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• Happy Memorial Day to our service men and women!
• The June 1 preferred deadline for Fall admissions is fast approaching for our gr...
• Panza’s takes over 28 Tables in Saratoga Springs
• ECHDC Launches Summer Programming on the Buffalo River/Ohio Street Corridor
• Sunoco awards contract for gas station upgrades to Paragon
• Albany-area home construction permits increase 53 percent
• CONGRESSMAN BISHOP MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS AND STATEMENT
• Rochester firm buys two Albany-area alarm companies
• Happy Photo Friday! Our image this week is from a photo shoot that some ALANA St...
• SUNY Adirondack president to leave at the end of 2013
• GlobalFoundries event debates future of advanced technology
• Semiconductor company conference in Saratoga ends today
• IRS to close 43 offices nationwide, 3 in New York
• Professionals back Obama; business owners favor Romney
• Troy City Hall heading to Hedley Building
• Albany convention center plan takes another step
• Pension specialist capitalizing on continuing education
• NY lands $2M in fed funds for self-employment training
• Nanocollege among hosts of clean energy conference in July
• Energy Secretary Chu visiting GE Global Research, RPI
• First Niagara says things beginning to normalize after HSBC purchase
• Owens Talks Business, Border Issues at Seminar Held by North Country, Ireland-Canada Chambers of Commerce
• Rangel Commemorates Veteran Sacrifices On Memorial Day
• Rangel: Affordable Care Act Saved Over $3.5 Billion On Prescription Drugs
• On Eve of Weekend Heralding Traditional Start of Summer, Rep. Maloney Announces Introduction of Bipartisan Legislation to Fund Skin Cancer Research
• BISHOP HONORS FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT STUDENTS BOUND FOR US MILITARY ACADEMIES
• Congressman Higgins Presents Commemorative Patch to Arthur R. Kirsch on the 50th Anniversary of Aurora 7 Flight
• RPI moving employees to Chasan building in Troy
• Trader Joe's begins search for Albany staff
• KCO Resource Management relocating, expanding
• Albany-area beverage center owners marketing gluten-free ale
• 74 State hotel "open and functional"
• NYRA, MSG announce telecast schedule
• Turner Construction names Breslin CEO of India joint venture
• The Esther Massry Gallery at The College of Saint Rose will present its annual a...
• New York electricity supplies sufficient for summer demand
• Rep. Maloney remarks before the 2012 International Parliamentarians Conference on the ICPD Programme of Action
• A guest post on our Saint Rose blog from Zach Higgins, '10, on The Karene Faul P...
• Tech Valley High School boosting enrollment
• 40 under 40 winners: the region, change, inspiration (video)
• 74 State to be auctioned off
• Facebook fallout includes lawsuits and investigation
• Bank of America to buy back mortgages from Freddie Mac
• GAO: Health care tax credits aren't helping many small businesses
• United's merger turbulence hits elite frequent fliers
• Cambridge Hotel to be sold at auction
• UB fracking study not peer-reviewed
• Schools create statewide campaign to increase funding
• This Week at The Egg - May 21, 2012
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement Celebrating the Memorial Day Holiday
• Higgins Tours Anderson Precision
• New York state pension fund posts strong gain
• EYP will design renovations to Penn State building
• Vegas heat doesn't wilt Albany retail brokers' optimism
• Microsoft's so.cl is must for businesses, says Messier
• Rangel Applauds Small Business Owners In His District
• Mangino begins $2 million expansion at Amsterdam dealership
• Albany-area companies chosen for Scotia nursing home work
• NYISO offers market training course
• Nadler Statement on FERC Approval of Spectra Energy Pipeline
• Lake George group releases 2011 tourist statistics
• Check out this short clip from last night, when some NY Giants were on campus-
• Newsday: Rep. King networks with Islip execs
• New York Times: Plane Diverted After Implant Claim
• Politico: Pentagon, CIA, White House opened up to Hollywood on bin Laden raid
• FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski supports broadband data caps
• Community Bank cleared to acquire 19 branches
• Chipotle under criminal scrutiny for hiring practices
• Senators give entrepreneurs another shot with Startup Act 2.0
• Doctors' average pay exceeds $100K in all but two metros
• AMRI names president for AMRI Europe
• Cuomo picks Syracuse mayor, Manhattan lawmaker to lead Democratic Party
• Sales brisk at new Hannoush Jewelers store in Colonie
• Hot Harry’s plans Boston franchise
• Mid Century Modern May
• Rangel Commends Streamlining Of Veteran Memorial Process
• Rep. Maloney statement on release of Census Bureau’s “Census Coverage Measurement”
• Price Chopper, National Grid team on energy-saving program
• REP. GREGORY W. MEEKS URGES CONGRESSIONAL ACTION TO KEEP STUDENT LOAN INTEREST RATES LOW
• Sage Softball Player Rachel Smith Named to 2012 Capital One Academic All-America Team
• Albany unemployment rate edges up
• Cuomo announces state takeover of NYRA
• Granola maker moving production to Schenectady
• Existing home sales rise nationwide in April
• New York state Senate proposes job creation plan
• SCCC, faculty approve three-year contract
• Two Albany law firms merging, relocating
• Just heard the news that Saint Rose alum Bryan Sawyer has won the Top Teacher aw...
• AngioDynamics finalizes purchase of Navilyst Medical
• More shareholders call on companies to disclose political spending
• Unions, schools consider suing over tax cap provision
• 43 Catholic institutions sue over health mandate
• New York’s primary moved to Sept. 13
• Albany-area home sales and prices up in April
• Albany's average salary highest among upstate cities
• Economy expected to pick up pace in 2013
• Average pay for CEOs in Albany? $152,160
• Rangel Congratulates Newly-Elected Dominican President Danilo Medina & VP Margarita Cedeno
• Rangel Presents $4.6m Check From HHS To Ryan Center
• Ballston Spa Bancorp taps BBL CFO for board seat
• Kaufman plans $40M rehab of former Albany Int’l HQ in Menands
• Congressman Higgins Presents Purple Heart to Carl J. Poydock, Jr.
• U.W. Marx, Sacco McKinney to lead Union College project
• Albany-area hotel occupancy rates improve in April
• Voting is now open for Bryan Sawyer, '06, for Top Teacher on "LIVE with Kelly!"...
• Albany Med docs further research with $6 million from NIH
• First Niagara CEO calls HSBC conversion 'home run'
• Top of the List: Credit Unions
• Delta last again for frequent fliers
• NY state on seat-belt crackdown
• Union College to build $3M dance pavilion
• Nasdaq 'embarrassed' over Facebook IPO
• CEO pay in line with company results
• Coming up this week: The ‘tech region of tomorrow,’ new urbanism and the Stakeholder Institute’s graduation
• Low bidders named for $4.5M union training center in Glens Falls
• SBA names KeyBank large bank lender of the year
• Top of the List: Computer Networking Companies
• LOCAL DISABLED VETERANS WHO RECEIVED $127,256 IN RETROACTIVE PAYMENTS FROM VA TO BE HONORED BY BISHOP
• The House approved part of my anti-hazing legislation. We must continue working...
• Rep. Maloney introduces bill to help eliminate uncertainty in absentee ballot process for Americans abroad
• Latham property maintanence firm signs Barnes & Noble deal
• 518-area social networker has an edge up
• Dussault preps Innogen accelerator for startups (Slideshow)
• WhoSay CEO: Fathers, let your babies grow up to be engineers
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #11
• Saratoga will host global semiconductor industry group
• VIDEO: SPEECH IN SUPPORT OF BUY AMERICA PROVISIONS
• Nanocollege reports 75% of grads will stay in New York
• Hudson Solar installs system at Dutchess County poultry farm
• Bill would block Canada-New York transmission line proposal
• Verizon offers a trade-off on data plans
• State workers receiving $138M in ‘longevity’ raises
• Nadler Denounces Newest GOP Bill to Limit Reproductive Rights, Condemns Treatment of District of Columbia as Colonial Fiefdom
• Part of my anti-hazing bill, HR 5638, is on House floor today. Had these protect...
• Rangel Joins Clyburn In Introducing Voter Empowerment Act
• Maria College names new president
• Rangel Applauds Joint Dept of Labor/VA'S Jobs Program
• New York state holding energy forum May 22-23
• Nurses union sets new leadership rules
• More positive signs for Albany, national housing markets
• Slow growth keeps Albany metro shy of pre-recession job mark
• Entrepreneurs gain insights on growing businesses at Malta workshop
• Statement by Congressman Brian Higgins on NFTA Action on Outer Harbor
• Nadler Renews Call for Immediate Withdrawal of U.S. Forces from Afghanistan
• Rangel Honors National Foster Care Month
• Port of Albany awards maintenance services contracts
• Trans World stock up on news of profitable 1Q
• New York state approves land bank application
• Here we go, Class of 2012! You are now officially alumni of the College and we w...
• Saint Rose Class of 2012- we have a giveaway coming your way this morning! Check...
• Verizon Wireless to curb unlimited data plans
• FYE reports $5.3M increase in net income in 1Q
• Delta Air Lines, pilots reach tentative contract agreement
• Sales pace for Albany-area homes improved in April on Realtor.com
• Albany among 86 major metros adding jobs
• Card and mortgage debt down, but so are scores
• Troy nonprofit pays $255,000 for St. Peter’s Church
• Saratoga chamber plans trip to Dubai, Abu Dhabi
• Tourist train offering daily trips between Saratoga and North Creek
• Stock rebounds at music/video retailer FYE
• Rangel Deplores House Gop Violence Against Women Act
• BISHOP STATEMENT OPPOSING HOUSE GOP ATTEMPT TO WEAKEN THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT
• Maloney on passage of House majority’s version of Violence Against Women Act
• GOP bill would weaken protections for abused women, particularly LGBT and immigr...
• Albany-area event focuses on startups
• Many of you may remember Sr. Therese, it is with sadness that we pass along this...
• Assembly approves minimum wage hike
• Schenectady, Amsterdam among first in NY getting “land bank"
• OSHA cites Saratoga Home Depot, proposes $51,000 in fines
• Some exciting news about one of our own alumni- Tomorrow on "LIVE! With Kelly"...
• The Living Room joins Saratoga’s restaurant scene
• St. Peter’s Hospital reports 70% net income drop in 1st Q
• Shareholders green-light AngioDynamics to buy competitor
• New Yorkers back medical marijuana, split on fracking, MMA
• New York Democratic Party chairman resigns
• States using mortgage settlement money for other uses
• Average tenure of CEOs down, more turnover expected
• Albany ranks 9th for government-based jobs
• Study examines impact of stiffer 'fracking' regs
• State threatens to nix NYRA's horse-racing franchise
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Votes Against Passage of H.R. 4970, the Republican Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2012
• Maloney statement on Senate passage of Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Act
• Statement by Congressman Higgins on Howard Zemsky’s Appointment as Chair of the NFTA
• Nadler Seeks to End Indefinite Detention Without Due Process
• Rangel Commemorates 150th USDA Anniversary
• South Street Market in Ballston Spa sells for $475,000
• Seminar for hotel staff focuses on online booking strategies
• Albany Med school, foundation 1Q losses blunt hospital gains
• Grades are posted!
• Plug Power cuts loss, increases R&D spending in first quarter
• New York needs to invest $25 billion in grid over 30 years
• Statement by Congressman Higgins on Sabres Organization Contribution to Canalside
• Women’s Employment & Resource Center gala set for June 5
• GlobalFoundries would fill half of Jersen's Malta warehouse
• Saratoga Harness buys Colorado casino
• Statement from Congressman Brian Higgins on DOT Street Sign Regulations
• It's ready- VIDEO summary of the Class of 2012 Commencement:
• Albany-area car appraisal business is sold
• U.S. REP. GREGORY W. MEEKS, KEYNOTES THE UNVEILING OF THE WESTERN UNION CLEARING HOUSE AT THE JAMAICA BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTER
• Shortage of computer chips hurts smartphone business
• Postal Service bans international shipping of iPads, Kindles
• Facebook IPO over-subscribed, price may go up today
• Quandt’s Foodservice suspends plans to build
• Angry PEF members to challenge leadership
• NYRA names new president amid betting scandal
• NY Assembly voting today to raise minimum wage
• AngioDynamics shareholders vote today on $354M acquisition
• This Week at The Egg - May 14, 2012
• Rangel Welcomes President Obama To District
• On Mother’s Day weekend, Rep. Carolyn Maloney joins Congressional delegation to Afghanistan
• Rangel: Honoring Women By Protecting Their Health
• DiNapoli: J.P. Morgan loss underscores need for oversight
• Hannaford opening two more supermarkets in the Albany area
• Three Albany-area schools ask voters to override tax cap
• NYRA hires counsel, ethics officer after betting scandal
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Statement on Teacher Appreciation Week
• Albany company Callanan wins state bid to repave roads
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Celebrates Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month
• Troy’s Riverfront Park undergoes transformation (Slideshow)
• DiNapoli tours WhoSay, touts In-State Private Equity Program
• Serrano Speaks Out Against Secure Communities Expansion
• Troy nonprofit begins search for new director
• Our Storify from Saturday's Commencement- thank you to everyone who joined the c...
• Social Madness deadline Tuesday
• New Yorkers support cutting business taxes, hiking minimum wage
• New York moves forward with health care exchange
• Yahoo CEO resigns, company makes peace with proxy foe
• Fracking opponents holding rally, concert Tuesday
• Business lobby's CEO donors remain a mystery
• Coming up: Career expo, ‘Local Lift Symposium’ and ‘Exploring Russia’
• Top of the List: Lobbying Firms
• Owens, Harper Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Repeal Outdated Requirements for Auto Dealers
• Happy Mother's Day!
• At the College of Saint Rose 89th annual commencement Saturday, Dr. R. Mark Sull...
• Commencement 2012
• Congratulations The College of Saint Rose Class of 2012!!
• Class of 2012 commencement about to start!
• Dr. Margaret Kirwin, dean of The College of Saint Rose Thelma P. Lally School of...
• Business lobby raises $17 million of corporate cash
• New apartments near completion in downtown Schenectady
• DiNapoli to tour WhoSay, a social media manager for celebs
• BISHOP STATEMENT IN OPPOSITION TO GOP BUDGET PRIORITIES
• Albany Medical Center Prize winners honored
• EYP-designed embassy in Zambia certified LEED
• CNSE’s Kaloyeros on encores and touchdowns
• Higgins, State Leaders Want NFTA’s 58 Year Hold on Outer Harbor Land to End
• Happy Photo Friday from Fear! We put him together from Sphere magazine's cut-out...
• For sale: Bumpy’s Polar Freeze in Schenectady
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #10
• 24 hours until graduation! We'd love to put together a Storify for tomorrow's bi...
• Can Albany or Saratoga be a stop on a pro golf tour?
• NY state receives fed job-training funds
• NY allocates $25M to fund 18,000 summer jobs for teens
• Once frowned upon by many bosses, social media now part of work
• J.P. Morgan discloses $2B trading loss
• Applied Materials to cut 250 jobs, trim solar business
• Albany Diocese names new schools superintendent
• Social media key driver to TurnKey growth
• Dollar General goes after higher earners
• Meet the 40 under 40 class of 2012 (slideshow)
• Statement by Congressman Brian Higgins on the Announcement that William Street Mail Processing Facility Will Remain Open
• Rangel Introduces Student Loan Interest Deduction (SLID) Act
• Rangel Joins Levin, Mcdermott And Waxman To Commemorate May 10 Agreement On Trade
• Rangel Condemns House GOP For Gutting Aid To Poor And Elderly
• Rangel Applauds House Passage Of Export-Import Bank Reauthorization
• Rangel Applauds $10.3 Million Federal Grant For New York Job Training
• BISHOP TO HOST MILITARY SERVICE ACADEMY DAY ON MAY 19 AT SCCC-RIVERHEAD CAMPUS
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON MARRIAGE EQUALITY
• Nadler Chastises Republicans for Rejecting Increase in Funding for Grants Under the Violence Against Women Act
• Albany business community turns out to honor 40 Under 40s (slideshow)
• Sematech expects continued growth in 2012
• Empire State College names Benke as acting president
• Companies pony up to mark 150th year of Saratoga racing
• GOP funding bill cuts food for poor and slashes women's health services to prote...
• Grocer signs lease to fill space in Menands
• Thank you, Mr. President, for your courageous stand.
• Top Albany Law prof hired on Long Island; E-BizDocs stays
• 40 under 40 event in Albany draws 715
• 16 Members of Congress Call for Justice in Hernandez-Rojas Case
• Sage Acquires Armory Property Adjacent to Albany Campus
• Finals week is wrapping up and graduation is almost here! Class of 2012- what ar...
• BISHOP'S BAN ON USAID OUTSOURCING PROGRAMS ADDED TO SPENDING BILL
• Higgins and Ryan Call on Thruway Authority to Keep Grand Island E-ZPass Center Open
• Albany Med raises $564,000 for its Children’s Hospital
• Here's our last faculty blog post for the academic year, "Professor Shout-Out! M...
• Daily News: Al Qaeda thugs upgraded underwear bombs while U.S. dumbed down airport scanners, counterterror officials say Source says terrorists used time after failed Christmas bombing to make improvements
• Cuomo sets June deadline for improving protections for people with disabilities
• Bank of America gets 92% backing on executive pay
• U.S. Postal Service to keep rural post offices open
• Obama announces support for same-sex marriage
• Adirondack Trailways will upgrade Schenectady bus station
• Mexican Radio: Yes, it’s still coming to Schenectady
• Business Review hosts its 40 Under Forty awards today
• Momentive names new top local executive
• Owens Highlights Critical Drum Support in Defense Authorization
• Rep. Maloney statement on defunding of the American Community Survey
• Rangel Honors Educators During National Teachers Appreciation Week
• President's Support Marks Historic Moment In Fight For Marriage Equality
• Rep. Maloney Salutes President Obama’s Declaration of Support for Marriage Equality
• Serrano Statement on Marriage Equality
• Nadler Cheers President Obama’s Endorsement of Marriage Equality
• State raids Nissan of Saratoga
• Maloney bill would protect Consumers from so-called Overdraft “Protection” plans
• Troy City Hall could be moved to Hedley building
• Obama visit includes sneak peak at high-tech Albany lab
• Rep. Maloney Statement On Agreement To Reauthorize Export-Import Bank
• Vanguard-Fine and Subway franchisee buy Guilderland building for $475,000
• Seneca Nation wins contract for Army center in Niskayuna
• CNSE hosts 300 students for NanoCareer Day
• Judge approves sale of old armory to Sage Colleges
• New York appeals court judge replaces Dake as SPAC chair
• Higgins Organizes Meeting with “Save the Michaels of the World” and Federal Officials
• Albany business leaders turn out for Obama (Slideshow)
• AMRI expects cost-cutting to result in 2012 earnings boost
• While we cannot bring Danny Chen back, we can help prevent similar tragedies in...
• The 14th annual Open Portfolio Night is tonight! Support our senior graphic desi...
• President Cuomo? Governor speaks at the presidential podium
• Job openings rise to highest level since 2008
• More small businesses reporting profits
• Student loan fix opposed by business groups fails in Senate
• New York gets a 'D' for small business friendliness
• Bank of America offering forgiveness to 200,000 borrowers
• Obama says Albany represents 'the future of our economy'
• Chipshots keeps fighting eviction from Colonie golf course
• Owens to Talk Business, Border at Symposium Held by Ireland-Canada, Plattsburgh Chambers of Commerce
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on President Barack Obama’s Support of Same Sex Marriage
• Rangel Condemns GOP Student Loan Obstructionism
• Rangel Kicks Off 2012 Bronx Week Celebration
• Nadler Statement on Transportation Reauthorization Conference Committee
• BISHOP: HIGHWAY BILL "LARGEST JOBS PACKAGE IN THE 112TH CONGRESS"
• Serrano Announces $858,000 in Grants to BCC, Fordham
• Diversity is our strength. I am proud to represent one of NYC’s most vibrant Asi...
