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The parents rights movement has fizzled in the Capital Region, a year after candidates ran for school board to push back on diversity and inclusion.

News items for the local area

The El Centro Regional Medical Center (ECRMC) has named Suzanne Martinez as the new Chief Nursing Officer (CNO).

One in five people in the United States will develop skin cancer before the age of 70, making it the most commonly diagnosed cancer in both men and women.

The racial makeup of the 12 person jury tasked with deciding the fate of Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael and William “Roddie” Bryan was scrutinized by many during the state murder trial – but in the federal hate crimes trial, it’s a different story.

Sherry Bettersworth and Tara Mitchell spent Tuesday afternoon preparing New Braunfels Performing Arts’ vendor stand for a welcome onslaught of Wurstfest customers.

What should you do if you want baseline data, but aren't sure if you have time to get surveys done before people know their program status or before the intervention starts? I discuss options.

Texas Senate committee holds hearing on proposed permitless carry bill Texas Senate committee holds hearing on proposed permitless carry bill The Senate Special Committee on Constitutional Issues heard public comment on House Bill 1927, also referred to as permitless carry or constitutional carry. Its a touchy topic that attracted dozens of Texans to the state capitol to testify before lawmakers. The Senate Special Committee on Constitutional Issues heard public comment on House Bill 1927, also...

Tara Mitchell, business development manager for the Americas at Verisurf. Verisurf Software has appointed Tara Mitchell to the position of business development manager for the Americas. Mitchell will work closely with customers and Verisurf regional sales managers in her new role, applying critical thinking for inspection and measurement solutions across the company. “We are delighted to have Tara as a team leader for business development; her experience and reputation as being highly effe...

HS graduation plans start to take shape | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS CAPITAL REGION – Graduation plans for high schools across the Capital Region are starting to take shape now that school district leaders have specific state guidelines to follow. The plans will vary widely across districts, with smaller districts finding it easier to stay within protocols, but it’s possible mores students get the feel of a traditional graduation this June than they did last year. Niskayuna district offici...