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Mariah Carey and the 1993 national special at Proctors | Life & Arts - Vimarsana News

Mariah Carey and the 1993 national special at Proctors | Life & Arts

Our reminder that Carey once taped an entire television special, "Here Is Mariah Carey," that was broadcast nationally on NBC, right here in Schenectady, at Proctors.

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» That time Tony Bennett played Schenectady's Proctors, our review – Archives

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The 2022 New York State Labor Power 100 - Vimarsana News

The 2022 New York State Labor Power 100

The local leaders waging battles on behalf of the state’s workers.

COVID-19 Simcoe Muskoka: Collingwood hospital resumes surgeries to clear massive backlog - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 Simcoe Muskoka: Collingwood hospital resumes surgeries to clear massive backlog

  COLLINGWOOD, ONT. -- Collingwood General and Marine Hospital (CGMH) joins other hospitals across Simcoe Muskoka that are slowly resuming elective surgeries following a six-week pause on non-emergent procedures. For Carol Dorey, the call to book her surgery can't come soon enough. "I can't even do everyday stuff like make banana bread or cook because my hand gives out," she said of the pain in her wrist that has plagued her for years. Dorey was scheduled to have surgery for carpal tunnel, but it was cancelled when the province directed hospitals across Ontario to pause surgeries to mak...

COVID-19 News: 'Hot spot' Bradford has highest COVID-19 incidence rate in Simcoe County - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 News: 'Hot spot' Bradford has highest COVID-19 incidence rate in Simcoe County

  BRADFORD WEST GWILLIMBURY, ONT. -- Premier Doug Ford said the province would start vaccinating people aged 18 and older living in COVID-19 hot spots, including Bradford. The risk of exposure to the virus is heightened, with the variants of concern, and now more young people are testing positive, along with essential workers who can't work from home. "They come home to their families, and they don't realize they are bringing the coronavirus into their households, and it is troubling," said Bradford West Gwillimbury Mayor Rob Keffer. Bradford resident Elaine Hermitt was shocked to hear ...