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By Pat Bradley

Absentee Ballot Count Verifies Glens Falls Mayoral Winner

By Carrie Saldo

A four-seasons resort

By Jessica Bloustein

Massachusetts state lawmakers form caucus for Springfield region

Boston, MA – State lawmakers from the Greater Springfield, Massachusetts area have banded together to form a caucus. They plan to work on issues that affect the entire region-specifically the escalating problems involving crime and finances in Springfield.

W-A-M-C's Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief Jessica Bloustein has more.

Capitol Connection #546

Albany, NY – ALAN CHARTOCK SPEAKS WITH NEW YORK STATE SENATOR LIZ KRUEGER. ALAN AND SENATOR KRUEGER DISCUSS THE RECENT ELECTIONS, AND WHAT IT WILL MEAN FOR THE LEGISLATURE SHOULD THE DEMOCRATS TAKE THE MAJORITY IN 2006 OR 2008. AIR DATE: 11/18/05

By Pat Bradley

Company Acquires Georgia Pacific

By Pat Bradley

Group Says Vermont 15 Years in Behind Compliance To Clean Water Act

Montpelier, VT – Stormwater runoff is at issue between an environmental group and the state of Vermont. The Conservation Law Foundation is challenging the state's failure to comply with the federal Clean Water Act for 15 years. The group also claims they have been denied access to state records on the issue. WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley has more.

By Carrie Saldo

Condos proposed for Copake, N.Y.

Copake, NY – Two local chambers of commerce are working together to disseminate information about a proposed condominium project that could help boost business in both Berkshire and Columbia counties. WAMC's Berkshire Bureau Chief, Carrie Saldo has more;

By Arielle Trimm

Albany D.A. Launches "Safe Homes" Initiative

Albany, NY – Albany District Attorney David Soares has announced a new Initiative in partnership with local law enforment aimed at making local neighborhoods safer. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief Arielle Trimm...

By Deborah Runcie

Development Includes Building of Supermarket

Poughkeepsie, NY – People who live in Poughkeepsie and its outskirts, may no longer have to pay for taxicabs or take long bus rides outside of the area, in order to do their grocery shopping.

WAMC'S Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Deborah Runcie has more.

By Jessica Bloustein

Springfield and teachers reach impasse

Springfield, MA – Three years of negotiations between the city of Springfield, Massachusetts and is teachers union have reached an impasse. Springfield teachers have rejected the city's final offer.

W-A-M-C's Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief Jessica Bloustein reports.