Local Dopes Return Rental Filled with Drugs
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Two local men were arrested at Albany International Airport on Wednesday after it was discovered that the rental car they returned had drugs in it. That s when Albany County Sheriff s were called to the scene, and a short time after, the two men showed up as well. Apparently, they weren t coming back to the rental place to fill up the gas tanks or discuss any dings to the fender, they came back to retrieve the drugs that they had left behind.
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According to News 10 ABC, the two men charged were Aasim J. Hilts, 26, and Shariff A. Frasier. One is from Schenectady and one is from Albany according to the source.
Northville Man Builds His Frozen Field of Dreams [PICTURES]
Christian Klueg from Northville is the District Manager for Howard Hannah Realty and in his spare time has been building hockey rinks in backyards for 27 years, and his latest creation has been around for three years. It s hard work, but the payoff is immeasurable. And while he admits that he s driven by his obvious love for hockey, he s equally driven by something else: the feeling inside knowing that he s making so many people happy.
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In the movie
Field of Dreams, Ray Kinsella (played brilliantly by Kevin Costner) is standing in the middle of an Iowa cornfield when he hears, If you build it, he will come. Those words haunt him. Simultaneously they fuel his deep passion and love for baseball while putting his families financial well-being seriously in jeopardy. But despite the naysayers, he builds a baseball field out of his cornfield, meets Shoeless Joe Jacks
Cuomo: Concerts Will Return in February
Governor Cuomo s message on Tuesday was heard loud and clear by the entire state of New York, and we agree: It s time to bring back the arts. Whether it be live music, the arts or a comedy show, the Governor announced on Tuesday what many had been speculating for days in regards to their return. Not only did he talk about such events as a necessity for economic growth and stability, but he also outlined a specific target date as to when they might come back.
For the last 10 months or so, Capital Region residents have gone without many of the things we once took for granted. These things vary depending on the person you ask, but the days of easy-breezy living freely as we once did seems irrevocably changed. Perhaps the biggest question we seem to be asking these days is when will we ever get concerts back?