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The Troy Record announced that plans for the yearly Capital Region Grown Up Egg Hunt are changing. You're telling me there's a way to participate in an egg hunt but I don't have to drag a kid along with me? Sign me up!

When you don't have a girlfriend, you have a lot of time according to Will Boyajian of Clifton Park. But if you ask me this guys gonna have the ladies lining up with his good heart!

With so many cutbacks happening to our schools throughout the country, some say it is important to focus on the fundamentals like math, English, and sciences, and some also want to protect the arts.

I know you don't want to wrap presents yourself, I know this because I hate doing it too! I will however do it for you if you will help us to raise money for WGNA's "Shop With A Cop". Bethany and I will be at Crossgates Mall today from 5 pm to 7 pm wrapping presents for charity and we would love to see you there...

If you know me at all you know that making sure all children have a magical Christmas has always been a passion for me. I'm going to make it happen again this year, and need your help.

Obviously Crossgates Mall is a Black Friday destination for everyone, but we have got an extra special reason for you to come down nice and early on Friday morning. The Sean and Bethany Show will be broadcasting LIVE and we will have 5 autographed guitars that we are raffling off to raise money for WGNA's Shop With A Cop Charity. These are gifts that you just can't buy for that country music lover

"Why doesn't she just leave?"

Back in August a community was devastated by the loss of 16-year old Morgan Bowers who was struck and killed by an Amtrak train while walking along the tracks. Two months later, as we approach Halloween a local family is doing something special for those she left behind.

It was a warm evening on Cape Cod in 1986. A family vacation was about to turn into one heck of a hospital visit. At just 3 years old, my tiny little body would lie in a hospital bed with doctors completely puzzled.

Assistant Principal is a thankless job. You toil and work to help your community's youth expand and extend their minds and never get the credit.  While the Principal gets all the glory and the teachers get all the apples you go about your day and walk the halls in anonymity, hoping that one day someone will notice you...

It's the inaugural rubber duck derby in support of autism awareness coming up this October and it's sure to be one heck of a sight!

The Albany Chapter of the Autism Society Of America is hosting a duck derby in Scotia on Oct. 8. What's a duck derby, you ask? Well, it's where they take hundreds of rubber duckies and place them in the river in a race to the finish line. If your duck is the one who finishes first you win a cool $300.