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WAMC’s David Guistina in conversation with Mike Goodwin, News Editor of The Times Union, about a manhunt that continues this morning as police try to find the Cohoes man wanted in the stabbing death Saturday of his girlfriend.
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WAMC’s David Guistina in conversation with Kevin Moran, Executive Editor of The Berkshire Eagle, about declining enrollment in the public schools that’s led to a big conversation about combining schools in Northern Berkshire County.
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Mostly sunny today with more clouds in southern New York and New England. with the chance of a shower. Highs in the lower to mid-70s.
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WAMC’ David Guistina in conversation with Mike Goodwin, News Editor at the Times Union, about New York attorney general Letitia James being to defend the state’s shield law from a Texas challenge.
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