• Rangel: Jewish Heritage is America's Heritage
• Albany-area business execs react to Obama visit
• Warren County business plan winner will get free land
• Higgins Applauds U.S. Army Corps Plans to Speed Up Action to Protect Great Lakes
• Obama touts Albany NanoTech as model for U.S. economy
• Albany property owner spends $1 million to revamp 99 Pine
• Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital played role in newly published brain injury study
• Mante to head Albany’s Community Hospice
• Reps. Nadler, Maloney, Speier, Davis & Advocates Announce Legislation Protecting Pregnant Workers from Discrimination
• Pleased to see Sara Martinez receive justice she deserves. Still, we must fight...
• Obama calls for Congressional action to spur economy
• Albany reviewing plans for apartments in former firehouse
• Congressman Higgins to Host Grant Workshop for Local Firefighters
• St. Peter’s Hospital seeks new CEO
• VIDEO from last night's one-song dance party- thank you to everyone who took a b...
• Higgins Announces Over $2.5 Million Innovation Challenge Grant for University at Buffalo
• Listen to Dr. Amani Eladdadi, assistant professor of mathematics, on The Academi...
• Daily News: U.S. drone strike kills Al Qaeda chief who was plotting a new underwear bomb attack targeting Americans
• New York Times: Qaeda Plot to Attack Plane Foiled, U.S. Officials Say
• Chipshots loses fight to stay in business at Colonie golf course
• Air Canada CEO gets pay cut, yet still makes $4M
• Assembly won’t vote on mixed-martial arts bill
• New York ranked No. 2 for commercial real estate development
• College degrees have biggest impact on salaries in San Jose
• Abbott Labs to pay $100M in settlement with NY, 45 other states
• Cuomo aiming to change NYRA
• Obama to tour UAlbany's NanoCollege before today's speech
• New Yorkers Against Fracking - All Star Rally/Concert
• Rangel: Local Student Artist Wins Rangel's 2012 Congressional Arts Competition
• U.S. Reps. Maloney and Nadler Call On Village Voice Media To Shut Down Website Frequented by Sex Traffickers
• Maloney and Nadler Call On Village Voice Media To Shut Down Website Frequented by Sex Traffickers
• Higgins Kicks-Off National Nurses Week with Visiting Nursing Association of WNY
• Albany leads upstate cities in college-educated young adults
• Tune into WAMC Northeast Public Radio The Academic Minute tomorrow at 7:37 a.m....
• Social media draws large pool for school district's top spot
• Airport warns of access road delays during Obama visit
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• Troy life-jacket company files bankruptcy, lines up buyer
• AMRI appoints pharmaceutical executive to board
• MTI co-founder Beno Sternlicht dead at 84
• Rangel: Clean Air is Non-Partisan
• Upstate cities facing tough economic times
• College graduates turning to unpaid internships
• Amtrak enlists iPhones to streamline service
• Problems arise with NY’s no-fault divorce
• Cuomo to propose creating agency to investigate care of disabled
• Coming up: Business Review’s 40 Under Forty luncheon
• Ex-NYRA chief Hayward vows to be cleared in betting scandal
• Owens Announces Winner of 2012 Congressional Art Competition for New York’s 23rd District
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Denounces Racist Remarks written in N.Y. Post Column
• Top of the List: Highest paid executives
• Congressman Higgins Announces Winners of Annual Student Art Competition
• Historic Albany Foundation Presents The 2012 Preservation Merit Awards
• New State Museum Exhibit Sheds New Light On Extinct NYS Parakeet
• Obama now headed to Albany NanoTech
• Rangel Honors Cinco De Mayo And Mexican-American Community
• NYRA board ousts Hayward and Kehoe
• Prescription Drug Abuse: Progress in Albany, Washington
• The passing of Adam Yauch, or MCA, is a profound loss. All of Brooklyn is mourni...
• Guilderland High student pitching biz plan at University of Rochester
• AWM Investment now largest Plug shareholder with 23% stake
• Empire Zone companies strike out in appeals for tax credits
• New York state seeks bids for $3.5 million roofing work
• Rangel Applauds Continued Economic Recovery
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON 26th CONSECUTIVE MONTH OF PRIVATE SECTOR JOB GROWTH
• Albany area's young entrepreneurs fuel startup culture
• Social Madness nominations pushing 90, 10 days left
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES 2012 HIGH SCHOOL CIVIC ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM AWARDS
• Bethlehem Restaurant Week runs May 14-20
• New York counters U.S. trend by paring government jobs
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• It's Photo Friday (/first day of exams)! This is from a board in Brubacher Hall,...
• What's the story With Chobani Greek Yogurt?
• CBS Evening News features nanocollege
• New job is a change in perspective for longtime retailer
• Albany superintendent position draws 26 candidates
• Trader Joe’s variance approval clears way for store to open in Colonie
• State decides fate of Empire Zone tax credits today
• Lawyer: Bruno 'refuses to collapse and cave' to prosecutors
• New Courthouse Dedicated in Buffalo
• Vets Job Training Program Will Help Economy Thrive
• Fuel cell funding clears hurdle, Schumer says
• U.S. unemployment claims decline by 27,000
• BFS in Guilderland closing at the end of the month
• NY private-sector job count second to Texas
• President Obama to visit GlobalFoundries’ Malta site
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Reacts to President Obama's Plan for Afghanistan
• Whole Foods opening first Albany area store in Colonie Center
• Bruno pleads not guilty to felony mail fraud
• New Yorkers' consumer confidence dips in April
• Rangel Lauds NYS Assembly For Passage of A Bill That Will Create The Dream Fund
• Last day of classes for the spring 2012 semester! Class of 2012- enjoy your last...
• Were you at the block party on the quad yesterday? Photos from The College of Sa...
• New college grads stay clear of startups
• New York still one of the worst states to do business, CEOs say
• NY among 7 states add more than 100,000 private-sector jobs
• Target confirms the end of its Kindle era
• Whole Foods Market signs lease for Albany location
• Planet Fitness breaking ground soon on $1.8M headquarters in Rotterdam
• Carhartt picked Albany for new store, but why?
• NYRA betting scandal raises legal questions, legislator says
• Conor Oberst
• The endless first-year debate: Lima or Bru?? The incoming class of 2016 can also...
• Meeks Introduces Resolution to Commend the Government of Turkey
• NY Lottery records $2.9 billion annual profit
• Historic building in downtown Troy sold for $595K
• Cuomo douses hopes of companies seeking Empire Zone benefits
• 6 Albany area companies to compete in Buffalo business plan competition
• Managers purchase PrimaLoft from Albany International Corp.
• Planet Fitness opens in Wilton; Brunswick is next
• First Niagara’s Koelmel nominated to Power Authority board
• Senator calls for new execs at NYRA amid betting scandal
• Rangel Hails Excellence Of Asian Pacific Americans
• Improvements stall Otis & Oliver’s move to golf course
• NYS draft regulation would end no-fault insurance fraud
• Higgins Announces May Congress On Your Corner Schedule for Chautauqua County
• From our The College of Saint Rose, Office of Graduate and Continuing Education...
• Community Loan Fund edged out in contest for $100,000 award
• Ken Adams slams Empire Zone program
• Report: Capital Region IDAs more active during recession
• Dems, GOP bicker over campaign finance reform
• Lockheed Martin's next CEO Christopher Kubasik says U.S. cuts will spur mergers
• St. Patrick’s Church in Watervliet considered for historic listing
• Coming Up: Chamber holds issues forum with Canestrari
• Bank of America cutting 2,000 jobs from investment units
• Struggling P.F. Chang's agrees to private equity buyout
• Higgins Announces $5 Million to Community Health Center of Buffalo, Inc.
• Proud to see $8 million in funds for NYC health centers. These clinics are vital...
• Online petition supports variance for Trader Joe’s in Colonie
• Senator to Cuomo: Don't return Empire Zone business benefits
• GlobalFoundries exec buys $660K home in Saratoga Springs
• This week's The Chronicle at The College of Saint Rose- with pictures from Rose...
• Hudson Headwaters will use fed funds to build health center
• Western New York Delegation Continues Aviation Safety Push with Focus on Pilot Qualifications
• SEFCU logs 70 percent jump in personal loans, credit lines
• VIDEO RELEASE: FEDERAL STUDENT AID EVENT AT STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY
• Chobani wins SBA award
• Transportation bill stymied in Congress
• It's May 1- deposit day for the incoming Fall class. Saint Rose students & alumn...
• NYRA CEO suspended amid betting probe
• Cuomo appoints education reform panel
• NY state hires lobbyist to block base closings
• New York pension funds to challenge Walmart
• $4.5M sale of Adelphi Hotel in Saratoga finalized
• ABC News story on GlobalFoundries highlights region, but misses some facts
• North Dakota is only state to keep unemployment in check
• Few doctors think health care reform will improve quality
• Fed: Demand up for business, commercial real estate loans
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke says, “Tell Senate to Vote ‘NO’ on CISPA”
• Rangel Recognizes Stroke Awareness Month
• Rangel Recognizes National Children's Mental Health Awareness Week
• Marvin and Company merges with Ross Rigby & Patten
• NY state extends holiday hours for Schenectady liquor stores
• Chipshots digs in as Colonie aims for new golf restaurant
• Fifty home brewers crank up kettles Saturday in Rensselaer
• Albany area career expo focuses on grades 7-12 students
• Hearst wins marketing association award
• One week until the one-song dance party! One song played one time- come get your...
• Albany's new look Hilton coming soon (Slideshow)
• Higgins Calls on House Speaker to Bring Senate Postal Reform Bill to House Floor
• Post-Star moves content behind paywall
• Price Chopper Limited opens in Saratoga Springs
• Frenzied end to NFL Draft boosts Niskayuna agent
• Wow, the last week of classes for the spring semester is here! Special shout-out...
• Union: US Airways-American Airlines merger would save 3,500 jobs
• Number of unemployed workers soars 50% in 10 years
• Microsoft investing $300M in Barnes & Noble
• Support is weak for expanding casinos in New York, pollster says
• School districts get good grades for complying with tax cap
• 1 World Trade Center to become tallest building in NYC today
• NYRA knowingly withheld $8.5M from bettors, state report says
• Historic Albany Foundation News - April 26, 2012
• Owens Introduces Package of Bills to Reduce Costs for North Country Manufacturers
• Owens Announces USDA Funding for Jefferson County
• Statement From Congressman Brian Higgins On The Passing Of William "Billy" Delmont, Longtime Publisher Of The Front Page News, Erie Community College Trustee And Official Of The Erie County Conservative Party
• Happy Rose Rock!
• Rangel: Don't Make Americans Choose Between Education and Healthcare
• BISHOP TO VISIT STONY BROOK U TO HIGHLIGHT IMPORTANCE OF FEDERAL STUDENT AID TO SUFFOLK STUDENTS
• BISHOP VOTES TO PREVENT DOUBLING OF STUDENT LOAN INTEREST RATE
• Rangel Condemns Republicans For Slashing Medicaid Benefits To Puerto Rico And Other U.S. Territories
• Serrano Votes Against Faulty Cybersecurity Bill
• Economic development council meeting May 1 at RPI
• Cutting women's health care to pay for student loans is not the answer. We need...
• GlobalFoundries to be featured on ABC World News
• D’Ambra’s AMRI compensation up to $4.2 million
• Rangel Applauds Enhancement Of Nation's Cybersecurity
• Schalmont selects Coldwell Banker to sell vacant school
• Troy to highlight downtown commercial space at open house
• MTI CEO Peng Lim sees 25 percent hike in compensation
• Rangel Lauds Senate Bipartisan Action In Reauthorizing The Violence Against Women Act
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #9
• Niskayuna sports agent keys on NFL Draft
• Happy Photo Friday! Image from earlier in the week on a drizzly day. Let's hope...
• Colombia's top diplomat demands apology from President Obama for Secret Service hooker scandal
• Top of the List: Independent senior housing communities
• Cuomo says he’s ‘shifting’ to new phase
• Four Twitter mistakes your business can't afford
• IT company pursuing growth through acquisition, partnerships, social media
• RIT team wins student business plan competition at CNSE
• 30-year mortgages still below 4%
• Surveys reveal optimism among venture capitalists
• 5 tax breaks that business groups want extended
• Albany still down retail jobs
• Statement from Congressman Brian Higgins on Israeli Independence Day
• Meeks' Statement on Save the Dream Coming to New York City
• Meeks' Bill to Award the Congressional Gold Medal to Raoul Wallenberg Passes House Unanimously
• On the Retirement of Congressman Edolphus Towns
• Meeks Named Co-Chair of Malaria Caucus
• Desmond Hotel says computer security breach corrected
• Rangel: Israel Continues to Shine 64 Years Later
• Maloney forces amendment to Republican anti-regulation bill in House Oversight Committee markup
• Rangel Recognizes National Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Keeping Bushwick Community High and Grover Cleveland High is the right decision...
• Higgins Calls for Immediate Action to Keep Student Loan Interest Rates Low
• Rep. Higgins’ Statement on Senate Passage of Postal Reform Bill
• State business plan competition draws 400 students to CNSE
• Community Loan Fund in running for $100,000 prize
• Price Chopper: fallout over fuel plan is “risk worth taking"
• Coming soon to Elda’s on Lark: Same name, different Elda
• Sage to Host Capital Region Career Expo on May 15
• Albany-area homes on view this weekend in national promo
• Jersen apparent low bidder for UAlbany data center: $23.8M
• Giveaway alert!
• Nadler Reiterates Strong Support for Artists’ Performance Right in Radio
• Tweet for business: social media drives growth
• Albany Med, Ellis join new health IT investment program
• Only a few more "Professor Shout-Outs!" left this academic year- here's Dr. Clai...
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• More than 1 million manufacturing jobs slip away since 2008
• U.S Postal Service overhaul moves closer
• RPI expects to join $1B manufacturing consortium
• Residents raise concerns about demolishing St. Patrick’s Church in Watervliet
• Promising start for region’s newest rock station
• Price Chopper riles up customers with new fuel discount rule
• Albany-area drivers rack up tickets for cell-phone use
• TD Bank admits false statement, drops Greenberg Traurig
• H&R Block will cut 350 jobs, close 200 offices
• Owens Announces Withdrawal of Regulation Preventing Youth From Working on Family Farms
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Denounces Potential Threats Regarding Tea Party Statement
• Floor Statement by Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney on H.R. 2146, the DATA Act
• BISHOP NAMED TO HOUSE-SENATE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE FOR TRANSPORTATION BILL
• The College of Saint Rose presents the 2012 Graduate Show, an annual exhibition...
• Price Chopper changing rules for fuel discount program
• Nadler Defends Americans with Disabilities Act in the Face of GOP Attacks
• New state benefit powers 40 Capital Region manufacturers
• Changes in NY's TIF law will be subject of workshop
• Google, social media to take center stage at upcoming smAlbany event
• Paychex moves to new office in Albany
• Nigro Cos. touts tax boost if Price Chopper replaces church
• Dozens of Albany-area restaurants support AIDS fund-raiser
• Zecchinis plan late May opening for Saratoga’s Boca Bistro
• Ready to get your dance on, Saint Rose?!
• Amazing how this Apple bounces, isn't it?
• Have you seen our admissions counselors out and about?
• Albany-area companies fine-tune social media strategies
• Wall Street Journal: More Agents Step Down Amid Scandal
• Romney GOP winner in New York, 4 other states
• RPI hosts workshop on proposed $1B national manufacturing network
• Intel to pay $140M for some Cray assets
• Apple nearly doubles profit, beats expectations
• New Yorkers have yet to claim $11B
• Health care apps soar in popularity
• Albany among 44 U.S. metros to register gains in leisure and hospitality jobs
• Owens Responds to More Than 12,000 Constituent Concerns, Secures More Than $1.7 Million for New Yorkers So Far in 2012
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Denounces Arizona Immigration Law; Urges Federal Action if Upheld in Court
• Hudson Valley, Adirondack Solar become Hudson Solar
• ShopRite only opening four stores in Albany area, for now
• *Call for student volunteers!* The Saint Rose Community Service needs volunteers...
• Higgins Announces Deadline Extension for Federal Fire Grants
• Albany area's unemployment rate won't back down
• Albany loan fund forecasts 60% increase in lending
• WEST HAMPTON DUNES NEEDS YOUR VOTE
• Rangel Calls For Congress To Keep College Affordable
• Bill seeks property tax break for 'green' homes
• Republicans vote in New York presidential primary
• SBA offering free live Web chat to help small businesses
• Momentive relocating Albany office to Waterford plant
• Why are patients paying more for health care?
• State considers new pathway to graduation
• Upstate New York holding its own on jobs
• Intel, Kohl's, Microsoft top EPA's 'green power' rankings
• Financial sector loses 459,400 jobs in four years
• Rangel: Congress Must Act Now To Keep College Affordable
• Rangel Applauds Social Security Surplus
• Know your Golden Knight roots--Stop by Moran Hall tonight at 7 for the KNIGHT SK...
• STEMSmart Alliance launched today
• Wilton, Rotterdam malls have new property manager
• Trader Joe’s variance in Colonie will be considered May 3
• USAID SUSPENDS OUTSOURCING TRAINING PROGRAM IN RESPONSE TO SCRUTINY FROM BISHOP
• Excited to share this invitation- The Center for Art and Design at The College o...
• Excelsior offers MBA students social media concentration
• Feds touring College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES HAMPTON BAYS MIDDLE SCHOOL RECOGNIZED AS "GREEN RIBBON SCHOOL" FOR 2012
• Newsday: King writes to Secret Service
• Heritage Group ups social media strategy in Social Madness
• Berkshire Bank seals Connecticut Bank buy
• Venture capital volume falls in first quarter
• McDonald's steps up game to compete with smaller chains
• Gas prices on way back down, experts say
• Cuomo allows whistleblower on disability panel
• Royal Philips Electronics posts 1Q profit growth
• Coming Up: Albany Executives, The Stakeholders, Business Council hosting events
• Troy book manufacturer buys Castleton company
• Owens Asks Canadian Officials to Cut Border Taxes for Shoppers
• Extremely proud to share that The College of Saint Rose has been named the Capit...
• Rangel Recognizes National Minority Health Awareness Month
• US Airways informs employees of potential merger plans
• Hartford Life settles with NYS for $24M; affects 300K residents
• Hotel occupancy rates up 11% in Albany area in 1Q
• Photo Friday! Featuring Earth Week activities.
• Hannaford remodels Wolf Road store
• Downtown Troy BID board of directors has three openings
• Cuomo wants to streamline permit process for solar projects
• Plug Power CEO compensation tripled in 2011, at least on paper
• BISHOP DEMANDS PERMANENT END TO USAID OUTSOURCING TRAINING PROGRAMS
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #8
• Social media is turning friendships into a science
• Top 10 states for clean energy job creation
• HVCC playing key role in training technicians
• Northeastern states pay top dollar to stockbrokers
• Existing home sales fall in March
• Young people leave the Capital Region, but also return
• Ithaca College team wins first Adirondack Cup
• International government conference bringing more than 350 to Albany in fall
• Bank of America earnings: Capital up, head count down
• Historic Albany Foundation News - Update on Park Avenue Fires
• Top of the List: The area's top business, tech parks
• Rangel: Republicans Should Pass Real Bills To Help Small Businesses
• Albany residents- interested in creating and producing programming for the forth...
• Albany region gained jobs in March, new data show
• Rep. Maloney statement on H.R. 9
• NY recovers all private-sector jobs lost during recession
• Keep your computer network virus-free
• Another hotel and new apartments on horizon in Schenectady
• Rangel Applauds Increased Mental Health Support For Veterans
• Reps. Maloney, Bilirakis introduce resolution urging FYROM to resolve name dispute
• Maloney introduces “Child Care Affordability Act”
• Empire State College earns $500K grant for veterans program
• Photos from the Senior Show at Esther Massry Gallery-
• Bennett Contracting sees more demand for home remodeling
• Former student wills $9 million estate to The Sage Colleges
• BISHOP INTRODUCES BIPARTISAN LEGISLATION TO IMPROVE AIR SAFETY
• Day at Capitol exposes widening rift on minimum wage
• Daily News: 3 of the Secret Service agents booted as tawdry details emerge in hooker scandal
• Politico: 3 in scandal out at Secret Service
• Meteorologist Neal Estano leaving Channel 6 to sell real estate
• Zuckerberg's Instagram coup
• Majority of NYers believe state still in a recession
• BofA punked by fake website
• Top 10 fastest-growing industries in America (slideshow)
• Albany area home sales increase 3% in March; pending contracts up 22%
• TD Bank attorneys blame copier for losing $67M verdict in Ponzi scheme
• Pin pin win: NY Senate votes to drop MMA ban
• Rangel Applauds Voluntarism
• Check out our recent post "You know you're from Saint Rose if..." and comment wi...
