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Savor Global Flavors at Schenectady’s Central Park – A Miniature Culinary Journey

Schenectady's Central Park will host the Music Haven concert series this summer, with select shows featuring a Taste of Schenectady food festival

In 2024, American and British voters exhibit mutual distrust towards their leaders, reflecting their shared historical ties

British voters are set to choose a new Parliament on July 4, with expectations of a Labour government taking over after 14 years of Conservative rule

Tropical Storm Beryl heads for southeast Caribbean, with potential to escalate into a hurricane

Tropical Storm Beryl is heading towards the southeast Caribbean and could become the year's first hurricane, prompting a hurricane watch and warnings of flash flooding and power outages in Barbados

Progress continues on Ellis Medicine nursing home shutdown

Ellis Medicine is progressing with plans to close its McClellan Street nursing home, but the future of the 18-acre campus remains uncertain

Armorer from ‘Rust’ claims evidence was concealed by state, seeks prison release

Lawyers for "Rust" film's chief weapons handler, Hannah Gutierrez, claim prosecutors withheld favorable evidence during her manslaughter trial

Assange, WikiLeaks Founder, Returns to Australia as a Free Man Following US Agreement

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange returns to Australia after pleading guilty to violating U.S. espionage law, ending a 14-year legal battle

Progress continues on affordable housing project in Hamilton Hill

Schenectady is moving forward with a project to replace eight blighted buildings with affordable housing, expected to be completed by 2027, in line with the opening of a new supermarket

Primary results indicate Miller-Herrera likely to secure Democratic nomination for Schenectady County Family Court Judge

Samantha Miller-Herrera is likely to be the Democratic nominee for the Schenectady County Family Court judge position, with no Republican challengers in sight for the November general election

Wyoming to Reopen Vital Commuter Highway Three Weeks Post Landslide

Crews are nearing completion of a temporary route around a landslide that closed Wyoming Highway 22, a vital road for thousands of workers in a western Wyoming resort town, with officials hoping to reopen the road by Friday

Over 1,000 perish in extreme heat during Hajj pilgrimage

Over 1,000 people, mostly Egyptians, died during this year's Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca due to extreme heat
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