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Possible Changes to the TikTok Bill in the Senate: An Overview

The Senate may amend a bill passed by the House that requires TikTok to divest from ByteDance within six months, potentially extending the deadline for the forced sale

Hochul unveils budget framework while legislators persist in fine-tuning details

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has unveiled a $237 billion budget plan focusing on housing construction, migrant influx, and illegal marijuana shops

Justice demanded by aunt of starved Schenectady child who died

A man has been arrested and charged with second-degree manslaughter and three misdemeanors after his 5-year-old daughter, Charlotte Buskey, died of starvation in their home

Report Claims Unpreventable Bombing at Afghanistan Airport Resulted in 13 Troop Deaths, Including One from Utah

A new US review concludes that the August 2021 suicide bombing at Kabul airport, which killed US troops and Afghans, was not preventable and the suspicious "bald man in black" was not the bomber

Celebrating America’s Varied Natural Splendor during National Park Week

National Park Week begins on April 20, with all US parks that usually charge an entrance fee offering free admission

Interim DEC Commissioner Role Given to Resident of Colonie

Sean Mahar is set to become the interim commissioner of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, replacing Basil Seggos, while a national search is conducted for a permanent replacement

Schenectady Tourism Authorities Express Optimism Over Hotel Proposals

Schenectady County's tourism sector is in urgent need of additional hotel rooms as existing ones are fully booked ahead of the summer season, according to Todd Garofano, executive director of Discovery Schenectady

12-Year-Old Girl and Man Detained for Series of Armed Thefts in LA County

An 18-year-old man and a 12-year-old girl have been arrested in connection with a series of armed robberies across Los Angeles County

Employee at German museum dismissed for displaying his personal artwork in the gallery

Aspiring artist is in trouble with his employer and the police after he hung his own artwork in a famous museum

McCarthy urged by League of Women Voters to nominate police review board candidate

The League of Women Voters urges Schenectady Mayor Gary McCarthy to progress with its nominee for the city's Civilian Police Review Board, which has been pending for six months
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