• Higgins Calls for Protection of Medicare
• Tech Valley Business Hall of Fame to induct 3
• At business event, NY economic chief silent on minimum wage
• Heritage Group ensures new market exposure via social media
• NY Senate set to approve MMA fights
• Bidders will be sought for armory Sage Colleges wants to buy
• Monolith Solar will ask legislators to reinstate solar rebates
• Workers need to be cyber savvy to avoid compromising employer’s data
• Time Warner Cable's Colonie building ready for occupancy
• Benefit for the Theatre Institute at Sage: "The Belle of Amherst" on April 22
• STUDENTS! Easy opportunity to do something toward Relay for Life fundraising- fr...
• Upstate New Yorkers still wary of real estate market
• Wall Street Journal: New Details in Secret Service Case
• Secret Service agents bragged 'we work for Obama' while inside Colombian brothel: report
• ENYA considers options after losing bid for state funds
• Intel tops expectations despite 13% profit drop
• IBM selling business unit to Toshiba TEC Corp. for $850M
• Obama urges Congressional action to deal with gas prices
• Foreclosures fall to 56-month low in March
• Court hearing today on Sage Colleges’ proposed purchase of former armory
• CEOs hit Capitol to tout small business issues
• UAlbany starts $1M push to name new sports complex
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on Anti-Semitic Vandalism in Sheepshead Bay
• Congressman Edolphus “Ed” Towns and Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Host Academy Night
• TIME Magazine Top 100 Influential People in the World
• BISHOP STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF EQUAL PAY FOR AMERICA'S WOMEN
• BISHOP HAILS PLAN TO CRACK DOWN ON EXCESSIVE SPECULATION IN OIL MARKETS
• As America’s Taxes Fall Due on Equal Pay Day, Rep. Carolyn Maloney Re-Introduces “Ending Tax Breaks for Discrimination Act of 2012” to Ban Tax Deductions at Clubs That Discriminate
• Rangel Praises President's Plan To End Oil Market Exploitation
• Be part of the 31st annual "TAKE BACK THE NIGHT" rally and march against sexual...
• Congressman Higgins, Calspan Meet with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration For Discussion on Crash Avoidance Efforts
• Nadler Lauds Progress on Long-Awaited Federal-State-City Project to Combat Beach Erosion in Coney Island
• What does Albany airport need? Take the survey
• Rep. Maloney statement on the President’s proposal to curb oil market manipulation
• Rangel Introduces Bill Marking 2012-13 As "Year Of The Korean War Veteran" During 60th Anniversary
• On Equal Pay Day, Rangel Says Congress Must Close Remaining Wage Gap Between Men And Women
• Rangel Urges Republicans To Pass "Buffett Rule" So Millionaires Pay Their Fair Share
• Higgins & Hochul Call for Clear Path to Consumer Refunds Amid Direct Air Bankruptcy
• MTV's MADE casting calls start today. What have you signed up to be MADE into?
• Were you at last Saturday's Class of 2016 Accepted Student Day? Photos from the...
• Capital Region businesses catching Social Madness fever
• Daily News: Secret Service hooker scandal: Top brass takes heat as 11 agents are placed on paid administrative leave
• AP: New York's King, Homeland Security chairman, backs Secret Service chief's handling of incident
• Apple's stock stumbles ahead of earnings
• 58% of New Yorkers approve of job Cuomo is doing
• 11 congressional races may be tight this November
• Teachers union contributes $85K to state Senate Democrats
• $50,000 a year a tipping point in happiness, study says
• National Retail Federation cheers retail sales report
• Sales of businesses are on the upswing, though prices dip
• Report: Clean energy investment hits record
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on Congressman Ed Towns Retiring from Congress
• Maloney statement upon the retirement of Rep. Ed Towns
• Are you enjoying the warm weather and emerging landscape around campus?
• Rangel Honors Towns, A Dear Friend And Fellow New Yorker
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK
• Building project planned for STEP
• Statement from Congressman Brian Higgins
• rue 21 sets June opening at Colonie Center
• Albany area on list of possible sites for 500 to 1,000 new sales/service jobs
• The Knight Skills group learns about Financial Management this week--stop by and...
• We are proud to announce The College of Saint Rose 2012 commencement speakers wi...
• MTI links profit to legacy products — Slideshow
• Dieterich Congressional campaign cash dwarfed by Tonko reserves
• 'Modest' NY factory growth, Fed survey says
• Top of the List: The region's top auto dealers
• WOW! So many Saint Rose students want to be MADE that MTV has added a day 2 of c...
• Daily News: Inside the Secret Service's hooker hot spot: Agents assigned to protect Obama found their girls at the Pley Club in Cartagena, Colombia, sources say
• CBS New York: NY Rep. King Calls Alleged Actions Of Secret Service Members 'Irresponsible'
• Cuomo wants low profile at Democratic National Convention
• New legislation could protect U.S. from national security threats
• CEG names Tech Innovation Award winners
• City of Albany issues call for food vendors
• Coming Up: Events focus on the payoff for online marketing, leveraging GlobalFoundries
• When the Secret Service visits, Desmond learns the news could be bad
• Troy seeking economic coordinator after Vic Christopher resigns
• Community Care begins move into new $12M Delmar location
• Guess which Sweet Baby James bought a Fiat in Albany?
• HomeFront Inc. Transforming Neighborhoods With Vacant Home Rehab Projects in Buffalo
• Slideshow: Bellevue Woman’s Center’s $16.8M expansion
• Monetizing social media
• 500 attending Business Review’s Power Breakfast get GlobalFoundries update
• Desmond Hotel warns guests credit card data was hacked
• Rangel Hosts Event To Encourage Career Opportunities In Federal Government
• An Apple a day at Price Chopper: corporate staff making switch
• Social media business gives boost to ad, marketing, PR firms
• Wall Street Journal: Nigeria's Bloody Easter
• NYS seeks info to build energy highway
• Employers concerned about losing top workers
• Google posts strong quarter, to issue new stock
• IT executive’s plan for success: Listen twice as much as you talk
• Yankees’ Rivera joins roster of Saratoga Siro’s investors
• Schenectady pizza shop owners open Italian restaurant
• The Business Review hosts GlobalFoundries panel today
• Low foreclosure number in 1Q will not hold, RealtyTrac says
• Historic Albany Foundation News - April 10, 2012
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on Mayor Cory Booker Rescuing Neighbor from Burning House
• Glenville earns bond boost from Moody's
• Cuomo creates business health exchange, expects it to lower insurance rates
• Greater Albany region one of seven in U.S. picked for Medicare pilot
• Support our student artists of the Class of 2012 this weekend!
• Price Chopper interested in developing site of Watervliet church
• Mio Posto on Saratoga’s Putnam Street opens tonight
• RECOGNIZING OUR HEROIC FIREFIGHTERS
• Let Four Freedoms Ring! Rep. Maloney Delivers $500k in Federal Funds for FDR Four Freedoms Park on Roosevelt Island
• CDPHP gives Albany Med $1.4 million gift
• Work begins on $18M project rerouting Washington Ave. Extension
• Dri. Brian Jensen is up next for our "Professor Shout-Out!" series-
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• Construction of UAlbany’s $25M data center to begin in August
• Goldman, SEC to settle research case for $22M
• Justice Department sues Apple, publishers over e-book prices
• Obama urges Congress to pass Buffett Rule
• Senate GOP to push for small business tax relief
• Wealthy coalition wants campaign finance reform in New York
• Fewer top executive depart U.S. companies in March
• Bank of America sues itself
• Intellectual property supports 40 million jobs in U.S.
• Forget the fake scissors, bring the sledgehammer: Carhartt’s grand opening at Crossgates Mall
• 2012 Congressional Art Competition Voting Now Open
• Nadler Applauds Key Progress on Discussions around NYU’s 2031 Expansion Plan, Reiterates Need for Balanced, Scaled Growth
• UAlbany, SEFCU SEED program wins Tribeca award
• $16M expansion of Bellevue Woman’s Center begins
• A message from Jen Richardson, Director of The College of Saint Rose - Office of...
• Ballston Spa apartments sell for $1.6 million
• State paying tab for 2011 hurricane, storm damage
• Companies could regain Empire Zone benefits this month
• Couple invest $140,000 to open Union Cafe in Schenectady
• Honest Weight Co-op submits plans for new Albany store
• BIPARTISAN LETTER TO US TRADE REPRESENTATIVE ON DATA SECURITY BREACHES IN OVERSEAS CALL CENTERS
• Many public employees still getting raises
• IBM aims to simplify corporate data center technology
• Consumer confidence up in all New York regions
• Mohawk Fine Papers changes name, announces strategy to address digital era
• Burlington Coat Factory closing Latham Circle Mall store
• Paragon Environmental searching Albany area for new office space
• Would 'Buffett Rule' on taxes hurt small businesses?
• IT job growth reaches new high
• SECURITY ADVISORY- On Tuesday, April 10th, a College of Saint Rose housekeeper c...
• Congressman Rangel Connects Small Business Owners With SBA Administrator And MBDA Director
• Reps. Nadler and Engel Renew Call for Protection of Mount of Olives in Jerusalem
• New Yorkers nearly split on expanding casino gambling
• Schenectady's Parker Inn may convert to extended-stay model
• Rangel Recognizes Annual Alcohol Awareness Month
• Albany’s Quintessence closes for a week following fire
• Small business optimism drops to 6-month low
• Scott Varley Group in Saratoga starting commercial real estate division
• Rep. Maloney hails Robert Groves upon his departure from Census Bureau
• Baltimore contractor starts work on UAlbany sports complex
• Four Albany seats now open as Canestrari retires
• Eye surgery center in Wilton wins OK from state
• Albany-area bankruptcies drop 14% in first quarter
• Serrano Joins Puerto Rico in Mourning Loss of Cardinal
• Rangel On Passing Of AFL-CIO Leader Mark H. Ayers
• Best Buy CEO resigns, company names interim
• Social Madness: The technical details you need to know
• Social Madness continues to pick up speed
• Daily News: Al Qaeda bomb-making expert publishes magazine detailing how to make explosives
• Wireless carriers, FCC to build database of stolen phones
• AT&T to sell Yellow Pages
• Cuomo's favorability hits 73%
• Candidates for PEF leadership cast Cuomo as anti-worker
• U.S. restaurants add 560,000 jobs in last two years
• VC 1Q fundraising falls 35%
• Facebook buys Instagram for $1 billion
• Rangel Joins Rep. Moran To Introduce Bill Benefitting Disabled Military Children
• Saratoga Casino and Raceway hauls record gambling take
• Nanocollege student wins prestigious Goldwater scholarship
• Hotel industry calls handicapped pool mandate costly, confusing
• Happy April 9- AKA the 100th day of 2012!
• Able Energy makes another acquisition
• Governor Cuomo, Congressman Nadler, Port Authority Announce 5 Year Deal to Keep Customs Inspection at Red Hook Container Terminal
• Albany has 5th strongest small business sector in East, study says
• First Niagara’s acquisition of HSBC branches receives OK
• Microsoft buying 800 AOL patents for $1 billion
• FCC pushes for website on TV political ad spending
• AT&T, union extend contract talks
• Sony cutting 10,000 jobs
• New push underway to legalize mixed martial arts
• Cuomo, lawmakers near deal on teacher evaluations
• Coming Up: Marketing association tackles social media
• Road, bridge work will tie up commuters, but help contractors
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Death of Journalist Gil Noble
• Happy Easter!
• Historic Albany Foundation News - April 5, 2012
• Business groups fight themselves over minimum wage hike
• CDPHP’s Bennett appointed to nonprofit health IT board
• Rensselaer Tech Park director Wacholder to retire
• Lobby effort underway in support of satellite patent office in Albany
• Asking prices for Albany-area businesses up 28%
• Southwest plans ‘same-plane’ service between Albany and San Diego
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON 25TH CONSECUTIVE MONTH OF PRIVATE SECTOR JOB GROWTH
• New Clifton Park Olive Garden opening; will be third in region
• Adirondack Cup, a student investment challenge, wraps up
• Rangel Statement on Passover, Easter, and End of Lent
• Top of the List: The Capital Region's top caterers
• There’s still a place for face-to-face marketing
• Facebook selects Nasdaq for IPO
• Albany’s Bryant & Stratton plans $500,000 expansion
• More interest in development around GlobalFoundries than commitments
• Ocean State Job Lot opening April 12 in Clifton Park
• Social media at work: Four questions companies need to ask
• With social media, we're entering a new age of leadership
• Execs design social media playbook with aim to reach customers
• Rangel on Passing Of Dear Friend And Harlem Native, Gil Noble
• Strong support for Gillibrand's reelection, poll shows
• Albany Law School names new dean
• Ad Club chooses ‘ADDY’ award winners
• More to social media jobs than playing on Facebook
• Troy Belting hires, rolls out $400K capital spend
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• New Yorkers support hiking minimum wage
• Obama signs law banning insider trading by Congress
• US Airways, American Airlines merger could yield $1.5B in revenue, savings
• First time in 4 years, most workers expect a raise
• ADP: Private employers add 209K jobs
• Small Business Council selects 2012 award winners
• Attorney: McGinn Smith trial won't start for months
• Union College hockey's efficient Frozen Four berth
• NY budget upgrades Thacher Park and others
• Rangel Remembers 44th Anniversary Of MLK Assassination
• WNY Delegation Says Pinnacle Executives Cashing in at the Expense of Aviation Safety
• Rangel Commemorates 40th Anniversary Of Clean Water Act
• Sage Colleges would buy former state armory in Albany for $675K: court trustee
• Reps. Maloney and Blackburn Join Efforts to Address Online Promotion of Human Trafficking
• Amedore on Senate run: 'I have a small-business mentality'
• American Cancer Society of Capital Region invests $2 million to move, expand
• OT cost New York state $469M in '11
• Picture this: Facebook made photographer’s business
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• New York consumer confidence up in March
• DOT preps late summer bid on Albany I-90 bridge
• Higgins Says Governor Cuomo’s Infrastructure Investments Paves Way to Jobs & Economic Growth in Western New York
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• Former Yahoo exec says it could cut 25% of staff
• Cuomo’s approval numbers near all-time high
• Plug Power secures revolving line of credit extension
• Computer Sciences Corp. to design health insurance exchange
• I-90 bridge overhaul tops $236M of Albany work
• State workers moving out of downtown Schenectady this week; will be replaced by others
• Specialty foods wholesaler opening retail store on Wolf Road
• Amedore starts campaign for new Senate seat
• Warren County horse breeder wins top honors
• Nadler, Sires, New York and New Jersey Members Support Federal Funding for Rail Freight Connection Between New York and New Jersey
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• Albany unemployment ties record-high
• Troy judge blocks foreclosures, delaying Cookie Factory plan
• Major I-90 bridge in Albany set for $145M overhaul
• ShopRite opening April 26 in Albany
• AngioDynamics CEO buys home in Saratoga Springs
• CAP COM, Glennpeter join social madness
• Rangel Introduces Bill To Reinstate SNAP Program In Puerto Rico
• Hochul, Higgins, Slaughter & Reed Call on Pinnacle to Honor Obligations to 3407 Families
• Empire State College begins search as president resigns
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• Newsday: NYPD probes possible al-Qaeda terror threat
• Slideshow: Cookie Factory bakes something new for business
• Federal contracting community shocked over GSA shakeup
• State workers sign up for pensions in advance of cutbacks
• New York stays 3rd in U.S. population
• Obama 'confident' Supreme Court will uphold health care reform
• Ayco parent Goldman makes changes to board
• JOBS Act could hurt investors
• Small business employment on the rise in March
• IPO activity rises in first quarter of 2012
• Pulitzer Prize Winning Columnist & Bestselling Author Anna Quindlen to Address Sage Graduates
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• Higgins Announces Application Period for Federal Fire Prevention & Safety Grants
• Saint Rose professor and Steinway Artist Young Kim and her students to present a...
• DiNapoli hires No. 2 at Albany's Rockefeller Institute
• CEG cancels technology internship fair
• Pinnacle bankruptcy not expected to affect Albany operations
• Bethlehem YMCA begins $477,000 pavilion expansion
• BISHOP, GRIMM ANNOUNCE BIPARTISAN BILL TO FIGHT OUTSOURCING OF CALL CENTER JOBS TOPS 100 COSPONSORS
• Social Madness continues to gain momentum
• SBA loans costing taxpayers more money
• Michaels Stores files for $500M IPO
• Survey: Hiring of college grads to climb 10%
• New York lawmakers now focusing on reforms
• Twinkies-maker Hostess proposes salary freeze
• Zadroga Act Sponsors Request a Meeting with HHS Secretary Sebelius On 9/11 Health Program Coverage of Cancer
• March 30, 2012 E-Newsletter
• The Sage Colleges "Light It Up Blue" for Autism Awareness Month in April
• Serrano Applauds Confirmation of Ambassador Julissa Reynoso
• Bronx Latina Leader Paloma Izquierdo-Hernandez to be Honored
• Greane Tree Technology relocates, stays in downtown Troy
• SUNY Cobleskill looks for site to build residence hall
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• Restaurant Depot buys land in Colonie for $8.5M warehouse
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• MVP, CDPHP post healthy earnings
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• Top of the List: The area's top privately held companies
• Google may sell tablets direct with online store
• House passes Ryan budget with Medicare overhaul
• Executive sees promise of profit in health care reform
• Appeals Court affirms felony conviction of ex-Wurld Media executive
• Sage Colleges in Albany plans 150-bed student housing project
• Best Buy at Crossgates may be safe, mall manager says
• Zack Hutchins: a young gun of social media
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• Former Troy co-op building list price cut to $891K
• Plug completes over-allotment share sale
• Best Buy closing 50 stores
• 9/11 Health Bill Authors Applaud STAC Recommendation to Add Coverage for Cancers Under Zadroga Act
• Albany’s restaurant week runs April 21-28
• NEARLY 7,500 CALL IN TO BISHOP'S TELEPHONE TOWN HALL MEETING
• Union College, Linium, others sign on to Social Madness
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• After merger with Southwest, AirTran continues baggage fees
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• McEneny makes it official, won’t seek another term
• Banking regulator calls for end of 'too big to fail'
• Historic Albany Foundation To Host The 31st A Moveable Feast
• Owens Statement on IJC Water Level Study
• 9/11 Health Bill Authors Applaud STAC Recommendation to Add Coverage for Cancers Under Zadroga Act
• BISHOP AND ISRAEL ANNOUNCE $791,600 FEDERAL FIRE GRANT FOR SMITHTOWN, KINGS PARK, MELVILLE, HALESITE, AND CENTERPORT FIRE DEPARTMENTS
• NY Legislature votes on $133B state budget
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• NY will exempt 4% sales tax on clothing, footwear less than $110
• Another year, another record for NY lobbying
• Nanocollege hosting $100K student business plan competition
• BEAHIVE shared office space opens in downtown Albany
• TrustCo CEO compensation tops $1.7 million in 2011
• The Saint Rose Lay Academy, an evening adult education program, will offer "The...
• Plug Power completes $15M public offering
• Shaker High teacher invests $75,000 to open Latham tea room
• Higgins Sheds Light on the Study the USPS Doesn’t Want the Public To See
• First Niagara enters indirect auto financing business
• Social media young guns: Angela Rosetti, a ‘Social Media Addict’
• Congratulations to The Girls Next Door! College of Saint Rose Student Associatio...
• We're about halfway through Social Justice Week 2012! Today is the $2/day challe...
