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After spending some time with a few of it's residents this morning at our WGNA 'Rebuild Cohoes' broadcast, I've never felt better about a city and it's ability to rise after the horrific fire.

Bridget Simpson of Ticonderoga plans to swim the 32 mile length of Lake George starting today at the public docks in Lake George Village, according to New York Upstate.

I always love getting involved and being part of great local fundraising events. I won't be jumping in Saratoga Lake but you can.

A few years ago, this brave dog's story turned him into a local celebrity. Thanks to your support, the dog found a home, but he needs you again.

I'm totally in the Christmas spirit. My tree is up at home. My house is decorated. All of my holiday purchases are wrapped and snuggled around the tree. So, how do I keep the spirit going all season long? It involves you and YOUR gifts!

The always hustling and bustling Caroline Street is a little quieter since a Thanksgiving Day fire that has caused four of its busiest restaurants to close.

There is a good chance that if you're reading this, you know where your next meal is coming from. In fact, maybe you just came back from the vending machine after spend $1.25 on a bag of chips.

Did you know that in 2013, there were 49.1 million Americans that were unsure of where or when they'd find their next meal? It's something so many of us take for granted: food; a warm meal. That's why the 3rd Annual Capital Region High School Hunger Games is so important, especially as the holidays approach.

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'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!

Josh Keyes of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers is a former student of Chatham High School and this weekend he's headed home in support of a fellow Chatham native.

It was the most heartbreaking news any of us could hear the week leading into Father's Day: a 16-year-old hit by a car and killed on 787's Bridge Street intersection in Cohoes. With tragedy a community rallies and you can help Brittany Knight's family.