UFO Spotted Over New York?
While driving into our sister station on Friday morning April 2nd, at approximately 4:55 AM, one of the DJs saw something in the sky over the Schenectady County Pine Bush, New York. There were two bright lights, one in the upper east and another upper west quadrant of the trapezoid-shaped object. Check out his account of what happened.
As I turned the corner onto Kings Road, I continued to look up in the sky hoping for a good enough view to snap a picture. And just like that poof it was gone. Haters (like my co-host Chrissy) will say I was imagining things, but I know what I saw.
We Made Quite a Discovery Discussing DNA Kits [AUDIO]
Antoinette in Lake George writes:
My husband and I have been married for 9 years and lately he s been obsessing over finding out about his families lineage using those DNA/Ancestry kits. I m not sure what he s looking to find, but it s been the only thing he s talking about. He s hosting all these family Zoom calls to discuss their lineage and he s really into it. The problem is, he s spending hundreds of dollars a month to have these things researched and quite frankly, we can t afford it.
Please help.my husband s seemingly pointless new hobby is breaking the bank. What does LC think about this?
Two Albany Officers Injured Apprehending Illegal Dirt Bikes
Kudos to the Albany Police for their continued efforts to crack down on this ongoing problem, but this is exactly the type of thing that scares you if you live in the city of Albany, Schenectady, or Troy where illegal ATV s and dirt bikes are are everywhere on busy city streets.
Last week I wrote how I ve seen firsthand these large packs of illegal bikes taking over the streets, sometimes even the sidewalks and how it s only a matter of time before someone gets rammed and suffers serious injuries.
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While many high schools throughout the Capital Region are in the process of changing their mascot, team name or school symbol to something deemed non-offensive to Native Americans, a man in Cambridge is trying to preserve the imagery associated with the high school nicknamed the Indians. He s vocal on social media, has a strong powerful presence in his community, and according to CBS 6 News, he s planning a rally in front of the school this afternoon to Save the Indian.
Dillon Honyoust is a 2007 Cambridge High School graduate who is very deeply rooted in his hometown and well aware of its history, as well his ancestry. According to the story by CBS 6 News, Honyoust who is Native American says that today s event will be a peaceful, positive rally in support of keeping Cambridge Indians as the school s symbol.