• The Hill: US must remain alert to Hezbollah threats abroad and at home
• Social Madness continues to grab competitors
• Bank of America downgraded over earnings doubt
• Freight tonnage climbs up in February, American Trucking Association reports
• 45 states—including New York—have fewer financial jobs than in 2008
• JOBS Act clears Congress
• Social media young guns: Angela Rosetti, a ‘Social Media Addict’
• New ShopRite approved in Colonie, developer says
• Cuomo pushes biz health care despite GOP, Supreme Court
• Business groups laud final NY budget
• 23 Mayors and Supervisors Endorse Schneiderman Plan To Address Rx Drug Crisis Plaguing New York State
• BISHOP OPPOSES CUTS IN WATER INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS, SEEKS BETTER CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT OF ARMY CORPS
• Cuomo, legislators finalize new budget
• GlobalFoundries supplier signs lease
• Floor Statement of Rep. Carolyn Maloney on a Question of Personal Privilege
• Oh hey, timeline. What do you think of our cover photo? We are looking forward t...
• ShopRite in Colonie? It could be settled tonight
• Palio Communications’ Myers on social media dos and dont’s
• Happy to introduce our first regular alumni blogger- Doug Ridley! Doug graduated...
• Companies jump on board with Social Madness
• MTI reports 2011 earnings of $2.4 million
• Fracking health study not in budget
• U.S. regulators push for online "do not track" system
• White House, allies at odds over startup bill
• U.S. Supreme Court hears health care reform challenge
• Glens Falls Hospital raising $2M to buy radiation therapy technology
• Regeneron reports new drug cuts cholesterol levels nearly in half
• Hall of Fame trainer Baffert recovering from heart attack in Dubai
• Companies flood state with pursuit of cheap hydropower
• NY budget omits attempt to cut business health care costs
• Rep. Israel to Vote Against Republican Budget That Ends Medicare Guarantee
• House Sponsors of Respect for Marriage Act Cite Federal Court Rulings that DOMA is Unconstitutional, Renew Call for Speaker Boehner to Support Repeal
• Delmar restaurateur invests $300,000 in second Shogun
• State budget creates new regulator for horse racing
• Brayton uses Twitter to find web developer
• Congressman Higgins Invites Students to Submit Artwork
• Ready to land a book deal? Get ready for Pitchapalooza, billed as the "American...
• Short video clip from "Light the Night." Thank you to The Golden Notes for their...
• CAP COM calls off Latham HQ deal; seeks new site
• Women-owned businesses are fastest growing sector of US economy. Must ensure the...
• Business health care key in NY budget talks
• Newsday: Islip-Washington flights begin Sunday
• Pinterest changing terms of service
• CEO compensation lags behind company results
• Coming Up: Golf association’s kick-off, health care seminars scheduled this week
• Biotech conference scheduled for June 1
• Legislators push to keep teacher report cards private
• U.S., New York tackle health care this week
• Cuomo taps legislator to head NY labor department
• Occupancy rates rise in February at Albany-area hotels
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Introduces the AID Act
• Students at tonight's "Light the Night" Social Justice Week official kickoff eve...
• Social Justice Week has started! Join us tonight for "Super St Rose Market Sweep...
• Excited to welcome accepted students to campus this morning with The College of...
• Rangel Honors The Life Of John A. Payton
• Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, 300,000 NY-12 residents have more affordable...
• NYSDOT Re-Opening Former 219 Bridge Ahead of Schedule
• Pinnacle Human Resources relocates to Latham
• Fidelis Care hiring in Albany
• Emerging from recession in growth mode
• Rangel On The 2-Year Anniversary Of Affordable Care Act: Healthcare Works
• Serrano Statement on Trayvon Martin Killing
• KeyBank bumps up social media profile
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #6
• Wishing The Girls Next Door GOOD LUCK at tomorrow's International Championship o...
• First three contenders for Social Madness are in!
• State creates April small-business workshop
• Albany lawyers pick up work from troubled Baum firm
• Top of the List: The area's top environmental services firms
• US Airways to brief creditors on takeover plan
• Bank of America tests foreclosure alternative
• Plug Power announces public offering of common stock
• UAlbany’s nanocollege partners with local organizations for NanoDays 2012 events
• Senate toughens crowdfunding rules, passes JOBS bill
• Courts give new life to Empire Zone business incentives
• GlobalFoundries bargains tax deal it can 'count on'
• Owens Returns Portion of 2011 Office Budget to Pay Down Deficit
• Rangel Lauds Passage Of The STOCK Act
• Rep. Maloney statement on Senate passage of the STOCK Act
• Reps. Maloney, Bilirakis reaction to USCIRF recommendation to designate Turkey as a “country of particular concern”
• Albany-area chefs line-up for Troy’s “Comfort Cuisine”
• Sheltertherm building new apartments in Cohoes
• 9/11 Health Bill Authors Hail Progress Toward Adding Coverage for Cancers Under Zadroga Act
• Rep. Maloney, Sen. Menendez Mark 40th Anniversary of Passage of Equal Rights Amendment with Renewed Call for Constitutional Protection of Women
• GlobalFoundries resolves assessment dispute
• Saint Rose Class of 2016- We're looking for your input! Vote for YOUR orientatio...
• SBA connects small businesses with major corporations
• GOP BUDGET DOUBLES DOWN ON ENDING MEDICARE GUARANTEE, PROPOSES TAX BREAK FOR OUTSOURCING
• RPI Venture Summit set for April 12
• Rep. Maloney statement in response to interview with Rep. Issa
• You're invited! The College of Saint Rose 2012 Senior Art Exhibition. Tuesday, A...
• Joining an Armed Services Committee Hearing on military hazing, today. We owe it...
• Daily News: Iranian snoops have been taking pictures of sensitive sites around New York City, a congressional panel is told
• Assembly Republicans introduce legislation to bring more bills to a vote
• Care for New York’s disabled criticized in new report
• Supreme Court rules against EPA in big win for property rights
• More New York homes going green, NYSERDA says
• Pinterest grew by 52% to 17.8M unique users in February
• GE's Jeff Immelt offers 10 ways to be more competitive
• Dinosaur BBQ, ValleyCats create jobs for at-risk youth
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Anniversary of the Affordable Care Act
• Owens Cosponsors Bipartisan Transportation Bill
• Rep. Maloney Statement on Newly-Released GOP Budget Plan
• Rangel: CPC Budget Restores Faith In The American Dream
• Rangel Introduces Bill To Extend Relief To Americans Losing Their Homes
• Rangel On The Trayvon Martin Investigation
• BISHOP INTRODUCES SENATE TRANSPORTATION BILL IN HOUSE, URGES IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION
• DkorrLife to sell Scandinavian happiness
• World Class Gymnastics Academy expanding to Clifton Park
• Coccadott’s sweet on new Myrtle Beach location
• Tanski building $8 million apartment project in Scotia
• M&T survey: Business execs upbeat about company performance
• Business Review's 40 Under Forty VIP event (slideshow)
• Tonight! Are you tethered?
• Politico: Peter King warns: Hezbollah agents in U.S.
• Accelerate518 forum in Schenectady draws 85
• Cuomo makes DNA Databank the law
• Vote on bill meant to helps startups postponed in Senate
• Expect more cuts at IBM, union reps say
• 90% of tablet use is in Wi-Fi mode, not wireless
• Albany-area home sales increase 14% in February; pending sales up 47%
• What the Wendy’s drive-thru says about sales
• Historic Albany Foundation Update - March 19, 2012
• Owens Statement on White House Direction to Expedite Southern Portion of Keystone Pipeline
• Rangel Dismisses Ryan Budget, Calls For A Fair Budget Approach
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Statement on the Export-Import Bank Vote in the Senate
• Nadler Blasts Republicans for Putting Americans at Increased Risk of Nuclear Disaster
• Troy’s Holmes & Watson will close, reopen as Irish pub
• Capital Region gains extra rep in Congress; Saratoga split
• Made in Mexico: Industry and State in Post-Revolutionary Mexico," lecture by dis...
• Panalpina holding open house at Malta center April 5
• Silver waits to raise New York's minimum wage, for now
• Crossgates Mall will entirely ban smoking, chewing tobacco
• Rangel And Colleagues: Chinese Predatory Polices In Auto Parts Must Be Addressed
• Best advisement day, ever??? (Make sure to take a break from the sunshine and...
• CSEA suspends endorsements, contributions
• TSA considers automating ID checks
• FAA to review ban on gadgets in airplanes
• Fannie Mae sees 2.5% economic growth
• Federal panel of judges imposes new Congressional lines
• Groundbreaking today for $4.7M parking garage in Saratoga Springs
• How to get some of Apple's big dividend
• Sleepy’s opening second Clifton Park store, locating in former Borders
• Fewer startups, not much hiring in 2011, Kauffman study says
• Owens, Northern Border Regional Commission Announce Funding Opportunities
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Republican FY 2013 Budget Proposal
• Statement By Congressman Brian Higgins
• Maloney Releases New Study on Benefits of Health Reform Law for New Yorkers
• Stewart’s tries again to raze gas station near race course
• Student solutions center staff shares tips on Academic Advising Day tomorrow-
• Schenectady forum will focus on incubator collaboration
• Congressman Higgins Presents Medals to Family of WWII Vet
• Practice Gratitude: Be Thankful for every day and Knight! The topic for this we...
• Social Justice Week is fast approaching! #StRoseSJW
• Finch & Chubb restaurant and marina sells for $100,000
• Nadler Condemns Hate Attack Against Jewish Children in France
• Nadler Reiterates Call for DOJ Investigation into NYPD Conduct with Occupy Wall Street and Media
• HVCC construction zone: $35 million Science Center rising
• Bagnoli plans retirement: Pioneer searches for new CEO
• Treasury to announce $25B profit on mortgage bonds
• Koelmel pay rises to $3.2M at First Niagara
• A kinder, gentler Medicaid audit?
• Apple to discuss plans for its $97.6B in cash today
• UPS to acquire Dutch rival TNT Express for $6.8B
• What’s happening at Brown’s Brewing Co. in Troy? (slideshow)
• How to prep your SEO for Google's new algorithm
• Rep. Israel and Fitzsimons Family, Who Lost Daughter Kerry Rose in Fire, Call on Congress to ...
• Group shot of Saint Rose volunteers in Schoharie. GREAT job students- we are so...
• Happy Saint Patricks Day! Special shout out to the "Honorary Irish" Saint Rose v...
• Congratulations to all Albany Addy awards winners last night! Special mention to...
• Historic Albany Foundation News - March 15, 2012
• Rangel Statement On Brain Injury Month
• Rangel Marks Ninth Anniversary Of The Iraq War
• Myles stopped by to claim his prize! Except...he didn't win. Nice try though! Sa...
• Metro Mattress, Sleepy’s target Albany area for more growth
• Top of The List: The Capital Region's top tech companies
• Business Review panel: Health reform means painful choices
• Saint Rose trustee and alumna Sr. Joan, now president of St. Ambrose University,...
• iCame, iBought, iPad
• Rangel Hails Good Friend Rep. Gary Ackerman’s Legacy In Congress
• REP. MALONEY URGES HOUSE PASSAGE OF SENATE-APPROVED TRANSPORTATION BILL
• Are YOU feeling lucky this Friday before St. Patrick's Day? Tell us why Saint Ro...
• NY factory output moving along
• Mutual fund executive looks to expand firm’s services
• Fracking rules could slow oil, gas drilling
• PayPal launches new service for small businesses
• Brown’s Brewing Co. in Troy plans second pub and restaurant
• Restaurants learn the power of the daily deal
• Business Review hosts health care panel today
• New iPad goes on sale today; Apple market cap tops entire U.S. retail sector
• For two Saratoga restaurants, daily deals all about buzz
• Union College meeting will assess tropical storm impacts
• Video from the New Orleans alternate spring break:
• Students- if you haven't checked already, your housing lottery number and select...
• Glenville supervisor drops call for multi-family moratorium
• Carmine’s Brazilian Grill opening in Albany (slideshow)
• Scott Earl makes another deal in Halfmoon
• ‘Angels’ seek $5M from Innovate NY Fund
• CDTC seeks new executive director: salary, $100,000-$122,000
• New Senate seat in Albany nears reality
• Cuomo, Legislature restrict pension benefits
• Higgins Fights to Keep Student Loan Interest Rates Low
• BISHOP SPEARHEADS BIPARTISAN ALLIANCE FOR PORT DREDGING
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks on the Federal Reserve’s March 2012 Stress Tests
• Our latest faculty blog post- "Professor Shout-Out! Meet Dr. Robert Flint, " fro...
• This week our The College of Saint Rose Student Association club of the week is...
• Goldman Sachs' culture subject of debate
• Google giving web-search formula a makeover
• Senate passes two-year, $109 billion transportation bill
• Cuomo, legislative leaders OK plan to expand casino gambling
• Redistricting debate heats up; Democrats leave session before vote
• NY officials tout labor department job tool
• Deadline is approaching for Facebook timeline conversion; is your business ready?
• Apple's cash stash leads U.S. record $1.24 trillion
• Rangel Lauds The Appointment Of Dr. Grant Colfax As The Director Of The Office Of National AIDS Policy
• BISHOP CALLS FOR HOUSE TO VOTE ON BIPARTISAN SENATE TRASPORTATION PLAN
• Rangel Urges Bipartisan Action On Transportation Bill To Create 2 Million Jobs
• Abele Builders nears deal to sell or lease empty building
• Saratoga County will serve up Restaurant Week on March 16
• Albany brokers McGinn, Smith face April 16 trial
• John Buhrmaster named vice chair of banking industry group
• Renowned Cuban-born photographer Abelardo Morell, whose work has been featured i...
• WPYX will debut morning show successor to the "Wolf”
• Looking for a Centennial Hall roommate? "Roommate Wanted" social tonight! 8 p.m....
• If you are a foursquare user, check out the Saint Rose Dining Services update:
• Albany Med's $360M expansion
• Regulatory costs much higher under Obama than Bush
• Apple reportedly being subpoenaed by FTC
• New York public teachers prefer having a choice in retirement plans, poll says
• Megan Daly leaves Albany City Hall to join Cuomo economic development team
• NYC ad agency to turn Glens Falls TV station into ‘media lab’
• 108-room Residence Inn by Marriott approved in Clifton Park
• Amedore eyes run for new Senate district
• Anatomy of the $360M Albany Med expansion (slideshow)
• Owens Applauds U.S. Challenge to Unfair Chinese Export Practices
• Owens to Hold Telephone Town Hall Monday
• Stop-and-Frisk Targets Minorities -- Creates Culture of Fear in New York
• Higgins & Hochul Call on Direct Air to Refund Fares
• BISHOP SUPPORTS FULL INVESTIGATION OF DEATH OF AFGHAN CIVILIANS
• Albany unemployment rate 2nd lowest upstate
• Nigro sketch shows 40,200SF retail building at W'vliet church
• Mildred Elley buys A&H courses for first online unit
• Don't miss your chance to get tickets for 18-time Grammy® winner Chick Corea! We...
• GOP maps out extra Senate seat for Albany
• Intel seen working on Web TV service
• Feds to release results of stress tests on banks
• Yahoo sues Facebook over patents
• $1.15M renovation will create 14 more apartments in downtown Albany
• Travel expo today at Siena College another sign tourism rebounding
• Colonie’s restaurant week runs March 18-24
• Hospitals see worthwhile investment in da Vinci robotic system
• Senate, Assembly lay out goals in budget votes
• Reilly retiring from Assembly; boost for MMA fans?
• Owens Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” Next Week
• Rangel Honors The 100th Anniversary Of The Girl Scouts Of The USA
• Cuomo rebuffs GOP, pushes biz health care plan
• Clean energy and tech forum set for March 16
• Our Drama Program to present 'Festival of Scenes,' Friday, March 23 at 7 p.m. in...
• BISHOP, BELLONE, CONSTRUCTION ADVOCATES POINT TO MEDFORD BRIDGE AS 'EXHIBIT A' IN CASE FOR HIGHWAY BILL
• On tap: New brewmaster for Albany Pump Station
• Students- don't forget!! Housing deposits for next academic year are due TODAY!...
• UAlbany seeks manager for $50 million construction project
• Learn how to qualify for Earned Income Tax Credit, and save tax money. Workshop,...
• Do some good this St. Patrick's Day- join the Saint Rose Community Service aidin...
• Welcome back everyone! We lost an hour of sleep this weekend, but the sun is shi...
• Hospital CEOs shape the health care industry
• State Independence Party endorses McDonald
• Big banks at center of interest rate probe
• Union leaders: Cuomo will win pension reform plan
• SBA launches nationwide fund to invest $1.5B in small biz
• Townsquare puts new station on the air
• New York Legislature to cast first budget votes today
• Owens to Host Town Hall at SUNY Plattsburgh
• Owens Testifies Before Budget Committee on Importance of U.S. – Canadian Relationship
• Rangel Recognizes National Women And Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
• Rangel: Jobs Report Shows Improvement But Need For More Progress
• M+W moving into Watervliet HQ
• 55-unit building could replace old Cousins market in Albany
• UVANY holds area's first ‘Investors Office Hours’ on March 20
• Olde Saratoga Brewing invests $350,000 to boost production
• BISHOP CITES SOLID LONG ISLAND, US JOB GROWTH IN PUSH FOR BIPARTISAN ACTION ON ECONOMY
• Higgins Testifies Before House Budget Committee on Cancer Research Funding
• Rep. Maloney statement on February jobs report
• Congressman Higgins Announces Passport Day in the USA
• Schumer, Gillibrand, and Higgins Call for Increased Eligibility for Bethlehem Steel Employee Compensation
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #5
• Bank of America’s mortgage deal could help 200,000 households
• Forbes list shows tough year for 1 percenters
• State pumps up tourism along the Thruway
• Government moves to stop Air Canada lockout and strike
• New CFO keeping an eye on health care reform
• SCCC President Bullock not picked for job in Maryland
• Government job cuts slow
• U.S. angel fund rounds grew 40% in 2011
• Albany economy grew more than expected in 2011
• Hospital CEO compensation
• U.S. Reps. Israel and Larson Announce Legislation to Move Election Day to Weekend
• Rep. Israel Announces Training Program for Returning Vets to fill Manufacturing Vacancies
• Rangel Honors International Women's Day
• Rangel Praises National Urban League Report And Service
• Nadler Counters GOP Assault on Young Women’s Health and Safety
• Rangel: Use IRS Free File Online Tax Assistance
• Maloney on tomorrow’s jobs numbers
• Higgins Legislation Naming Buffalo Federal Courthouse for Justice Jackson Approved in Committee
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Votes in favor of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act
• Albany market added jobs to start 2012
• Health care economy: Plastic surgeons trade NYC for Albany
• McGinn Smith contracts in Albany up for sale
• Carhartt opening first upstate NY store at Crossgates
• 3/12 to 3/15 I will host four workshops on Earned Income Tax Credit. Come learn...
• Rep. Maloney on International Women’s Day: “When women are empowered, nations are stronger”
• Stillwater horse farm sells for $1.3 million
• Developer pitches changes to Halfmoon hospital project
• Albany area exports support 15,300 local jobs, study says
• Cuomo quiet on financial aid for illegal immigrants
• President Obama heightens call for alternative energy
• Apple unveils a faster "new" iPad
• Minorities protest lack of work at $54M HVCC job
• Scotia banker kicks off campaign for Congress
• ENYCAR auto expo runs March 9-11
• Owens Votes for Bipartisan Jobs Package
• Democrats step up pressure for mortgage write-downs
• Rep. Maloney applauds DoD compliance with crimes database law
• Business tax breaks lead Senate GOP budget
• Governor Cuomo Announces $500,000 Economic Impact Study to Grow and Retain New York State Military Bases and Keep New York National Guard Strong
• National Grid provides $98K grant to NY battery consortium
• WNY Delegation Vows to Fight for New Mission at NFARS
• Thank you to all of the students, faculty, staff and alumni (some of whom came f...
