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Trained by Hall of Famer Bill Mott, War Like Goddess is following a similar campaign to last year, arriving at the Flower Bowl once again from a win in the Glens Falls

After record-breaking heat in May, the National Weather Service reports Glens Falls, NY just broke a nearly six decade old July record... for cold!

After record-breaking heat in May, the National Weather Service reports Glens Falls, NY just broke a nearly six decade old July record... for cold!

After record-breaking heat in May, the National Weather Service reports Glens Falls, NY just broke a nearly six decade old July record... for cold!

After record-breaking heat in May, the National Weather Service reports Glens Falls, NY just broke a nearly six decade old July record... for cold!

After record-breaking heat in May, the National Weather Service reports Glens Falls, NY just broke a nearly six decade old July record... for cold!

Blood, Sweat & Tears co-founder Dick Halligan, who won two Grammys with the classic jazz-rock band, died Jan. 18 in Rome, Italy. He was 78.

St. Lawrence Health, which operates the hospitals and medical centers in Potsdam, Canton, Gouverneur, and Massena, says the current surge of COVID-19 cases is a "different situation" than before.

Ski Lines: Midway through it, season going well | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 It is mid-winter and there is a general sense of relief in the area ski community right about now. Not many months ago, some feared the upcoming snowsports season would be a disaster. Instead, reports from most corners are upbeat these days, certainly better than what many believed would be the impact of COVID-19 on outdoor recreation. In our area, there seems to be general optimism for what comes next, traditi...

Many virtual holiday concerts; WNYT to televise Albany Symphony show | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS PHOTOGRAPHER: Albany Pro Musica’s “Many Moods of Christmas” concert last year at Troy Savings Bank Music Hall. This year, the group presents "The Best of the Many Moods of Christmas" through its website. (Gary Gold) Shares0 Holiday concerts are few and far between this year, but a handful of organizations are offering at least some cheery sounds. The Schenectady Symphony Orchestra initially s...