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Buenos Aires hotel where One Direction’s Liam Payne passed away is searched by Argentine police

Argentinian police have raided the Buenos Aires hotel where former One Direction singer Liam Payne stayed before his fatal fall from a third-floor balcony last week

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For redevelopment - 111th Assembly candidate Joe Mastroianni is accused of mail theft, debris shuts down Rip Van Winkle Bridge, and a historic building in Schenectady is set for redevelopment

Schenectady Holiday Parade to debut sensory-friendly area for viewers this year

Schenectady County announces new features for the 55th Annual Holiday Parade, including a sensory-friendly space and a second grandstand

Pentagon reports two US military personnel wounded in operation that eliminated ISIS members in Iraq

Two US service members were injured and multiple ISIS operatives killed during a joint US-Iraqi raid in Iraq, according to the Defense Department

Schenectady Council Schedules Vote on $116M Budget Proposal

The Schenectady City Council is set to vote on a $116 million budget for 2025, which includes a property tax increase and the use of $3 million in unallocated American Rescue Plan Act funding

New Zealand airport encourages quicker farewell hugs

New Zealand's Dunedin airport has imposed a three-minute limit on goodbye hugs in the drop-off area to prevent traffic jams

New Studies Contradict Initial Research, Indicate Children Can Be Affected by Long COVID

Evidence suggests that even mild COVID-19 cases can have lingering effects on children and teens, impacting millions and affecting between 1 in 5 and 1 in 10 pediatric infections

Iconic Schenectady Building Set for Renovation

A historic building in downtown Schenectady, the former Alexandra Apartment Hotel, is set to undergo a complete renovation by local development team J&J Apartments LLC

Buffalo News from WKBW WHNY

New York State has launched a program to reduce electric bills, with savings expected to be seen by 2026

Schenectady council reaches agreement to pay tribute to restaurant owners

Late Italian restaurateurs Luigi Battaglioli and Marlene Hill will each have a street named after them in Schenectady's Little Italy neighborhood, following a City Council compromise
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