• Residence Inn by Marriott plans revived in Clifton Park
• First Niagara creates small business banking team
• AG rejects Bruno request to pay for legal bills
• Apple's new iPad could be a boon for Verizon
• Gillibrand’s bid for reelection looks good
• Union puts IBM job cuts at 1,650; company mum
• AG working for prescription med monitoring
• Colleges, employers ask for Facebook passwords
• Tracking the Volt: One year later
• Colonie delays vote on ShopRite plan
• Rangel Reaffirms U.S. And Israeli Friendship
• Rangel Touts Passage of Bill Curbing Unfair Chinese Subsidies
• nfrastructure names Delaney president of new division
• Solid Surface hiring on expectations of record sales
• The Albany Academies plans capital improvements
• ShopRite gas station plan in Colonie pivotal to possible vote tonight
• Representative Maloney Speaks on her Breastfeeding Legislation at the National WIC Association’s 22nd Annual Washington Leadership Conference
• Groff NetWorks buys SaQus IT Solutions
• Rangel Honors The Life Of Rep. Donald Payne
• BISHOP LAUDS LANDMARK DESIGNATION FOR MONTAUK LIGHTHOUSE
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON PASSING OF REP. DONALD PAYNE
• Schenectady chamber names ‘Good News’ Award winners
• Less red ink for New York banks
• IPOs were down 20 percent in 2011 across U.S.
• What does Facebook's IPO mean for millennials?
• National Grid to make large economic gift to battery consortium today
• The building blocks of The Monroe apartments in downtown Albany (slideshow)
• First National Bank of Scotia's CFO making run for Congress
• ShopRite plans in Colonie will be reviewed tonight
• S&P’s outlook on St. Peter’s Hospital improves to ‘positive’
• Legislation Levels Playing Field Against China, Passes House
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Passing of Congressman Donald Payne
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Called “A True Champion for Workers” By the UFCW
• Serrano Gets FTC Commitment to Look Into Issues of Consumer Fairness in Puerto Rico
• Big-box retailers interested in old Tobin First Prize plant
• NYRA keeps Ed Lewi to market Saratoga horse races
• New restaurant opening on Saratoga’s Putnam Street
• After court win, contractor keen to rebid job minus union pact
• Ellis 2011 income up 78 percent
• Senate: Small biz health care can wait
• Daily News: President Obama: U.S. will launch own military strike to combat Iran's nuclear threat
• AP: Third Jihad Narrator Plans Rally to Support NYPD
• Newsday: King, Muslim groups to rally for NYPD
• Cuomo's favorability dips slightly to 69%
• Banks question Federal Reserve on stress-test disclosure
• New reservation system causes delays for United Airlines
• PayWme named winner of Tech Valley Startup Weekend
• AMD sells remaining stake in GlobalFoundries to ATIC
• Ausfeld starts work today as GM at Albany Broadcasting
• Troy engineering firm Chazen Cos. growing, hiring
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON RUSH LIMBAUGH'S ATTACK ON WOMEN
• Rangel Recognizes National Nutrition Month
• Rangel: We Must Protect College Students From Higher Costs
• Rangel Exhorts The Preservation Of El Yunque National Forest In Puerto Rico
• NYRA hires new CFO
• Delta reports good news for traffic, on-time flights
• Demolition of old Troy City Hall parking garage latest step in redevelopment plan
• Schoharie company wins lawsuit over union rules in bridge contract
• Elevator pitch replaced by ski-lift spiel
• Higgins Calls for Independent Review of Buffalo Postal Facility Closure
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #4
• Albany Med trauma center busiest in state
• Last day of classes before spring break! Travel safe and enjoy the week off :)
• AT&T ending unlimited data plans
• How to protect your intellectual property
• Kodak sells online photo biz to Shutterfly
• DOT approves bus route from Amsterdam to GlobalFoundries site
• Niche health insurance firm plans more growth upstate
• New York Oncology names Graham executive director
• Galesi converting upper floor of downtown Schenectady building into seven apartments
• The hottest spots in Albany’s real estate market
• Owens Announces New EAS Carrier for Plattsburgh International
• Rangel Honors Women's History Month
• Rangel Commemorates Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• Nadler Applauds Maryland’s Advancement of Marriage Equality
• Italian company tours sites in Rensselaer County
• Albany Med records $21M in 2011 net income
• Sages receives $10M gift, largest in school’s history
• Siblings move forward with Troy Bombers Burrito Bar
• Time Warner completes acquisition of Insight
• FAA gives Southwest, AirTran single operating certificate
• Rep. Maloney statement on Senate defeat of Blunt Amendment
• Sage Receives Largest Gift in History, Names School of Education
• Classes are scheduled as normal now, but please check the Blackboard home page f...
• FYE owner Trans World reports first fiscal-year profit since 2006
• Update to the update- Camelot Room IS OPEN today.
• Congressman Higgins Announces March Congress on Your Corner Schedule for Erie County
• Statement on the Resignation of Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation Chair Jordan Levy
• Info about dining services hours today:
• Fenimore Asset Management starts third mutual fund
• Bank of America weighing new fees
• United Airlines takes final steps in Continental merger
• CommerceHub processed 26M drop ship orders in 2011
• Marching on: Commuters face first significant snowfall
• Jobless rates drop in New York and 47 other states
• AMD to buy SeaMicro for $334M
• Fannie Mae: We cut off Bank of America, not the other way around
• Senate vote shreds wage paperwork for NY employers
• Intel will spend $100M to make your car ‘the ultimate mobile device’
• DELAY NOTICE 3/1: Opening delayed. Classes scheduled to begin before 10am are ca...
• House Agriculture Committee to Hold 2012 Farm Bill Hearing in Saranac Lake
• Owens Backs Bill to Level Playing Field Against China, Applauds New Center Aimed at Enforcing International Trade Rules
• Maloney calls on Republicans to repudiate Rush Limbaugh’s attacks on Sandra Fluke
• Nadler Urges Justice for Underwater Mortgage Holders
• Hochul, Schumer, Gillibrand, Slaughter & Higgins Invite Air Force Secretary to Visit Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station
• Rangel Thanks House Parliamentarian John Sullivan For Service
• Injured worker sues GlobalFoundries, M+W
• AWS Truepower leading renewable energy study in Argentina
• Battery conference to bring global experts to Troy March 7
• CLOSING NOTICE: Evening classes beginning at 4 p.m. or later are cancelled. Plea...
• Rangel Calls For Justice For Underwater Mortgage Holders
• NYRA: Record prize money at stake in Saratoga horse races
• Still time to sign up for Tech Valley Startup Weekend
• Bonus blues: Weaker Wall Street hurts state, DiNapoli says
• Snow? Is that you??
• Adirondack Trust eyes new branch near GlobalFoundries
• Saratoga developer buys former Topper dealership
• From The College of Saint Rose Golden Knights Twitter handle- "Tonight's #StRose...
• Higgins Urges FCC to End NFL Blackout Policy
• New owner reopening Stillwater horse farm in March
• Happy Leap Day! Any birthdays today?
• IBM layoffs now top 1,000, says union rep
• New York's consumer confidence unchanged
• Forbes’ ranks Albany area among Best Cities for Jobs
• NY Senate vote aims to scrap wage paperwork
• GlobalFoundries, Malta reach tentative agreement on assessments
• Syracuse-area retail developer taking another look at old Tobin First Prize plant in Albany
• How Julius Caesar cost you more on Leap Day
• State Museum, Library, Archives To Close March 3, 2012
• NYS Museum Plans Lectures On ‘Research In Archaeology’
• Owens, Hanna Renew Call to Eliminate Government Waste
• Owens Statement on Reports of Mistreatment of 9/11 Remains
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Fights for Underwater Mortgage Holders
• TheGrio's 100: Rep. Yvette Clarke, working on Capitol Hill for a better future for her district
• Rangel Commemorates Dominican Independence Day
• Rangel Receives Perfect Score For His Commitment To Working Families
• BISHOP FIGHTS FOR OVERSIGHT OF $200 BILLION IN ANNUAL FEDERAL STUDENT AID
• Serrano Questions AG Holder on “Stop and Frisk” and Civil Rights
• Economy tops health care as #1 concern for Albany employers
• Marini, Better Neighborhoods win 'green' construction awards
• Schenectady readies for bids on Erie Blvd. work
• In Meeting With Postmaster General, Higgins Fights for Buffalo
• McGreivey’s owners plan cafe/bakery in Troy
• GlobalFoundries hires chief procurement officer
• AT&T plan would bill app makers for subscribers' data use
• Japan moves closer to legalizing gambling
• College bookstores, Amazon settle ad suit
• Many bank customers switch to smaller institutions, survey says
• New York among last states to redraw its political map
• Gore Mountain Snow Train not derailed by lack of snow
• Pending home sales rise in January
• Historic Albany Foundation News - February 25, 2012
• Owens Statement on TransCanada Plans to Begin Keystone Construction
• Nadler: GOP Continues Efforts to Undermine Women’s Reproductive Freedom
• Issa-Maloney statement on the Research Works Act
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• Intel collaborates on smartphone in India
• Latham’s Otis & Oliver’s moving to Mill Road Acres
• DripDrop makes a splash; heading to finals in Walmart biz plan contest
• KeyBank eclipses goal for loans to women entrepreneurs
• CA North Realty merges with Prudential Manor Homes
• Southwest-Air Tran merger slowed by union
• Higgins Named Ranking Member of Homeland Security Committee’s Subcommittee on Counterterrorism & Intelligence
• The College of Saint Rose Golden Knights women's basketball team lost in OT agai...
• Gas prices climb more than 8 cents in a week
• NOMINATIONS ARE DUE FRIDAY for the 2012 Thomas A. Manion Distinguished Faculty A...
• Pataki supports Cuomo’s pension reform effort
• Southwest Airlines slows expansion plans
• GlobalFoundries spent $230M on Malta plant construction in 2011
• Big banks to get protection on mortgages
• Buffett says heir selected
• Mail drop: USPS adding 110 jobs in Albany
• Magazine ranks Clifton Park’s Schuyler Ridge among nation’s best
• HSBC profits up 27%
• New York Light Energy gets new solar customer: Alpin Haus
• Riverway Storytelling Festival 2012
• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” This Week
• Rep. Israel Announces New Plan to Bring Manufacturing Jobs Back to the U.S.
• Catch up with the English Department at The College of Saint Rose on their blog!
• Saint Rose moves onto NE-10 Quarterfinal behind 51-49 win versus Saint Michael's
• Higgins, Slaughter & Hochul Push for House Action on Bill Lifting Pension Prefunding
• Rep. Maloney asks DOD for clarification on implementation of new non-security FOIA requirements
• Rangel on the Passing of Colleague Katie Hall
• Rangel Hails President’s Outline For American Energy
• Wilson-Giarratano leaves Girls Inc. in Schenectady
• 19,270 ‘super-seniors’ live in Albany area
• Rangel Applauds Health Benefits Handbook For Vets
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• Blockbuster to close one third of stores
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• CNN: Somali al Qaeda's western reach
• Lawmakers, Cuomo to battle over pension benefits
• Sears Holdings seeks to raise up to $500M
• Young marketeer adds social media, SEO to print, broadcast
• U.S. Postal Service identifies 223 sites for closure
• Siena College plans $6M to $8M classroom expansion
• Bank of America freezes pension plans
• Business Review announces 40 Under Forty winners
• Congressman Owens Announces Congressional Art Competition
• Opening Statement of Rep. Maloney at House Democratic Steering and Policy Committee hearing on contraception
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• Statement by Congressman Higgins On USPS Announcement
• Price Chopper drops trademark lawsuit against ShopRite
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• BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LAB TO IMPLEMENT INNOVATIVE PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS, BISHOP HAILS LAB LEADERSHIP
• Albany area is short of young people, study says
• UHY Advisors opens Beijing office
• DripDrop making pitch at Walmart business plan competition at MIT
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• New York seeks Taxpayer Rights Advocate
• Web giants approve ‘do-not-track’ button
• Does judge’s ruling give towns control over hydrofracking?
• Citizens Bank parent reports $3.2B loss
• Mallozzi’s Chef Huneau teaching inmates to cook
• Business Review to announce latest 40 Under Forty class on Friday
• Hewlett-Packard 1Q profit down by 44%
• Business groups disappointed with Obama's tax plan
• Rangel Lauds President For Putting Corporate Tax Reform Back On The Table
• Low bidder for UAlbany sports complex no stranger
• Toll Brothers reports loss, shares fall
• CORPORATE TAX REFORM SHOULD ELIMINATE OIL AND GAS SUBSIDIES, BISHOP SAYS
• HSBC report sees improved U.S. trade overseas
• The College of Saint Rose Fall 2011 Dean's List is out! Congratulations to each...
• NBT adds three local businesspeople to advisory board
• Premiere Performances and Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation present Grammy®-nominated...
• January home sales increase 10 percent in Albany area
• The College of Saint Rose Golden Knights Women's Basketball team heads to the fi...
• M&T ups mobile options for business customers
• Typical local resident is 39 years old, says study
• New York tax collections up, DiNapoli says
• Obama to propose lowering top corporate tax rate
• NY releases online map detailing pending liquor licenses, disciplinary action
• Home Depot sales up 3% at U.S. stores
• Consumer credit card debt falls more
• Obama sells election-year agenda; Congress unlikely to buy
• Baltimore firm makes lowest bid for UAlbany sports complex
• Upper Hudson Planned Parenthood CEO McGeown stepping down
• Nigro Cos. eyes St. Patrick’s church in Watervliet for redevelopment
• Rep. Maloney & White House Business Council Host Roundtable on “Micro-Loans” for Entrepreneurs
• NYSERDA Awards $700,000 for Clean Energy Power Systems at Two Buffalo-Area High-Tech Companies
• Dollar Tree’s future in Schodack in doubt
• Two Albany restaurants, El Loco and Lombardo’s, on the market
• Dow breaks 13,000
• New state financing to help minority- and woman-owned businesses
• Albany-area lawyer pay tops $100K
• Our Physical Education Department is offering a 7-week program for preschool and...
• Farm Family parent reports 33% spike in 2011 profit; revenue flat
• The latest edition of The Chronicle at The College of Saint Rose:
• Clear Channel parent reports $302 million loss for 2011
• Happy Mardi Gras! Many will think of the celebration happening in New Orleans to...
• Thanks to Dake donation, SPAC restoration moves forward
• Inside the labor movement: AFL-CIO president playing offense
• Not typical time for gas prices to be this high
• Another bailout for Greece
• University at Albany announcing bids for new stadium today
• Empire State Plaza in Albany needs up to $6M in repairs
• Bridget Scheib named CEO of Burt Crane & Rigging in Green Island
• Rep. Israel Announces Plan to Fill Critical Void Cancer Patients Face between Diagnosis and ...
• Don't miss the Knight Skills Session tonight at 7 PM in Moran Hall! All are wel...
• Historic Albany Foundation News - February 16, 2012
• George Washington’s Farewell Address To Be On Exhibit
• Rangel: Year-Long Payroll Tax Cut Extension Important Step, More Work To Be Done
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Statement on the Payroll Tax Extension Bill
• Maloney statement on full-year extension of payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance aid
• Gloversville has highest poverty rate in state, Hudson has the lowest
• Don't forget to vote for your alumni board!
• Glens Falls Hospital to cut energy costs by $300K a year
• Bank of America tries to block Moynihan deposition
• BISHOP SUPPORTS BIPARTISAN COMPROMISE ON PAYROLL TAX CUT WORTH $1,329 TO AVERAGE SUFFOLK COUNTY FAMILY
• First Niagara closing 11 Albany area branches following HSBC purchase
• Bordenave named interim director of Schenectady museum
• Fracking rules under review by Obama administration
• Award-winning sales distinguish former broker
• Schenectady Restaurant Week runs Feb. 20-26
• NY Lawmakers Applaud Progress Toward Adding Cancer Coverage to WTC Health Program
• Impact of "racinos" is worth $2B, study says
• AP: Tensions with Iran raise US safety concerns
• Newsday: First responders network nears approval
• WAMC raises $1M during 11-day winter fund drive
• U.S. Postal Service wants pricier stamps
• SBA redefinition of small business draws mixed reactions
• U.S. jobless claims fall another 13,000
• Ben Bernanke: Community banks improving financially
• NYS Museum To Host Gem, Mineral, Fossil Show
• NYS Museum Plans ‘New York In Bloom’
• Owens Releases Statement on Vote to Extend Payroll Tax Cut
• Owens Pushes DOJ to Provide Clear Rules for Hotel and Lodging Industry
• Statement By Congressman Brian Higgins
• Higgins Renews Commitment to Veterans Employment
• DERAILMENT OF PARTISAN GOP TRANSPO BILL GOOD FOR NEW YORK AND AMERICAN JOBS, BISHOP SAYS
• Sage names Colonie Central and Ohio State Grad, Caitlin Colfer as First Full-Time Women's Soccer Coach
• United Group gets $2.5M tax abatement to build graduate student apartments in downtown Troy
• Southwest Airlines raising round-trip fares
• Poll: Cuomo gets backing over teacher's union
• St. Peter’s Hospital records $9.8M in 2011 income
• State vacates biggest private Albany lease yet
• Sale of Saratoga horse farm could spur other buyers
• Stu Jones opens Saratoga office
• Rep. Maloney's opening statement at Oversight Hearing on 'Separation of Church and State''
• Our The College of Saint Rose Student Association club of the week is Psychology...
• Schenectady schools hire new superintendent
• Daily News: Feds see no specific terror threat against the U.S.
• State will take closer look at health-care rate data
• Marriott International reports lower 4Q income
• Payroll tax cut extension deal done
• Democrats pushing for pork in New York budget
• United Group seeking $2.5M tax abatement to build downtown Troy graduate-student apartments
• Donor commits $1M to new UAlbany sports complex
• Obama budget supports end to Saturday mail delivery
• Owens Asks Postmaster General to Halt Flawed Closure Process
• At Homeland Security Hearing, Higgins Asks DHS Secretary to Use Peace Bridge as Location for Pre-Inspection Pilot
• Congressman Higgins Reviews 2013 Budget Proposal
• BISHOP AND ISRAEL ANNOUNCE $112,500 FEDERAL GRANT FOR HOLBROOK FIRE DISTRICT
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• McGinn, Smith legal bills top $300K—each
• Jersen Construction submits lowest bid to fix UAlbany water fountains, tower—$14M
• Sez Who horse farm listed at $1.95M
• New York pension fund posts 4.83% rate of return in 3Q
• Program created to recruit young professionals to work in state government
• Bank of America hit with another downgrade
• 11,942 local households have incomes above $200K
• Empire State manufacturing keeps rising
• Schumer, Gillibrand, Slaughter, Higgins & Hochul To CBP: Bring New Border Patrol Station To Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station; Construction At NFARS Is Critical To Northern Border Security, Would Help Preserve Air Station’s Role In WNY
• M&T still owes feds for TARP
• Our first overnight visit of the year happened on Sunday. There is still time to...
• Espey Mfg reports $1.1M in 2Q net income
• Higgins Names Service Academy Advisory Committee
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• Daily News: New York City is 'essentially No. 1' target for Iranian terrorists
• Cuomo says he wants more efficient government, not more power
• 95% of refinancing borrowers choose fixed-rate mortgages
• Downtown Troy businesses offering discounts to 15,000-plus college students
• Manhattan lawyer buying one of Saratoga's largest horse farms
• A voice for entrepreneurs inside the federal government
• Baker PR, Cranial relocate to shared space in Albany
• Apple passes Google in 'most respected' ranking
• Health Law Requires Insurers to Use Plain Language in Describing Benefits, Coverage
• Congresswoman Clarke Disturbed by Acceleration of Stop-and-Frisk Policy
• Reps. Israel and Hanna Call on India to Stand Firm against Iran
• Statement By Congressman Brian Higgins
• AirTran beats out Delta, Southwest as most punctual airline
• Jersen Construction wins $2.4M state contract
• Schumer wants feds to Launch New York
• It's Valentine's Day- how about a giveaway? Comment here and tell us how much YO...
• British manufacturer makes Rotterdam its U.S. base
• NY’s average local sales tax third highest in U.S.
