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Way too much Romeo in Porco film Lifetime movie replaces facts in the Christopher Porco case with maudlin cliches FacebookTwitterEmail 56 1of56TIMES UNION STAFF Photo by Skip Dickstein - Christopher Porco leaves the offices of defense lawyer Terry Kindlon for a 3PM court appearance at the Albany County Courthouse in Albany, New York November 4, 2005SKIP DICKSTEINShow MoreShow Less 2of56Times Union staff photo by Paul Buckowski - Joan Porco, left, and her son, Christopher Porco, right, make their way to the Albany County Court House in Albany, N.Y., for the continuation of Christopher s pretrial hearing on Tuesday, May 16, 2006. Christopher is charged in the death of his father, Peter Porco and the attack of his mother back November of 2004.Paul BuckowskiShow MoreShow Less ....
Listen: A year into the pandemic, some residents count positives amid the loss FacebookTwitterEmail Exactly one year ago this week, the coronavirus pandemic changed the Capital Region as many knew it. Schools closed, events canceled, and businesses shuttered. People were told to stay home and social distance. The Times Union newsroom went virtual. Today, the region has endured immeasurable loss, with more than 1,000 dead from COVID-19. Yet as vaccine distribution picks up pace and the community reflects on the last year, writer and blogger Kristi Gustafson Barlette discovered that some Capital Region residents have found something positive. Also on this episode, Times Union Editor Casey Seiler talks about the precarious situation Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo finds himself in, facing an Assembly impeachment investigation, an FBI investigation into his handling of nursing home deaths during the pandemic, and an investigation by the state attorney general s office into al ....