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Harvey Weinstein to face judge before retrial commences

Harvey Weinstein is set to appear in court for a hearing related to his retrial on rape charges, following the dismissal of his 2020 conviction

The Horses Lounge in Schenectady Scheduled to Reopen on Tuesday

Longtime local favorite bar, The Horses Lounge, is set to reopen under new ownership in Schenectady on Tuesday, featuring an updated look and menu

Utah family secures legal help to bring their adopted Haitian children home

The Stewart family celebrated their child's birthday with new toys and gifts, eagerly awaiting his return home to enjoy them

Implement these 7 strategies to reduce your family’s food expenses

Strategic grocery shopping and careful cooking can help manage surging food costs and streamline household budget management

Exhibition in Niskayuna Showcases Art from Two Schenectady Painters

Schenectady painters and professors Laini Nemett and Walter Hatke's long-running email correspondence led to a shift in their work and a vibrant art show

Forum on Schenectady DRI projects to be held at Metroplex

A public forum is set to discuss plans for upgrading the Jay Street pedestrian walkway and extending the Alco Heritage Trail, both part of Schenectady’s Downtown Revitalization Initiative funded by a $10 million state grant

Three Additional Hostage Bodies Retrieved from Gaza

Three more bodies of hostages killed in Gaza were recovered by Israel's army as the UN court prepares to rule on the cessation of Israel's military operations in the region

Family confirms US missionary pair murdered by Haitian gang

A married couple from the US, serving as missionaries in Haiti, were killed in a gang attack, according to family members

Study Investigates Affordability of Apartments in Capital Region: Business Insights

A new study reveals that lower-income renters in the core Capital Region would need to work up to 58 hours a week to afford a two-bedroom apartment due to the gap between hourly wage and local fair market rent

Texas State Police Face Lawsuit from Uvalde School Shooting Victims’ Families Over Mishandled Response

Families of 19 victims from the Uvalde elementary school shooting in Texas are suing nearly 100 state police officers over a botched response, while also settling for $2 million with the city
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