• Rangel Awarded A+ For Votes On Critical Global Issues
• Schumer, Higgins Push Feds to Fund "Launch New York" Initiative, Led by the University at Buffalo -- Plan Part of Federal "Jumpstart America" Initiative, Would Help Translate Research at Upstate NY's Universities Into New Companie
• CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSED RESEARCH CENTER DROPPED FROM PRESIDENT'S BUDGET AFTER BISHOP HIGHLIGHTED PROJECT FLAWS
• BISHOP APPLAUDS $160K IN FUNDING FOR SHINNECOCK NATION
• Hudson has most self-employed workers in New York
• Happy Valentine's Day from Fear! Along with a joke, "What did the stamp say to t...
• Weinhagen buys Glens Falls, Saratoga business papers
• Daily News: New York lawmakers say state and city coffers largely protected in President Obama's budget proposal
• Cohoes Armory on the market for $238K
• New rules coming for mortgage servicing
• Obama wants rich to pay more in taxes
• Cuomo gives schools, unions Thursday deadline on evaluation system
• Judge wants redistricting handled by special master
• You can own a piece of the Empire State Building
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Chase likely face debt downgrades: report
• Microsoft, GE call new health-care company 'Caradigm'
• What Obama's 2013 budget means for entrepreneurs
• Owens Pushes Tax Relief for New Yorkers Affected by Natural Disaster
• Rep. Israel Pays Valentine’s Day Visit to American Heart Association to Advocate for ...
• Rangel Lauds President Obama's FY2013 Budget
• Rep. Maloney Statement on President Obama’s FY2013 Budget
• Rangel Hosts Documentary Screening Honoring Black History
• Rep. Maloney Hails Funding for 2nd Ave. Subway, East Side Access
• H&V Collision opens fourth location
• Delarge, top local Momentive official, resigns
• Head to the Career Center (3rd floor St Joseph Hall) tonight at 7 pm--the Knight...
• Delta employee profit sharing dips to $264M
• Tonight is RAFFLE KNIGHT! The College of Saint Rose, Office of Intercultural Lea...
• Rotterdam, Prattsville receive recovery grants
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks on Celebrating Black History Month this February
• Nadler Introduces Bipartisan Amendment to Restore Transit Funding to House Surface Transportation Bill
• Albany’s Wine & Dine raises $80,201
• Asset protection for KeyCorp's wealthy customers
• Senate tees up vote to end wage paperwork
• Construction zone: Schenectady County library expansion headed for spring completion (slideshow)
• Debate continues over date of New York state primary
• SEC turns its gaze on private equity
• Apple sues Samsung over smartphone
• End of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac poses questions for small banks
• New York City leads in use of public transit, leaving other areas far behind
• Two new apple varieties being developed in New York
• Unions seek hike in pension payouts
• DiNapoli halts 1,755 contracts sought by state agencies
• Delays to overhauling regulations frustrating business groups
• Rangel Hails President Obama's Dedication to Women's Health and Religious Liberty
• Rep. Maloney reaction to Administration’s decision on contraception mandate
• Rep. Maloney: “Let’s Shine Some Sunlight on Secret Political Donations”
• Capital Bank parent reports $10.5M in net income in 2011
• Healthy Living Market and Café opening in Wilton Mall
• Albany manufacturing group appoints leaders
• Albany isn’t sharing in manufacturing revival, study says
• Intel Corp. settles New York antitrust suit
• Time Warner Cable cutting 155 jobs, closing outbound call center
• The College of Saint Rose names new president
• We are very proud to announce that Dr. David Szczerbacki has been named the nint...
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #2
• Scotia Sealed Air closing Glenville plant, 70 jobs lost
• Giants official confirms return to UAlbany for training camp
• Business skills a boon to nonprofits
• Kauffman Foundation calls on states to nurture startups
• Kodak to shutter digital cameras
• AG: NY to get $136M in mortgage relief from big banks
• Postal Service posts $3.3B loss
• Owens Introduces Bill to Reduce Regulation on Apple Exports to Canada
• Haiti's slow recovery leading to discontent
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Receives a Perfect Score on the National Environmental Scoreboard Issued by the League of Conservations Voters (LCV)
• Maloney statement on mortgage-servicer settlement
• Weakened Version of Congressional Insider Trading Ban Passes House
• Rep. Maloney Statement on New Pentagon Rules on Women in Combat
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Meets with Haiti’s Prime Minister Garry Conille
• Nadler Introduces the American Anti-Torture Act of 2012
• BISHOP SUPPORTS INSIDER TRADING BAN FOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
• UAlbany names ‘Citizen Laureates’
• "The Motown Story," a tribute to the legendary soul artists of the late 1950s an...
• Nalamasu to keynote CEG tech awards
• Troy mayor will explore closing some streets to traffic
• Adirondack Cardiology Associates joins Glens Falls Hospital
• Taste of Clifton Park soup competition set for Feb. 11
• Couch White adds Malta office
• State awards contracts to Albany-area builders
• Nadler: We Must Protect Women’s Health While Maintaining Church/State Separation
• Serranos to Honor Local Leaders During Black History Month Celebration
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• Our latest Professor Shout-Out! blog post- Dr. Scott Lemieux from the Political...
• Our pick for this Thursday's The College of Saint Rose Student Association club...
• Unfortunately, the Darin Strauss Frequency North event is still cancelled. If yo...
• Albany area dead last in retail jobs
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• Politico: MIA: Those left behind
• Banks, government nearing $26B settlement
• Christian Science Monitor features GlobalFoundries' Malta plant
• Albany’s Maria College president retiring
• New Hilton in downtown Albany will have brighter, whiter look than Crowne Plaza
• Schenectady Metroplex receives $7.7M in sales tax revenue, a record
• How much does your university spend on athletics?
• Sprint sells 1.8M iPhones, reaches record customer count
• House bills to redefine small, simplify partner programs
• Owens Statement Urging Payroll Tax Cut Compromise
• Owens Votes for STOCK Act, Wants Stronger Bill as Law
• Rangel And NY Congressional Delegation Reps Join MTA & Union To Protest Gop Cuts To Public Transit
• BISHOP LEADS PUSH FOR EXTENSION OF PAYROLL TAX CUT AND UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
• Rangel: Pressure Congress to Pass Yearlong Payroll Tax and UI Extension
• Statement of U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) on the Passing of Dr. Stephen Levin
• Schumer worried about use of caffeine product as "club drug"
• Mechanicville receives $168,500 to create microenterprise program
• Ursula of Switzerland getting back to normal following tropical storms
• Just received a tweet from our last giveaway winner! Love seeing the Saint Rose...
• Cuomo budget extends fee on horse owners
• Plans for CAP COM headquarters in Colonie move forward
• Long-term picture is more favorable to the Sunbelt
• Rangel Scores High For Protecting Our Environment
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• Budget review questions more power to governor's office
• Rock the Build 2 is this Friday in Jack's Place (in the Hearst CCIM)! Support st...
• Neighbors worried about 10 vacant homes owned by Crossgates parent
• Foreclosure settlement deal with big banks stalls; AG Schneiderman cancels press conference
• U.S. consumer credit rose more than $19B in December
• Tax breaks could free up $7.5B for startups
• Nokia cutting 4,000 jobs
• Unions airing radio ads attacking Cuomo’s pension reform plan
• CornerStone execs invest dough in pizza parlors
• Real estate investor has plans for old Albany firehouse
• Moveable Feast 2012
• Owens, Gibson Legislation Invests in Rural Schools at No Cost
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Arrest of a Brooklyn School Aide Producing Child Pornography
• Rangel Observes National Black HIV Day
• Nadler Condemns Latest GOP Ploy to Use Race and Sex to Undermine the Right to Choose
• Serrano Receives 100% Rating from League of Conservation Voters
• BISHOP EARNS TOP GRADE FOR PRISTINE ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD
• WORK ON OLD NICHOLS ROAD TO PROCEED FOLLOWING BISHOP'S INTERVENTION
• Nadler Lauds Court Ruling on Proposition 8
• Higgins Announces CSX Action at Van Buren Crossing
• Verizon, Redbox team on joint venture
• 2 upstate New York colleges named to nationwide ‘best value’ lists
• UAlbany seeks bids for new stadium
• The College of Saint Rose presents the debut of "Zoratellers- The World of Zora...
• Rangel Honored As A Defender Of Children
• Quad/Graphics deal approved by Canadian regulators
• As Anniversary Approaches, Higgins Recognizes Work of Flight 3407 Families
• Rangel Recognizes American Heart Month
• Nadler Continues Push for 100% Scanning of Maritime Cargo Before it Reaches Nation’s Vulnerable Ports
• There will be another session of Knight Skills tonight at 7 pm! Stop by Moran H...
• AMRI reports $32M net loss in 2011
• Albany among 87 major markets still below pre-recession job levels
• Congratulations to The Girls Next Door for their ICCA Northeast Regional Quarter...
• Fidelity wins whistle-blower appeal
• Super Bowl most viewed ever
• Facebook may not have as many active users as you think
• Catholic leaders object to contraception mandate
• No urgency in making hydrofracking decision
• Albany’s apartment vacancy rate among the lowest in U.S.
• Bank of America investors win class-action status in suit over Merrill Lynch deal
• Congressman Owens Announces USDA Disaster Designation for Madison County
• Rangel Commends President Obama’s Vets Jobs Corps
• Hundreds Attend Rangel Social Security Fair
• Monday ='s Knight Skills at 7 pm! Stop by Moran Hall tonight at 7 pm for a disc...
• BISHOP EARNS TOP ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD FOR WORK ON CLEAN WATER ISSUES
• Congress members' stock ownership includes GE, Intel, BofA, Apple
• Our Saint Rose Winter 2012 magazine- the online edition! The magazine is sent to...
• Cartwheels Gymnastics Center opening in Clifton Park
• Prestige Hospitality in Albany now running Radisson Hotel in Newark, New Jersey, area
• Reps. Crowley, Rangel, Nadler and MTA Chairman Denounce Republican Cuts to Public Transit
• Delta traffic down slightly in January
• Wolff’s Biergarten owners buy Miss Albany Diner
• Congressman Higgins Announces February Congress on Your Corner Schedule for Erie County
• Albany area posts private-sector job gains
• Nearly 100 million in the U.S. now own smartphones
• Budget hearing today focuses on taxes
• Facebook struggles with mobility
• New Yorkers support Cuomo, but oppose giving him a raise
• Glenville town supervisor wants moratorium on multi-family housing
• Giants beat Patriots in Super Bowl
• Owens Pushes Free Tax Help for New Yorkers
• Happy Superbowl Sunday! Who are you rooting for later?
• Congressional Delegation Joint Statement on the Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Votes Against FAA Reauthorization Bill That Would Hurt Workers Rights
• Rangel Deplores GOP Bill To Cut Mass Transit Funding
• Higgins, Slaughter & Hochul Advocate for Continued Urban Area Homeland Security Funding
• Anthony Gucciardo opens Colonie real estate office
• Century House managing partner receives Community Leader Award
• Senior Services adds four to board
• Rep. Maloney statement on Komen Foundation reversal of Planned Parenthood funding ban
• New York AG sues Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON BLACK HISTORY MONTH
• Maloney: GOP Transportation Financing Bill “Isn’t Worth a Warm Bucket of Asphalt”
• Susan G. Komen reverses Planned Parenthood funding move
• Serrano Applauds Komen Reversal of Planned Parenthood Decision
• Albany at least $9K behind pacesetters for construction pay
• Rangel Lauds January Jobs Report: Unemployment Drops To 8.3%
• The message is clear: Americans will not tolerate women’s health being politiciz...
• Higgins Announces February Congress on Your Corner Schedule for Chautauqua County
• GOP Rejects Dedicated Funding for Major National Infrastructure Initiatives
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• Rep. Maloney statement on January jobs numbers
• Verizon Wireless to stream Super Bowl with mobile app
• U.S. economy adds 243,000 jobs, unemployment falls to 8.3%
• Rangel Condems GOP Attempts to Cut Transportation Funding
• DiNapoli says New York's economy is losing momentum
• Small markets offer top pay in transportation, production sectors
• Tax break drops corporate rate to lowest in 40 years
• Plans to close Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac proceed
• Ready for growth spurt, college names new business manager
• Behind the scenes: GE Schenectady workers talk about making Super Bowl ad
• ZonicRealty.com offers latest twist to selling homes
• Super Bowl a winner for WNYT
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Releases Statement on January Jobs Report
• Markey, Israel Announce Friendly Wager on Super Bowl XLVI
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• Owens, League of Women Voters to Hold Farm Bill Forum
• Owens Encouraged by Additional Review of Regulation by Department of Labor
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• GE Schenectady workers star in Super Bowl ad
• Sales tax collections hit $24.8B in New York, up 5.4%
• New owners make over former Brindisi’s in Saratoga Springs
• Maloney Urges Immediate Passage of Congressional Insider Trading Ban
• Rep. Maloney Celebrates Black History Month
• Schoharie Recovery receives $500K anonymous donation
• Higgins Calls for End to NFL Blackout Policy
• Failure to move over costs NYS drivers
• Women’s service group names new board
• Maloney hails Rep. Issa’s support for up-or-down confirmation vote on Obama’s ATF nominee
• TurnKey now selling Internet access
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• NYRA seeks bids to handle its marketing
• Cuomo turns to county leaders for help on pension reform
• ADP: Private payrolls rise by 170,000
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• GOP, Democrats back payroll tax cut extension
• SCCC President Bullock a finalist—again
• CBRE-Albany: demand for industrial, retail space rebounding, but offices lagging
• Facebook IPO: A Wave or a One-Off?
• Owens Wants Action on Insider Trading Legislation
• Owens Continues Fight Against China’s Unfair Trade Practices
• Nadler Denounces GOP Arrest and Expulsion of Journalists from Science Committee Hearing on Fracking
• New Report Reveals Indoor Tanning Industry’s False and Misleading Practices
• Rangel Applauds Startup America Legislative Agenda
• Rangel Honors National Black History Month
• EYP designs $35M FDR Library and Museum upgrade
• New York bill would nix wage notices
• Higgins Attends White House Business Council Roundtable Discussion on Innovation in Healthcare
• New York could lose 58,000 jobs to China in next decade
• Rangel: Congress Must Focus On Real Issues
• U.S. REPS. BISHOP, PETERS, AND MCNERNEY INTRODUCE THE OUTSOURCING ACCOUNTABILITY ACT
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• Capital Bauer parent reports drop in earnings
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• Berkshire Bank logs 136% net income increase in 4Q
• Southwest, AirTran attendants vote to ratify seniority list
• Daily News: New York City is ground zero for terror attacks and plots, federal study shows Manhattan targeted 343 times between 1970 and 2008, more than twice as often as city No. 2, L.A.
• Newsday: House lawmakers urge NY painkiller tracker
• New York's consumer confidence rises in January
• Expect big push for campaign finance reform in 2012
• Law firms raiding each other for business
• Obama to announce new housing plan today
• NYSE Euronext, Deutsche Börse to cancel merger plans
• UAlbany seeking new bids for work on fountains after $1M-plus mistake discovered
• U.S. lags Finland, Sweden and Israel in cybersecurity
• Salespeople make more in New York area than anywhere else
• Owens Teams with Committee Chairman to Bolster Small Businesses
• Rep. Owens Announces Service Academy Nominations
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on Black History Month
• Queens Families Could Save More Than $1,000 If Payroll Tax Cut Extended for Full Year
• Manhattan Families Could Save More Than $1,500 If Payroll Tax Cut Extended for Full Year
• Capital District trial lawyers name new officers
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• Albany social network execs 'like' Facebook IPO
• NY attorney general requiring condo developers to digitize offering plans
• Complexions Spa in Albany breaks ground on $500,000 expansion
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• Nadler: GOP Transportation Bill Falls Short of Nation’s Profound Infrastructure Needs
• Reps. Grimm, Higgins Lead Push to Fight Prescription Drug Abuse in New York
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• AngioDynamics buys Mass. company for $372M
• Capital New York: Pete King says 'The Third Jihad,' and Kelly's cameo, are 'very appropriate'
• New York Post: 'Never stronger': MF brag in S&P e-mail
• Changes to 401(k) rules could mean big savings to participants
• New York still most unionized state
• Apple passes HP as top PC maker, counting iPads
• IPO tracker says Facebook will go public with $90B-plus valuation
• Business groups down on plan to raise minimum wage
• Equifax: U.S. consumer debt down 11% in 2011
• Survey of business leaders’ optimism to be released today
• Maggie Kiesow, corporate relocation leader, leaves Coldwell Banker Prime Properties
• Rangel To Host Social Security Fair For Manhattan Constituents
• BISHOP, SUFFOLK COUNTY PD ANNOUNCE 100,000 LOCAL STUDENTS PROTECTED THROUGH INTERNET SAFETY PROGRAM
• Rangel Marks Anniversary Of The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
• Zecchinis opening Mediterranean bistro in Saratoga Springs
• CAP COM files plans for new HQ in Colonie
• Midwest Fastener hiring up to 12 at new distribution center
• McGinn, Smith trial set for March—in Utica
• Two longtime First Niagara board members exit
• Albany a leader in lottery fever
• Congressman Higgins Announces Application Period for Federal Fire Grants
• Telethon raises nearly $2M for disability center
• CNBC features West Point Thoroughbreds owner Terry Finley
• Internet Marketing Ninjas looking for programmers
• New GM, Byron Marshall, takes over Colonie Center
• Students- don't miss your chance to vote for the spring semester comedian brough...
• Knight Skills session tonight at 7 pm in Moran Hall--Recommended for First Year...
• Silver to introduce bill today to raise minimum wage
• Google, others move to stop "phishing"
• RBS CEO declines bonus
• Philips reports net loss
• Kinderhook Bank reports net income up 61% in 2011
• NYS contractors’ group elects new board
• Midwest Fastener buys old Callaway Golf Co. plant in Gloversville for $1.1M
• Serrano Reminds Families to Take Advantage of the Earned Income Tax Credit
• Congressman Higgins Meets with Residents At Congress on Your Corner in Silver Creek
• McGinn, Smith plead not guilty
• Rangel Highlights Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Awareness Day, Jan 27th
• Janitorial supplier E.A. Morse and Co. leases warehouse in Schodack
• AG Schneiderman details fed mortgage probe
• NYS Bar appoints officers
• Hike the minimum wage, New Yorkers say
• GE plugs in ‘Big Data’
• Slaughter and Higgins Say $67 Million Contract for CUBRC is Further Proof of Good Things to Come for Medical Campus
• Albany area off the pace for education salaries
• Bank of America halts refi operation, says move is temporary
• Did you hear The Academic Minute this morning? If not, listen to WAMC Northeast...
• Congressman Higgins Fights to Keep Jamestown Airport Eligible for Federal Program
• Ecovative to partner with N.J. firm on production
• Royal Bank of Scotland cuts CEO's bonus
• iPhone drives AT&T results
• Pentagon will cut across the board
• A common thread
• Montgomery chamber to honor companies, individuals tonight
• Sleepy’s mattress chain coming to Clifton Park
• McGinn, Smith to appear in court today
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Announces EITC Awareness Day
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement Regarding the NYPD’s Anti-Muslim Video
• Timothy McGinn, David Smith indicted on fraud charges
• Rangel: GAO Report Shows Billions To Be Saved In Medicare Advantage Plans
• United Continental reports Q4 loss due to merger costs
• California sets the salary pace for legal profession
• Rep. Maloney statement on Brad Miller’s retirement
• States’ tax collections back to pre-recession levels
• Cuomo keeps door open on convention center
• Construction begins this spring on 114-room Colonie hotel
• US Airways CEO confirms interest in American Airlines
• Majority of New Yorkers believe state headed in right direction
• Congressman Lynch Joins Higgins in Fight Against Closing of Buffalo Mail Processing Facility
• Caterpillar annual profit jumps 83%
• Very happy to continue our faculty blog segment with Dr. Karen McGrath, from our...
• Bottom line growing at First Niagara
• This week's The College of Saint Rose Student Association club of the week is th...
