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A woman is being held at the Clinton County Jail in Plattsburgh after her arrest by the Schenectady Police Department.
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The University of Vermont and the University of Maine are collaborating on a new online course intended to help maple producers prepare for and adapt to climate change
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Authorities say a now-former Western New England University student was arrested this week after police found weapons, a pressure cooker, ball bearings and more in his dorm.
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The Vermont attorney general’s office has determined that an officer involved non-fatal shooting on New Year’s Day in Ludlow was justified.
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An Ulster County Court jury has found a former New York State trooper guilty of manslaughter in the high-speed chase on the Thruway that killed an 11-year-old girl in 2020.
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Parents sending their children to the YMCA Bright Beginnings in Plattsburgh are scrambling to find day care after a state agency suspended the facility’s license.
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For the superstitious, Friday the 13th is unlucky. But in the tattoo industry, it’s a day many tattoo artists and people hoping to get tattoos treasure – a day when people can get quickly inked for a discount.
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The Siena University’s men’s basketball team clinched their spot in the big dance Tuesday, marking the first time since 2010 the Saints will appear in the NCAA Tournament.
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The FBI Albany Field Office says it found potential plans of violence at Siena when processing a cellphone 23-year-old Dawson Maloney used.
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The Great Barrington, Massachusetts, Selectboard is soliciting community feedback on proposed changes to Berkshire Regional Transit Authority routes.
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After outcry from activists, Massachusetts has launched a new online portal for residents to report alleged misconduct by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.
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Two years after her first attempt, Nadia Milleron of Sheffield, Massachusetts, says she’s challenging Democratic Congressman Richard Neal as an independent candidate.