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Now well get to business at hand this morning. If youre just waking up lets get you up to speed on the markets and whats going on in the futures. Looks like a little bit of a mixed morning. The dow might open slightly higher. Nasdaq would open marginally off and the s p well call it across the board. Well see how things play out this morning. Joe. It used to be mostly new york social sociallights wasnt it . Five years ago it became very strange that it became sort of a moment. Its almost like th...

Facebook. So if you are connected, we will let you know. Theres an app to down load so keep that in mind but in the meantime, Lynette Charles will let you know what you are facing. What we are dealing with mainly this morning is rain coming down across the area and also fog. So there could be reduced visibility. There is reduced visibility i should say across the area. So take it easy on the roadways. Lets start out with marylands most powerful radar because we have observations now of flurry ac...

Image Architect Brian Trott explains the artificial turf as Batavia resident Herb Schroeder listens during the city school district's capital project hearing Thursday at Batavia High School. Photo by

Image Richard Little, business development with SEI Design, during a presentation Tuesday to the Board of Education for the Oakfield-Alabama Central School District on a capital improvement project

Aidan A. Anderson celebrates graduation Friday by turning his tassel at Van Detta Stadium.Photo by Steve Ognibene. With a name like Aidan A. Anderson, there was little doubt that the Batavia High

With graduation weekend upon us, most of the schools in the GLOW region will bid farewell to the Class of 2023 on Friday or Saturday.

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Alexander got one more shot at extending its football season this weekend in a state tournament quarterfinal game against Cambridge-Salem in Broadalbin and, in the cold, wind, and snow, found it tough sledding. The game was close, but close isn't a win. The Trojans fell short in a 12-7 loss. Cambridge-Salem is now 12-0 on the season, and Alexander finishes at 9-2. Their only

Students from Batavia High and Notre Dame participated in “Project Sticker Shock” this morning to kick off Red Ribbon Week, the annual end-of-October alcohol, tobacco, and other drug and violence prevention awareness campaign. Red Ribbon Week began in 1985 as a tribute to Enrique Camarena, a fallen U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency special agent. According to the DEA, it is the

Press Release Officials from the Batavia Police Department (BPD) and the Batavia City School District (BCSD) officially introduced the community to School Resource Officers (SRO) for the 2022-2023 school year. Batavia Police Officer Miah Stevens, who has served as an SRO since 2021, is returning this school year, and Batavia Police Officer Connor Borchert, who started with