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Fans of all-things comics, anime, and movies converged on the Saratoga Springs City Center Saturday to see the force awaken during the city’s annual Spring Comic Con.
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Pro-Palestine encampments at three college campuses in the Hudson Valley came down last week almost as quickly as they went up — one quietly, but two as a result of police enforcement and mass arrests. Now, student protesters and administrators are wondering how to move forward.
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Middle and high school students interested in teaching had the chance to learn about opportunities in education at an event today at the University at Albany.
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(Airs 05/02/24 @ 3 p.m.) WAMC’s David Guistina in conversation with New York state Republican Assembly Minority Leader William Barclay about the recently passed $237 billion state budget.
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Saratoga County and Clifton Park are considering stricter legislation on squatters.
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Municipalities across New York state are receiving an increase in unrestricted state aid for the first time in 15 years.
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Surrounded by the Hudson River, the Hudson-Athens lighthouse has stood for 150 years. And now, a new recognition is boosting the effort to ensure it stands for 150 more.
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WAMC's David Guistina speaks with Ivan Lajara, Senior Editor of The Daily Freeman, about the start of disciplinary actions against the Kingston Housing Authority.
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Saratoga Springs’ June Belmont Stakes weekend will kick off with a free concert.
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Another New York college has announced its closure, with just a few days’ notice. Wells College, in Aurora, says it will shutter its doors at the end of the semester, following years of financial challenges. As students look to find new schooling come fall, the college has tapped a Westchester County university as its preferred teach-out facility.
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The FBI Albany Field Office recently gave students at the University at Albany the chance to complete a Physical Fitness Test for Special Agents.
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History enthusiasts and Saratoga Springs residents will have a chance to visit historic homes this month.