By Jessica Bloustein

Colonie, NY – The 158-year-old Shaker Meeting House in Colonie, New York, will see its facade restored to the original architecture of the historic Shaker community that settled there in the late 18th century. More from Capital District Bureau Chief Jessica Bloustein:

By Deborah Runcie

Catskill, NY – As internet safety for students becomes a growing concern, more and more schools are
stepping in to instruct parents on how to monitor their children's internet activities.
One school district in Greene County will have a cyber safety expert from the New York
State Police speaking to parents and teachers about ways to protect children.
WAMC's Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Deborah Runcie has more.

By Jessica Bloustein

Schenectady, NY – New Yorkers making remarkable contributions to science will soon be eligible for a new award sponsored by the city and county of Schenectady. The award will bear the name of early 20th century GE scientist Charles Steinmetz, whose contributions to his field and to the city of Schenectady have had a global effect.

WAMC's Capital District Bureau Chief Jessica Bloustein has details.

By Carrie Saldo

Stockbridge, MA – A Norman Rockwell painting suspected by some to be a forgery has been proven such, with the discovery of the original secretly tucked away in the studio of illustrator Donald Trachte. Our Berkshire Bureau Chief, Carrie Saldo has the details of one family's unsuspected discovery;

By Dan Bobkoff

BOSTON, MA – And then there were three. The race for the Democratic nomination for governor of Massachusetts widened today. WAMC's Pioneer Valley Bureau Chief Dan Bobkoff has that story.

By Jessica Bloustein

Saratoga Springs, NY – New York State Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno says this year's budget offers a big helping hand to a major project in Saratoga Springs. More from WAMC's Capital District Bureau Chief Jessica Bloustein.

Albany, NY – Time and Space Limited's Linda Mussmann and Claudia Bruce join Susan and Joe to talk about 30 years of Time and Space history.

For more information: www.timeandspace.org

Albany, NY – Susan and Joe are joined by Dr. Kristin Cristodulu is the Director of the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities at the University at Albany, and Gail Aiken, a registered nurse and the leader of a parent support group called Autism Spectrum Disorders Support Network. Her son John was diagnosed with Autism at the age of three.

For more information on Autism and related disorders, visit:

http://www.albany.edu/psy/autism/autism.html or call the Albany Chapter of the Autism Society of America - (518) 355-2191

By Pat Bradley

Manchester, VT – The company planning a wind farm for Little Equinox Mountain in Manchester, Vermont has been fined and sharply criticized by the regulators. The Vermont Public Service Board has accused Endless Energy, based in Yarmouth, Maine, of disregarding Vermont's regulatory system. WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley has more.

Albany, NY – The first Vox Pop Gardening Show of 2006 features host Susan Arbetter along with regular guest Larry Sombke, and newcomer Dorthe Hviid, Director of Horticulture at the Berkshire Botanical Garden.