• Daily News: Obama 'could not be prouder' of heroic Navy SEALs for Somalia rescue Same team took out Osama bin Laden in 2011
• Berkshire Community College begins prez search
• Cuomo’s Mandate Relief Council debuts
• Fed expects to keep rates low into 2014
• Bank of America as Groupon? BofA tests discount program
• J.C. Penney slashes prices in store overhaul
• Saratoga IDA OKs $4M in tax incentives for Malta urgent care center
• A tale of two Tom Seavers: baseball and business
• FYE parent closing 52 more music and video stores in U.S.
• Statement from Congressman Owens following Secretary Panetta’s Announcement of a Possible BRAC Request
• Rangel Honors The Service Of Rep. Gabby Giffords
• January 25, 2012 E-Newsletter
• Lots of great new blog posts up this semester-
• 60 venues to compete in Saratoga’s Feb. 4 Chowderfest
• Grand jury assembled for Bruno retrial
• How well do technical jobs pay in the Albany area?
• First Niagara says little about layoffs
• Cuomo seeks to keep up momentum on reforms
• New York one of the most business unfriendly, report says
• Maloney Statement on President Obama’s State of the Union Address
• Albany area hotels have best year since 2005
• BISHOP HAILS PRESIDENT'S FOCUS ON AMERICAN JOBS
• State of the Union Right on the Mark
• Rangel Remembers Rep. Jenkins As A Great American
• Delta profit jumps to $854M in 2011
• Rangel Marks Glaucoma Awareness Month
• GFH Foundation has new officers
• You know it's a good morning when a picture of a #StRose baseball player practic...
• Obama picks NY AG Schneiderman to head mortgage probe
• Stewart’s Shops getting new look
• New rules on airline fees take effect this week
• U.S. trucking industry posts biggest jump in 13 years
• Apple blasts past Q1 earnings, sales expectations
• Obama pitches tax fairness and job training in State of the Union
• 518Realty.com Inc. relocating, expanding
• Bank of Greene County’s income up slightly in 2Q
• Exhibition - A Gather of Glass: Selections from the Museum's Collection
• Job Announcement: Warehouse Manager
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Resignation of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords
• Higgins Responds to State of the Union
• Rangel Ready To Help President Obama Build A Lasting America
• DiNapoli: NYRA at risk of squandering revenue
• In Advance of State of the Union & Release of Federal Budget, Higgins Stresses Need for National Focus on Cancer Research
• Jobless rate slides in Albany area
• Arrow Financial records $5.4M in 4Q net income
• Ecovative Design, RPI president attending Davos forum
• CEO pay averages $146,860 in Albany area
• NBT reports net income dip in 4Q, up for 2011
• Community Bank prices public offering at $27 a share
• KeyCorp doubles its net income in 2011
• January 24, 2012 edition of The Chronicle at The College of Saint Rose
• Watervliet Arsenal lands $18M Egyptian arms contract
• New York paying $469M in overtime
• J.C. Penney cutting thousands of jobs
• Starbucks adding wine, beer to lure evening diners
• Obama's State of the Union to focus on economy
• TrustCo logs 26% jump in 4Q profit
• Malta business group elects new officers
• This Week at The Egg - January 23, 2012
• Rangel Encourages Action During Cervical Health Awareness Month
• On Eve of the State of the Union, Higgins Offers Thoughts on 2012 Congressional Agenda
• Rangel Honors The Tradition Of Lunar New Year
• Did you know that a current Saint Rose student is a published New York Times pho...
• Happy Year of the Dragon, everyone!
• Restaurant Depot proposes $8.5M warehouse project in Colonie
• Skelos dines at Business Council fundraiser
• Colloton will head Albany Med's Center for Innovation
• New Yorkers say housing market worse than a year ago
• Joe’s Crab Shack plans restaurant in Latham Farms
• Community Bank plans $50M stock offering
• NY lawmakers can’t profit off of casinos
• Silver says lawmakers deserve raise if budget passed on time
• Giants heading to Super Bowl
• First NY budget hearing targets education
• Co-CEOs at BlackBerry’s RIM step down
• UAlbany nears bid on $14M sports complex
• Glens Falls Hospital to spend $603K on Wilton center expansion
• Inside Albany Truck Sales (slideshow)
• Bipartisan Upstate Delegation Will Sit Together at State of the Union
• Rep. Israel Helps Long Island Veterans Recoup $5 Million in Benefits
• Statement by Congressman Brian Higgins on the Departure of Rep. Giffords
• Rangel Marks 39th Anniversary Of Roe V. Wade
• Rangel Promises To Defend Affordable Care Act
• Tomorrow (Saturday) come cheer for your Golden Knights men's basketball team as...
• Higgins Says Buffalo Mail Facility Closing Violates National Environmental Policy Act
• Schoharie, Greene among counties to share $57M for flood aid
• Men earn more than women in every U.S. market but one
• U.S. home sales increased 1.7 percent in 2011
• Eli Manning, New York Giants to hold training camp at UAlbany
• Sen. Gillibrand urges USDA not to close NY offices
• AccuStaff adding office in Malta
• Mohawk Fine Papers adds 40 workers, shifts work from Ohio
• Last night the Saint Rose Women's Soccer team received a resolution from the Alb...
• First Niagara secures buyers for 27 HSBC branches
• The Serrano Report, Vol. IX, #1
• GE posts $3.8B net profit in 4Q
• GlobalFoundries to invest $3B in factories this year
• Apple aims to replace heavy textbooks with lightweight iPad
• Intel 4Q earnings beat estimates as it grows revenue
• IBM's 4Q earnings, revenue increase
• 2011 marks fifth-straight annual decline in home sales
• New York's highest court to rule on Empire Zone lawsuit
• ‘Locally grown’ isn’t just about farmers’ markets
• EYP growing at Albany NanoTech (slideshow)
• Owens Congratulates Clarkson University on Science Funding
• Rep. Owens Urges Citizens to Nominate a Hero
• My Opposition to SOPA and PIPA
• Rangel: Don't Let America Be A Country That Doesn’t Know How To Borrow Or Take Responsibility For Our Debts
• Rangel Thanks Rep. Hinchey For His Service To Nys And America
• On 1-Year Anniversary of GOP Attempt to Repeal Affordable Care Act, Maloney Hails Reform Law’s Impact
• Maloney hails career of Rep. Maurice Hinchey
• U.S. home improvement spending expected to increase this year
• Albany area adds 4,300 private-sector jobs in December
• New York among top states with 'green' buildings
• Albany’s Spectrum Theatre goes solar
• More men have college degrees than women in Capital Region, nation
• Western New Yorkers Say: Closing of Buffalo Mail Processing Facility is Bad for Business
• Mahan: Colonie's private-sector added 1,200 jobs in 2011
• Premiere Performances presents the Saint Rose Camerata music faculty ensemble wi...
• Southwest Airlines income up for quarter, down for year
• Statement from Congressman Brian Higgins on William Street Mail Facility Job Posting
• It's Thursday and the spring semester has started- so we bring back to you The C...
• Bank of America posts $1.6B 4Q income, eeks out profit for 2011
• Kodak files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• NY’s tobacco policies get mixed grades
• KAPL technicians seek union election
• BEAHIVE shared work space coming to downtown Albany
• Paper Battery Co. lands $200K angel investment
• Business lobby outspends all others, nears all-time record
• Obama denies permit for Keystone XL Pipeline
• Harvard survey: U.S. losing jobs to overseas as competitiveness slips
• Owens Introduces Bill to Bolster Small Business
• Statement from Congressman Brian Higgins on H.R. 3261, the Stop Online Piracy Act
• Saint Rose blogger/graduate student, Steve Felano, offers some information about...
• Scott Earl buys Halfmoon strip mall for $2.2M
• Albany holds 59th spot in U.S. metro population
• Higgins Asks FCC to Change the Rules on NFL Blackouts
• Schumer says CSX 'foot-dragging' hurting high-speed rail plan
• Come see a Grammy® winner! The Massry Center presents "Backstage with Paula Cole...
• BullEx acquired by Ohio-based LION
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON THE STOP ONLINE PIRACY ACT
• DEC: No timetable on fracking review
• Students- Intramural sign ups open for basketball, volleyball, wiffleball, and s...
• Cuomo mum on support for Albany convention center
• Wikipedia and other sites go dark to protest federal piracy bills
• Americans watched 7.1 billion online ads in December
• FDIC to require large banks to submit failure plans
• Southwest plans cabin makeovers
• Co-founder Jerry Yang resigns from Yahoo
• Berkshire Bank opens 15th branch in Albany area
• A sampling of Albany Wine & Dine’s big spenders
• Lower health care costs a priority in Cuomo budget plan
• Cuomo's budget pushes companies to create jobs
• Owens Seeks High School Bands to Represent New York
• Congressman Owens Disappointed with Keystone Rejection
• College of Saint Rose narrows field to two in president’s search
• The search for our next college president is narrowing, two finalists announced:...
• O’Brien & Gere buy South Carolina engineering firm
• Higgins To Kick Off 2012 Congress On Your Corner in Silver Creek
• Putt-putt in the dark-dark: Glowgolf opens at Crossgates
• Cuomo holds line on taxes in $132.5B budget proposal
• Eric Mower & Associates buys Cincinnatti firm
• Realtors’ association elects new officers
• Troy’s Wing Wars set for Jan. 28
• No January freeze for NY manufacturers
• Have a great spring semester everyone! If you're a Saint Rose senior- congrats,...
• The Chronicle for January 17, 2011:
• M&T full-year results overshadow 4th-Q drop in profit
• Jennings confident $7.85M for city will be in Cuomo's budget
• Siena poll: Upstaters oppose Cuomo's convention center plan
• Times Union staff will get inside story on new press
• Della Bella spends $1.55M for former Queensbury Saturn site
• Cuomo delivers budget proposal this afternoon
• Statement on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Rangel Hails President Obama's Government Reorganization Proposal
• Rangel Honors Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Of Service
• Check out the new Neil Hellman Library website for pictures and an update on win...
• NYRA responds to state investigation
• Albany airport: Delta shifting flight from JFK to LaGuardia
• Peace Bridge Authority Moves Forward On New Plaza
• State Farm expects hiring spree during next 20 months
• Comptroller says New York state tax collections falling short
• Average professional service worker makes $64K in Albany
• Albany Bar Association elects new officers, board
• Price Chopper recalls Tres Leches cakes
• Empire State Development seeks land bank applicants
• via The College of Saint Rose Office of Alumni Relations: A Call for nominations...
• First Niagara finalizing plans on HSBC deal
• Racing board investigating NYRA
• Lobbyists’ key role in getting gaming on the table
• Average retail pay of $24,200 lags well behind other sectors
• Tech and energy industries saw best wage growth in 2011
• Holiday sales beat expectations
• Passing the torch
• GlobalFoundries behind the scenes (slideshow)
• Shhh! Keeping Trader Joe’s news a secret wasn’t easy
• Did you know we have a Flickr account?
• Maloney E-news
• Saratoga Casino & Raceway details $40M expansion
• NYRA banks big bets in 2011
• New York commits $1M to help residents facing foreclosure
• AG: Former Schenectady builder Rossi charged with mortgage fraud
• NYSERDA’s incubator program receives Brookings recognition
• State Farm cutting 41 Malta jobs
• Reps. Maloney, Frank and House Financial Services Committee members congratulate Richard Cordray upon his appointment as first Director of the CFPB
• nfrastructure takes over SUNY Research Foundation IT work
• Jazz guitar virtuoso, Stephane Wrembel, will conduct a free workshop for Capital...
• Union Graduate College seeks sponsor for nonprofit leadership program
• KeyCorp to acquire 37 First Niagara branches
• We now have a rotating faculty segment as part of our Saint Rose blog, "Professo...
• New York's ethics board reports growing backlog of cases
• Citizens Bank parent to cut 3,500 jobs
• Number of patents issued to Albany area inventors drops in 4Q
• Wade Lupe apartments in Schenectady sold for $8.25M
• Foreclosing in New York? Lenders wait nearly 3 years, on average
• Obama: Forget outsourcing, try "insourcing"
• New York investigating Bank of America, Wells Fargo
• Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Commemorate the Second Anniversary of Haiti Earthquake
• Senators urge action on health care bills
• Albany business bankruptcies drop to 2007 levels
• IBM sets patent record while Microsoft drops to No. 6 in rankings
• Less than one week until the spring semester is here! Are you excited to be back?
• Albany factory workers’ pay ranks No. 3 in New York
• Web app latest NY Bar tech adaptation
• Southern Saratoga chamber has new officers, directors, staffer
• BISHOP URGES WHITE HOUSE ACTION ON CALL CENTER INSOURCING
• Follow us on Twitter to win some Saint Rose gear today!
• US REPS. BISHOP AND ISRAEL ANNOUNCE $275K FEDERAL GRANT FOR HAUPPAUGE COMPANY
• Crystal IS acquired by Asahi Kasei of Japan
• Daily News: Craig Baxam, ex-Army intelligence expert, nabbed in bid to join Al Qaeda affilliate in Somalia
• Newsday: Army reservist from LI dies in Mexico
• New owner buys Rensselaerville Institute property for $1.35M
• Neighbors making noise about GlobalFoundries
• New York’s oversight of developmentally disabled criticized in fed report
• Veterinarians spending $3.1M to buy, renovate new office on Wolf Road
• Startup Weekend coming to Tech Valley
• CEO turnover is good news for economy
• Kodak sues Apple, HTC on digital photo patents
• Rangel Statement on Cecilia Muñoz Appointment as Director of the Domestic Policy Council
• Rangel Lauds Health Insurance Coverage Increase For Vets
• USDA to close hundreds of offices, 3 in Albany area
• Schodack now Dollar Tree's top choice for distribution center
• Hydrofracking comment period ends Jan. 11
• Albany area’s health care payroll surpasses $2.3 billion
• Frequency North visiting writers reading series presents Darin Strauss, Thursday...
• Senate confirms new Thruway executive director, other Cuomo appointments
• Albany’s consumer confidence dips in 4Q
• As Follow-up to Public Hearing, Higgins Asks for Transcript, More Details from USPS
• Students- help pick which comedian comes to campus this spring semester! Read Er...
• Friendly's emerges from Ch. 11
• Newsmax: Rep. Peter King: US Should Expel 'So-Called Iranian Diplomats'
• Washingtonian Magazine: Congressman Peter King Wants to Crack Down on Hollywood
• Philips warns 4Q results will disappoint
• NY one of 3 states not complying with Race to Top goals
• Trader Joe’s in Colonie could have more than one way in/out
• GlobalFoundries' headcount hits 1,100 in Malta
• VC firms raise $5.6B in Q4
• Evans named GM at HUNT Real Estate in Albany; Gucciardo leaves to start own firm
• Troy Belting appoints new president
• Obama on hoops: the Albany who?
• Historic Albany Foundation News - January 6, 2012
• ECHDC Moves Forward with Public Canals and Cultural Master Plan
• Saint Rose Lecture- "OCCUPY" Movement: Its Past, Present and Future, with Fordha...
• Very happy to have Abby, from The College of Saint Rose-Office of Undergraduate...
• Grants Boost Erie Canal Education, Preservation, and Tourism
• Adirondack Trust nominates restaurateur/realtor MacLean to board
• Silver's goal in 2012: Raise the minimum wage
• Schumer calls on Army to OK Arsenal power plant plan
• Consumer Electronics Show loses some luster
• Banks to get breathing room from regulators
• Toll Brothers unit hits $2B mark
• Hannaford announces ground-beef recall
• Paladino stumping for Gingrich
• Will other big retailers follow Trader Joe’s to Albany?
• Apple to open mini stores in Targets
• Owens Pushes Trade Board to Reverse New Regulation on Manufacturers
• Politico: DOD probing Osama movie leaks
• Rangel: Continuing The Spirit Of Three Kings Day
• Rangel Commends President’s Summer Jobs+ Initiative
• Trader Joe’s confirms store opening in Albany area
• Mazzone’s sister buys Jonesville Store
• Rangel: New Jobs Report Shows We're On The Right Path, But More Work Needed
• M&T Bank scores well in customer survey
• US Airways reports strong holiday traffic
• Message from The College of Saint Rose Office of Alumni Relations for alumni: "K...
• Horse farm files for bankruptcy
• Rep. Maloney Statement on December Jobs Report
• Angio reports 28% drop in net income
• U.S. unemployment falls to 8.5% in December
• Newsday: Fund established to benefit Capano family
• Does Cuomo’s $4B Queens convention center plan bypass state law?
• Reaction to Cuomo’s schools commission plan mixed
• Google’s Vinton Cerf: Access to Internet not a human right
• Obama, Panetta announce Defense Department cuts but offer few specifics
• New chamber chief a fan of the fundamentals
• Trustco opening its 136th branch today
• Fine Dining 2012: The dishes
• Fine Dining 2012: The chefs
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on December Unemployment Numbers
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Swearing-In of New Jamaican Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller
• ABC Owes Puerto Ricans an Apology Says Serrano
• Maloney: Congress Shouldn’t Wait to Help Create Jobs
• Rep. Maloney Statement On President Obama's Recess Appointments To The National Labor Relations Board
• Cuomo speech omits Albany convention center
• Total music sales top 1.6B units
• Southwest Airlines ranks near top in annual 'Middle Seat' analysis
• The College of Saint Rose Esther Massry Gallery presents the "13th Annual Region...
• New York credit unions see growth in loans, assets and membership in 2011
• FYE parent reports holiday sales down
• Transportation Resource Group files for bankruptcy
• Federal Reserve wants movement on housing solutions
• U.S. Postal Service cuts could cost companies $100M a year
• Google snags trove of IBM patents
• Albany Med opens Chronic Kidney Disease Clinic
• Cuomo lays out $25B economic development vision
• Cuomo holds Albany NanoTech up as model for future state investments
• DOT directs $89 million to New York state for storm relief
• Arthur J. Gallagher plans Albany expansion following Capital Bauer acquisition
• Rep. Maloney Statement on President’s Recess Appointment of Cordray to Lead Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• Rangel Lauds Obama’s Appointment Of Cordray As Top Consumer Watchdog
• Cuomo: ‘We’ve only just begun’
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Statement on President Obama’s Decision to Recess Appoint Cordray to CFPB
• Saratoga chamber names new officers, directors
• Albany Ad Club issues ADDY Award call for entries
• Dollar General to open 625 new stores in 2012
• Class of 2016 accepted students- overnight visit dates have been announced. Foll...
• Albany's mystery landlord losing state tenant
• Bankruptcy filings fall in Albany court
• With the Clock Ticking on the Fate of the William Street Mail Facility, Higgins Sends FOIA Request to USPS
• Capital Bauer acquired by Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
• Get ready for another #stroseWINter giveaway today... find us on Twitter @Colleg...
• John McCain to Endorse Mitt Romney for President
• Did you know that a Saint Rose professor kicked off NPR's 2012 The Academic Minu...
• Gingrich Goes Into Pit Bull Mode
• Councilman Williams: Last Night’s Occupy Wall Street Event Went Well
• Council Members Introduce Resolution Asking Supreme Court to Block Arizona Immigration Law
• Morning Read: Eight Votes in Iowa; Golden’s Golden Non-Profit; A Convention Center in Queens?
• Starbucks hikes coffee prices
• New Yorkers end year with more confidence in economy
• DiNapoli wants stiffer penalties for corrupt politicians
• Cuomo’s State of the State to focus on the economy
• Romney beats Santorum by 8 votes in Iowa
• Key, Schenectady give thumbs up to mortgage program
• Bank of America calling loans on small businesses deemed too risky
• Illium Wine Bar in Troy schedules Jan. 20 opening
• GlobalFoundries holding job fair Jan. 12
• Obama Campaign Calls Iowa Caucus Victory For ‘The Extremist Tea Party Agenda’
• Mitt Romney Wins Iowa GOP Caucus With 8 Votes
• Iowa Halftime Report
• Follow Tonight’s Iowa Results
• Uptown Smackdown: Inez Dickens and Melissa Mark Viverito Vie to Become Next City Council Speaker
• Cyber Schmucks: How the Manhattan DA’s Cyber Squad Did a Mitzvah for UJA
• Frappuccino Firebombing Exposes Lingering Tensions Between NYPD and Muslims
• Roundup: Still Staring at Iowa
• Kruger Files For Pension; DiNapoli Pledges Reforms
• Bloomberg: Want to Criticize Our Environmental Efforts? Take a Number
• Grimm Predicts ‘Big Day’ in Iowa for Mitt Romney
• SUNY ranks well on 'Best Values' list
• Lowest bid to fix UAlbany water tower and fountains: $14.5M
• Liquor Authority board in flux
• Occupy To Protest Schumer and Gillibrand Over NDAA
• Business Council promotes top lobbyist
• Mayor Bloomberg: Diana Taylor’s a Better Kisser Than Lady Gaga
• Statement by Congressman Brian Higgins On Local Demand for HEAP
• Seneca radio ads rebut Cuomo casino plan
• Albany Aqua Ducks for sale
• Six Flags plans to buy back $250M in shares
• Northeast Health opens South Troy site
• An exciting 2012 coming up for Saint Rose! Some great new buildings popping up a...
