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Parents sue Adirondack camp claiming director knew counselor was sexual predator FacebookTwitterEmail 3of3 BRANT LAKE – An exclusive Adirondack summer camp is being sued by the parents of a 9-year-old boy who say he was sexually molested on the first night of his second summer there. As first reported by the Post-Star, the complaint filed in the Supreme Court in Manhattan claimed that staff at Brant Lake Camp knew of the abuse and did nothing to prevent it. The filing claims that camp Direct...

If convicted on the new charges, James Bonet could spend time behind bars or pay a large fine.

I can't tell you the last time I have been to a movie theatre. I know we are all itching to do some of the normal things like catching a blockbuster movie in an actual theater but there is one theater that, even if they were allowed to show movies, has taken down their signs.

Police: New York nurse killed by a snowplow January 28, 2021 GMT GLENN FALLS, N.Y. (AP) — New York authorities are investigating the death of a Glenn Falls nurse who was struck by a snowplow. Kristen Stevenson of Queensbury was struck after 5 p.m. near the loading dock at Glens Falls Hospital, the Post Star reported. Glens Falls Police Chief Joseph Boisclair said a preliminary investigation indicates that Stevenson unknowingly walked behind the snowplow while the vehicle was backing up. ADVE...

According to the FBI, 29-year old James Bonet of Glens Falls was part of the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, and after he posted pictures of himself at the scene on Facebook, co-workers turned him in to authorities.

USA TODAY Welcome to Climate Point, your weekly guide to climate, energy and environment news from around the Golden State and the country. In Palm Springs, Calif., I’m Mark Olalde. President Trump finally conceded after a mob of his supporters overran the U.S. Capitol. Georgia continued its blue shift, electing two Democratic senators and handing control over Congress upper branch to the Democratic Party by a razor-thin margin. The Alaska National Wildlife Refuge was opened for oil drillin...

6:06 Charles Evans Hughes was New York’s 36th Governor. The Republican elected in 1906 would serve until October 1910, when he began his first stint on the U.S. Supreme Court, as an Associate Justice until 1916. From 1921 to 1925, Hughes served as Secretary of State. And in 1930, Hughes returned to the Supreme Court, serving as Chief Justice until 1941. On top of all that, Hughes was born in Glens Falls and maintained a connection to the Adirondacks throughout his life. Hughes’ connection t...