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WAMC New York News
3:24 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

25 years in the biz

Stockbridge, MA – A Berkshire County choreographer is celebrating 25 years of creating movement and dance in the area. Our Berkshire Bureau Chief, Carrie Saldo recently spoke with Dawn Lane about her career thus far and where to go from here:

WAMC New York News
2:37 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

S.P.A.C. Breaks Even For The First Time In 15 Years

Saratoga Springs, NY – For the first time in 15 years, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center will break even for it's summer season. That announcement came Wednesday at a post season membership meeting. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
2:35 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

S.P.A.C. Breaks Even For The First Time In 15 Years

Saratoga Springs, NY – For the first time in 15 years, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center will break even for it's summer season. That announcement came Wednesday at a post season membership meeting. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
2:35 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

S.P.A.C. Breaks Even For The First Time In 15 Years

Saratoga Springs, NY – For the first time in 15 years, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center will break even for it's summer season. That announcement came Wednesday at a post season membership meeting. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
11:42 am
Wed October 26, 2005

Early Season Snow Thrills Tourism Industry, Challenges Utilities

Plattsburgh, NY – Heavy, wet snow has fallen across much of the region creating slippery road conditions, toppling trees and power lines, and making the ski industry very happy. WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley has more.

WAMC New York News
11:41 am
Wed October 26, 2005

Springfield teachers meet with mayor

Springfield, MA – Springfield, Massachusetts Mayor Charles Ryan is meeting this afternoon with the city's teachers union in an effort to break a contract deadlock.

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

WAMC New York News
9:17 am
Wed October 26, 2005

Privatization in Holyoke at center of debate

Holyoke, MA – The Massachusetts State Legislature is considering a measure to ban privatization of water and sewer treatment plants. For the city of Holyoke, that issue is at the center of a debate between the mayor and city council.

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

WAMC New York News
4:23 pm
Tue October 25, 2005

USDA Plans Forum on Farm Bill in Vermont

South Burlington, VT – The U-S Department of Agriculture has been holding forums around the country about what should be included in the 2007 Farm Bill. On Wednesday, the Agency's Under Secretary of Rural Development will hear from Vermont farmers, officials and advocates in South Burlington. More from WAMC North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley.

WAMC New York News
4:11 pm
Tue October 25, 2005

Albany's "CareerLinks" Turns 5

Albany, NY – NY State Senator Neil Breslin was one of a few lawmakers on hand in Albany Tuesday to help celebrate the five year anniversary of the nonprofit agency called CareerLinks. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
4:02 pm
Tue October 25, 2005

Clergy to work with law enforcement in Springfield

Springfield, MA – Springfield law enforcement officials and members of the city's religious community are taking the first steps toward working together to fight violence in the city.

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

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