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Race Heats Up For Paul Tonko's Seat

Thu, Jul 12 2007 Listen
The Republican candiate in the upcoming special election for Paul Tonko's Assembly seat has unveiled his "I 90 West Jobs Plan," designed to re-ignite the economic engine driving Montgomery and Schenectady counties.

Dear Governor

Thu, Jul 12 2007 Listen
An area mayor writes Eliot Spitzer, urging him to take action.

Power Still Out for Many New Yorkers

Wed, Jul 11 2007 Listen
Severe thunderstorms have left much of the region without power.

Ulster County Schools Get an F

Wed, Jul 11 2007 Listen
A study in Forbes magazine says schools in the county are among the worst in the nation in their category. But school officials say the report is flawed.

Tech City: the Great Green Hope?

Tue, Jul 10 2007 Listen
Tech-City, the new owner of the former IBM complex near Kingston, hopes to speed up IBM's cleanup efforts on the site to help attract green tenants.

Dangerous Dams

Mon, Jul 9 2007 Listen
The state is getting tough on what it says are dangerous dams.

New Polls: Consumer Confidence & The Economy

Mon, Jul 9 2007 Listen
Consumer Confidence is down and New Yorkers are skeptical about the economy.

Ulster County Follows the Business Model

Mon, Jul 9 2007 Listen
The latest in department consolidations begins this week in Ulster County as officials prepare for a new form of government.

Is Dutchess Green Enough

Fri, Jul 6 2007 Listen
Dutchess County announced that this year's initiative is to go green. But some think much more is needed.

Hospital Closure Could Leave Central NY Teens Stranded

Fri, Jul 6 2007 Listen
Parents of troubled teens in Central New York may have to deal with sending their children to distant facilities for treatment.

Dealing with Dogs in Dutchess County

Thu, Jul 5 2007 Listen
The problem in East Fishkill is barking dogs - specifically, commercial kennels in residential neighborhoods. But the town is having trouble finding a solution.

Sex Offenders and Displaced Families in the Same Motels?

Thu, Jul 5 2007 Listen
Allegations have been raised claiming low income families in Albany County are being housed in the same hotels as registered sex offenders.

Mayor's Cup Goes On Despite Budget Crunch

Thu, Jul 5 2007 Listen
Plattsburgh Mayor's Cup Festival shortened, regatta this weekend

Feds: Albany Airport Safe

Thu, Jul 5 2007 Listen
Federal officials want to reassure the public that the skies around Albany International Airport remain friendly.

Far From Home

Tue, Jul 3 2007 Listen
As the War in Iraq rages on, soldiers think of home and the July 4th holiday.

Tougher Mercury Rules

Tue, Jul 3 2007 Listen
New legislation which will impose stricter emissions standards on 'dirty' coal plants was announced today.

APA Nominee Withdrawn

Tue, Jul 3 2007 Listen
Governor's nominee to head APA Board of Commissioners withdrawn because of debate over address.

Exclusive Development Proposal Gets Mixed Welcome

Mon, Jul 2 2007 Listen
Fueled by money from AOL co-founder Steve Case, Canopy Development is negotiating to turn a quaint lakeside hotel into a gated resort.

New Crime Unit Makes Its First Big Bust

Mon, Jul 2 2007 Listen
The county's new task force aimed at fighting drugs and gangs has made a major bust - and drawn some criticism.

Changes in Glens Falls

Mon, Jul 2 2007 Listen
Construction is underway on a $30 million renovation and expansion of the old Adirondack Scenic building at the corner of Hudson Avenue and Elm Street. The former factory is being transformed into The Mill Condominiums.

Albany Gold

Mon, Jul 2 2007 Listen
Albany County Comptroller Mike Conners releases the results of what he calls his quot;Albany Goldquot; ethanol experiment.

Renewable Energy Booms in New York

Fri, Jun 29 2007 Listen
The area's power company is swamped with requests for solar power and it's hoping the state will give it a break.

Nature's Fury

Fri, Jun 29 2007 Listen
A boy dies after being struck by lightning and a Central NY town comes back to life after a devastating flood.

The Search For Suzanne

Fri, Jun 29 2007 Listen
After nine years, Suzy Lyall's parents hold out hope she'll be found.

Excessive Overtime At Mental Facility

Thu, Jun 28 2007 Listen
A state audit leads to overtime policy changes at the Hudson River Psychiatric Center.

Wondering About Wind Power

Thu, Jun 28 2007 Listen
The Town of Greenfield waits to see if a proposed wind farm will ever be built.

Where Are the Bees?

Thu, Jun 28 2007 Listen
Hudson Valley growers say they're feeling the effects of Colony Collapse Disorder...and Washington is noticing.

Big Changes Proposed For New Baltimore

Wed, Jun 27 2007 Listen
An ambitious development project is in the planning stages for Greene County.

Election 2007

Wed, Jun 27 2007 Listen
This odd-election year is shaping up to be an interesting one in the Capital Region.

Bicycle Safety

Tue, Jun 26 2007 Listen
There are rules bicyclists in New York State must follow.

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