety.
Can You Help Solve This 36 Year Old Upstate New York Cold Case?
Pamela Ann Devizzio, a twenty-eight-year-old waitress at Mangino's Restaurant on Saratoga Lake, was a well-known figure in downtown Saratoga Springs' nightlife scene. She often stayed out late, socializing with friends from the local food service industry.
NY State's Largest Affordable Ski Resort Just 90 Mins From Albany
There is one nearby ski resort that checks all of the boxes for affordability, low crowds, and beauty.
Vote! This Upstate New York Children's Museum Vying For US Top10
This museum celebrates fun and games from our childhood and you can vote for it to be one of the top ten children's museums in the United States.
America's Best Ski Town Is In Upstate New York
Many Americans head to Lake Tahoe or one of the many ski resorts in Colorado. But according to The Travel website, the best ski town is right here in Upstate New York.
Heartbroken Family Asks for Help in Upstate New York
A Capital Region family is asking for help with funeral costs and groceries as they deal with the heartbreaking loss of a father and fiancé who was only 37 years old.
Another One in Upstate New York Charged with Animal Abuse
There are few things more heartbreaking than reading or hearing about a situation where innocent animals are neglected, abandoned, or worse, tortured.
Show Your NY State College Pride With These Unique License Plates
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles is offering license plates that represent various colleges and universities from all over the state. You can order your alma matter's license plate through the NY DMV office, online, by mail, or through the DMV Custom Plates Unit.
Snow Plow vs Mailbox: Who's Responsible to Pay in New York State?
We depend on our towns and cities to plow our streets during the winter months in the Capital Region but who is responsible when the snow plow damages our mailboxes? Who foots the bill?