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Saturday, May 18, 2024CHILDREN’S CONCERT: The Troy Children’s Chorus Spring Concert is on May 18 at 2:30pm, at the First United Presbyterian Church, 1917 Fifth Avenue, Troy. Featuring TCC’S Primary Chorus. The concert is free but donations are gladly accepted. For more information contact Donald Drew, 518-274-9966.HOOSICK HISTORY AND HERITAGE FAIR: The Hoosick History and […]

Thursday, May 16, 2024LIBRARY COMMITTEE MEETING: The Rensselaer Public LIbrary is holding a Friends of the Library meeting at 6pm. New members are welcome! The library is located at 676 East Street in Rensselaer, near the train station.STORYTIME LEARN & PLAY: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second Street. 10:30-11:15 am. Join us at the […]

The Cayuga County District Attorneys Office investigated the relationship between a Southern Cayuga teaching assistant and student prior to the student being tried for murder in March, records show.

Monday, May 6, 2024SUPPORT GROUP: Hosted by Singles Outreach Services Inc. 6:30 pm, nominal charge. Plenty of free parking. Handicap accessible. Call 518-452-6883 for more information. At the Hanover Square Building, 435 New Karner Road (Hanover Square Offices and Apts.) at “door marked Hill.”FAMILY GAME NIGHT: At the Troy Public Library, 100 Second St. 5:30-7:30pm. […]

Auburn is the first city in New York to pass a resolution that encourages the practice of deconstruction to reduce building waste.

Sunday, May 5, 2024POPCORN CHARITY EVENT: Kettle Corn NYC will host a free event to celebrate 20 years in business at the East Greenbush Bowling Center on Sunday May 5 with games, giveaways, and more. The company is donating 20 percent of sales to the Casey Frankoski’s Memorial Scholarship Fund. Frankoski tragically lost her life […]

The collections of the Cayuga Museum of History & Art consist of some 150,000 objects. The museum has been collecting material of local relevance since 1936, and today we are

For Mariah Quigley, the killing of two Onondaga County law enforcement officers last month hit close to home.

From big blockbusters to anticipated adaptations, ET has a look at all the biggest movies coming out this summer.