• Peter Vallone Calls Ellen Barkin a ‘Twit’ After Anti-NYPD Tweet Tirade
• Diane Savino and Nicole Malliotakis: Bipartisan BFFs
• Morning Read: Iowa; State of the State; Bloomberg Blackmail
• UPS expects to handle record number of return gifts today
• Stewart’s Holiday Match raises $700K
• Advocacy groups holding ‘People’s State of the State’ at former Occupy Albany site
• 92 banks failed in 2011
• Deal makers confident about 2012
• Cuomo’s State of the State will include no new taxes
• Construction zone: $35.5M control center for NYISO in East Greenbush
• Gore Mountain Snow Train sells 75+ tickets on inaugural weekend
• Owens to Host Town Hall at SUNY Morrisville
• Public School Advocates Skeptical of Cuomo Education Reform Plans
• Roundup: All Eyes on Iowa
• Rupert Murdoch Calls Mike Bloomberg ‘New York’s Best Mayor in Memory!’
• Herman Cain Lives!
• Steve Forbes: ‘We All Know That Ron Paul Can’t Stop Mitt Romney’
• Dodge Landesman is Now Campaigning for State Committee
• Cuomo, Bloomberg, ’13ers, Decry Anti-Muslim Attacks In Queens
• Republicans Skirmish As Iowa Caucus Approaches
• Which New Yorkers Are Funding The Santorum Surge?
• Guy Molinari to Chair David Storobin’s State Senate Campaign
• Potsdam Town Council Votes to Keep Control Over Hydrofracking
• Mercedes Narcisse to launch campaign for Lew Fidler’s seat next Thursday
• Morning Read: Cuomo Takes On Education; More on Bloomberg vs. Albany; All About Iowa
• Happy New Year From Mayor Bloomberg and Lady Gaga
• Wishing everyone a safe and happy new year!
• Verizon cancels plan for $2 fee
• Roundup: Tears of a Newt; Christie at the Caucuses
• Industry Friendly Group Calls Hydrofracking One of ‘The Top Ten Unfounded Health Scares of 2011′
• Ryan Gosling Meme Hits The Campaign Trail
• Ticket sales brisk for ‘Wine & Dine’ event
• Green Renewable buys Hoosick River Hardwoods
• More state workers leaving privately owned space
• Horowitz puts Troy building into bankruptcy
• Quinn Pushes for More LGBT Lawmakers
• Accounting regs, signed in '09, become law
• New York retailers give high marks to shopping season
• Elections Board to Miss State Disclosure Deadline
• Assemblyman Daniel O’Donnell Takes Advantage of Same-Sex Marriage Law
• New York again mulls 4-year degree for RNs
• A new director in a milestone year for Troy nonprofit
• Bloomberg: ‘We Don’t Target Any Ethnic Groups’
• Big differences in U.S. unemployment in past 5 years
• Morning Read: Obama as Antoinette; More Trouble for John Liu; Pardon Time for Cuomo
• Top deals/deal makers of 2011
• Jeff Bezos 'grateful' to be selling millions and millions of Kindles
• Empire State Plaza ice rink reopening
• Transitions: Leadership changes in 2011
• Sears, Kmart stores in New York not on closure list—for now
• Apartment rental rates continue to rise in Albany area
• Verizon Wireless: $2 charge for online payments
• Transitions at the top: Leadership changes in 2011
• Roundup: Stalking Governor Cuomo; Will Obama and Hillary Join Forces?
• Street Smarts! New York Traffic Fatalities at 100 Year Low—But Who Deserves the Credit?
• Scott Stringer Dismisses Comptroller Rumors and Hints at Imminent Mayoral Campaign Announcement
• Manhattan BP Scott Stringer: ‘The Incompetence of The Department of Education is Simply Staggering’
• Bloomberg: ‘Newt Who?’
• The Saint Rose Lay Academy will offer a new course exploring the Pulitzer-winnin...
• U.S. population will be 312.8M on New Year's Day
• Ellis Medicine, Nathan Littauer land state grants
• Rensselaer power plant owner sues NY for tax credits
• The Business Review’s top 10 slideshows of 2011
• Ed Koch Comes Out (Mostly) Against The Living Wage Bill
• Rep. Paul Ryan Not a Supporter of SOPA, Says Spokesperson
• Schneiderman Touts Accomplishments At End-Of Year
• Government jobs drop in New York state
• The College of Saint Rose is very fortunate to have some amazing graphic design...
• Downstate gas stations cited for gas gouging
• Kirsten Gillibrand Wants to Prove She’s Not Weak
• Hugo Chavez Suggests America Gave Him Cancer
• Morning Read: Gingrich Says Bloomberg ‘Bought’ His Job; Bear Gallbladder Ban; Santorumentum!
• Public employee unions suing state over increases to health care contributions
• Postal Service closure process criticized
• Morgan Stanley cutting 580 jobs
• Canal Corp. considers relocating HQ to Amsterdam
• New “ski train” to connect Saratoga Springs with Gore Mountain
• Hiring outlook improving in 2012
• ComScore: Online holiday shopping sets record at $35.3B
• Roundup: Occupy Wall Street’s Odd Expenses; Possible Iraq War Parade
• Poll: Romney Has Edge In Iowa, NH
• In Vintage ’98 Footage, Mayor Bloomberg Praises Press and Predicts Media Meltdown
• Do you have a favorite Saint Rose moment from 2011? We'd love for you to share!...
• NFIB releases 2012 agenda
• Occupy Albany seeks 'vindication' in court
• Vacca: Cyclists Are Always Wrong
• Hearings set for GlobalFoundries gas pipeline
• Anthony Weiner Allegedly Wanted Threesome With Another Man
• Southwest asks court to block new pricing regulations
• Now NYers Can Count Down the Minutes Until New Tax Code
• Michael Grimm On Payroll Tax Politics: ‘The American People Are Confused’ [Video]
• Keeler invests $250K to sponsor lounge at Albany’s Times Union Center
• Retail sector falls in 44 states, including New York
• Stormfront Founder Don Black Says White Supremacists Thought Ron Paul Was ‘One of Us’
• Premiere Performances presents Charlie Albright on 1/27 at 7:30 p.m. For ticket...
• Morning Read: Strikes Averted and Looming; Cash for Seabrook; Pardon Time
• Daily News: Long Island Army veteran Alex Antiohos, two others released from Iraqi military custody
• Small business got some things from Congress this year
• Mandate relief team recommends $245M in cuts
• GE to buy $7.5B in bank deposits from MetLife
• Keeler Motor gains naming rights to Times Union Center’s sports bar
• Who were the worst CEOs of 2011?
• Top 25 'oddball' job interview questions from 2011
• Consumer confidence measures rise
• U.S. home prices fell 1.2% in October
• New York’s 10 Worst Landlords Slumming It in the Bronx
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• CDTA considers layoffs, service cuts to close $10M budget gap
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• Morning Read: Legislature Returns; Tax Overhaul in the Offing; Newt in New York
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• Mayor Bloomberg Says He’s ‘Not Running For President, Plain And Simple’
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• Rep. Maloney statement on November jobs report
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• LIVEBLOG: Facebook Announces Engineering Office In New York City
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• Rangel Statement on November Job Numbers
• Herman Cain Wants To Know What You Think Of Him
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• Albany area has 14,995 microbusinesses
• US unemployment rate drops to 8.6%, lowest level more than 2 years
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VIII, #29
• SEVERELY INJURED WOMAN RETURNS TO LONG ISLAND FAMILY WITH BISHOP'S HELP
• Morning Read: Cuomo Goes Hollywood; Hevesi Staying Behind Bars
• Nadler Seeks to Protect New Yorkers From Disaster at Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant
• Cuomo rewarded with money for backing gay marriage
• McCarthy beats Hull in Schenectady mayoral race
• For some, health care reform means new business
• Bank of America, four other major banks sued
• H&R Block’s quarterly loss widens due to litigation costs, discontinuing ExpressTax
• U.S. manufacturing improves in November
• Where are the Best Places to Work in the Albany area?
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• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on November Jobs Numbers
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Host First Lady of Somalia On Capitol Hill
• Owens Works to Lower Interest Rates for Businesses and Homeowners Affected by Natural Disasters
• Roundup: Schumer Is Optimistic; More Troubles For William Boyland Jr.
• Rangel: Farewell To Sergeant At Arms Livingood
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• Rangel Calls On Americans To Pressure Congress
• Barney Frank Explains Why He Was No Anthony Weiner
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• Rangel Honors The Legacy Of Rosa Parks
• TD Bank profits increase in fiscal 4Q
• NY state workers to move from Stuyvesant to Albany
• Rangel Statement on World AIDS Day
• AG, NYS Bar Association launch 'Charity Corps'
• Intel no longer in AMD's cross hairs
• NYPD Still Barring Journalists From Covering Protests During Obama Fundraiser in Midtown
• The Arts Center appoints Marblo president
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• Mayor Bloomberg’s ‘Army’ Inspires Taiwanese Animation [Video]
• In NYC, Obama Touts Support for Israel; GOP Pounces
• ICYMI: Higgins Decries Delay on Pilot Fatigue Rule
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• M&T’s Wilmers named Banker of the Year
• Reps. Higgins, Hochul & Reed Outraged at Continued Missed Deadlines on Pilot Fatigue Rule
• Small business activity drops slightly in Albany area
• Demos Hits Bishop On ‘Horse Slaughter’ Vote
• Michele Bachmann Wants You To Know She’s Not Confused About Iran
• Morning Read: Liu’s Ties to MF Global; Opposition Lines Up Against Cuomo’s Tax Plan; Seabrook Silent
• Hydrofracking comment period extended
• Fulton-Montgomery business park plan pitched to state panel
• FCC report slammed AT&T-T-Mobile merger plan
• Apple's Siri can't find abortion clinics, causing stir
• Court OKs cell phone antenna in church bell tower
• GlobalFoundries CEO: Malta plant will be in operation by December 2012
• Caterpillar to build plant in India
• November private payrolls surge 206,000, planned layoffs ease
• Owens to Hold Telephone Town Hall Wednesday
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Hosts First Lady of Somalia On Capitol Hill
• Roundup: Factchecking Bloomberg’s ‘Army;’ Gays Move In On Ruben Diaz Sr.
• Rangel Hails Harlem Research Company For NASA Award
• Rangel: God Bless America
• Schumer Twitter Slaps McCain Over Long Island Jab
• Occupy Wall Street to March to Obama’s Sheraton Fundraiser Tonight
• Tom Duane Just Isn’t That Into Mark Ruffalo
• Rangel Resolution On Korean War Soon To Reach House Floor
• Is Andrew Cuomo Losing Fred Dicker?
• Rangel Commends Gonzalez’s Congressional Leadership
• Mark Ruffalo And New York Pols Promote Fight Against Hydrofracking
• What does your desk look like?
• John Liu To Party With Barack Obama Tonight
• Elmira polymer manufacturer relocating HQ to Watervliet
• Advocates Announce Investigation Into NYPD’s Handling of Traffic Deaths
• Bank of America, Ayco-parent Goldman Sachs credit ratings downgraded by S&P
• New York 20th best for pushing kids to quit smoking, group says
• Ackerman Slams GOP for Weak Housing Law
• Private-sector pay rose 1.27% in Albany area after recession hit
• Opposition surfaces to proposed ShopRite in Colonie
• Cuomo Cautions Against Future Albany Gridlock
• Hoy joins Federal Home Loan Bank board
• Hugh Johnson: ‘We will muddle through ... and 2012 will be a good year.’
• Best Black Friday in years, New York retailers say
• Mayor Bloomberg: ‘I Have My Own Army’
• GlobalFoundries names CFO, CTO
• House Approves Bipartisan National Guard & Reservist Debt Relief Extension Act
• Morning Read: Money for Bribes But Not Wages; Liu’s Travel Companion; Bloomberg Eyes the Exits
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• Lawsuit challenging NY’s gay marriage law can move forward
• H&R Block, flush with cash, may buy back shares, analyst says
• 55,000 new jobs added in November, while hours, compensation decline
• American Airlines bankruptcy may lead to merger with US Airways
• McGinn Smith probe yields a second guilty plea
• Developer plans tech park in Queensbury
• $31.5M riverfront redevelopment in downtown Troy moving forward
• Hugh Johnson offers his annual economic forecast this morning
• Historic Albany Foundation's 9th Annual Holiday House Tour
• Owens Introduces Legislation to Repeal Border Fee
• Big Architecture: AIA New York Has Shaped the City, But Can it Reshape City Hall?
• What Does Howard Wolfson Want?
• Rangel Urges Congress To Pass Middle Class Tax Cut Act
• FBI: Boyland Caught With Hand In Cookie Jar Again
• Ray Kelly Gets Heckled in David Dinkins’ Columbia Class
• WFP Targets Carolyn Maloney
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• Trans World names new CFO
• Rush Limbaugh, Chief Herman Cain Defender, Live In NYC Tonight
• Albany council makes last funding pitch
• M&T 'outstanding' again says Fed Reserve
• Recession took 2.87% of Albany area's private-sector jobs
• Herman Cain Snubs Cindy Adams Dinner Date as Scandal Woes Mount
• Report: AIDS Spending May Force Cuts In Other Agencies
• Albany’s first Volt owner not bolting from electric car
• Mel Wymore Wants to Be New York City’s First Transgendered Elected Official
• Dean Skelos Endorses Mitt Romney for President
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• Hannaford building store in Round Lake
• Susan Novotny’s publishing company makes deal with Simon & Schuster imprint
• BISHOP HOSTS SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE INFO SESSIONS
• Maloney statement on retirement of Congressman Barney Frank
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• Morning Read: The Queens Machine Lives On; Bad Stuffing at Gov Mansion; Quinn Sues
• Delta Air Lines wins another dispute over union elections
• “Arrested Development” coming to Malta — sort of
• Embassy Designs moving from Scotia to Amsterdam
• Dollar Tree considers building $60M distribution center in Rensselaer County
• Cyber Monday has biggest sales ever
• Capital Region economic council makes pitch for $40M today
• New York to release $450M for health care improvements
• GE hosting job fairs to fill 195 Albany area jobs
• New U.S. home sales up in October
• $10B Facebook IPO seen in Q2 at $100B valuation
• Owens Introduces Bill to Waive Fees for Disaster Victims
• Chief Cainiac (In New York, At Least) Stands By Herman Cain
• Rangel Applauds Modernization of Government Records
• Higgins Ask USPS: “Are You Really Listening?”
• Schumer Among the Occupiers
• Rangel Salutes Frank, A Great Friend And Patriot
• Christopher & Banks is closing 2 stores in Albany area
• Barney Frank Bids Farewell, Wishes Newt Gingrich Luck
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• Dollar Tree eyes Rensselaer County for distribution center
• Bloomberg: Bank of America nabbed massive, secret Federal Reserve loans
• Regional councils make final pitch for $40M
• Blasch Precision strikes distribution deal with DuPont subsidiary
• New York has 6,213 ‘hidden’ jobs to be filled
• A ‘Malcolm Smith Democrat’ for the GOP?
• Albany area down more than 170 businesses because of recession
• Barney Frank To Call It A Day
• Southwest Airlines launches Cyber Monday special
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• Morning Read: More Trouble for John Liu; West Side Rebirth; Battle Begins For Towns Seat
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• Students to show how to redraw election district lines
• AT&T may have to sell assets to save T-Mobile deal
• Early Black Friday a hit
• International students pump $78M into Albany area economy
• Millionaires tax will face tough test in January
• HIXNY reaching ‘a tipping point,’ new CEO says
• Small Business Saturday 2012 needs to go big
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• AT&T, T-Mobile withdraw FCC merger bid
• Roundup: Pundits Want Obama to Put God Back In Thanksgiving; Gov. Brownback’s ‘Mean Girls’ Moment
• President Obama’s Black Friday Sale
• Herman Cain Thinks He’s a Lock With Black Voters
• Mitt Romney Coming to Boro Park
• Morning Read: Cuomo and O’Malley Spar Over the War of 1812; Ticket Fix Prober Retires; Black Friday Melee
• Professionals returning to the Albany area
• Excelsior credits pile up, just not in Albany
• NYS Museum To Host Chocolate Expo, Holiday Gift Market
• Rep. Israel Calls for Stronger Enforcement of Laws to Stop Sales of Dangerous Toys
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• Roundup: Kelly Orders Cops to Respect Press; Expensive Occupation
• Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer and Councilwoman Tish James Show Off Their Dance Moves [Video]
• Charles Barron To Make It Official
• Obama Campaign Answers Romney With New ‘Deceive’ Logo
• Maloney Proposes Federal Oversight of City Contracting
• Obama and Romney Spar Over Campaign Commercial
• Delta introduces mobile baggage tracking
• Patriot Federal Bank reports 30% jump in net income
• Albany area motorists better gas up here before hitting the road—it's cheaper
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON THANKSGIVING
• Albany area hotel occupancy rates up 9th straight month
• What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?
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• Jewish Newspaper Accuses Brooklyn DA Hynes of ‘Going Easy’ On Child Sex Offenders
• Glenn Beck is Voting for Michele Bachmann
• Liz Krueger Would Like You To Know Who Isn’t Invited To Her Fundraiser
• Morning Read: Living Wage In Committee; Bloomberg Parties With Black; Tax Cap Under Stress
• New York approaches population of 19.44 million
• Retailers sue Federal Reserve over debit cards
• New Frontiers for Government Waste: The $200K. Mobile App
• FCC makes move to block AT&T merger with T-Mobile
• U.S. trucking industry shows October growth
• U.S. bank deposits hit record $10 trillion
• Five retail trends on Black Friday
• Desmond’s $300,000 investment pays off for Scrimshaw
• Occupy Black Friday—'flash mob' protests planned at local malls
• This Week at The Egg - November 21, 2011
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Wishes Brooklyn Residents a Happy Thanksgiving
• Roundup: Occupy Obama; Governor Cuomo’s Egg Habit
• Nita Lowey: Michelle Bachmann Is Not ‘A Lyin Ass Bitch’
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• Bloomberg Keeps Up Heat On Obama With Media Blitz
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• The Carriage Horse Wars Stampede Through City Hall
• Rangel: Sharing Our Blessings with Loved Ones
• Flanders opens Columbia County plant
• Albany unemployment rate falls again
• Taxi Medallion Owners Push Cuomo On Livery Cabs
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• Knives Out: Politicians Blast Bloomberg’s Zuccotti Eviction; Occupy Enters New Phase
• De Blasio Makes Pitch To Small Business
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• New York sees drop in mass layoffs
• Mayor’s Ex Susan Bloomberg Sells Soho Penthouse
• More New Yorkers upping holiday shopping budgets this year
• Statement of Rep. Maloney on Failure of Supercommittee to Reach Deficit Deal
• New edition of The Chronicle!
• Cuomo: New York may lose $5B in 10 years
• Morning Read: NYPD vs. Reporters; Schneiderman vs. Cuomo; Living Wage Showdown Looms
• Charges against Occupy Albany activists dismissed
• Senate bill takes on airline bag fees
• UPS hikes rates 4.9% in 2012
• HP Q4 earnings down 88% to $239M
• 4 consequences of the super committee's failure
• A land bank helped Flint, Michigan, expert says, and could help New York cities, too
• Nonprofit winners to be recognized today
• Lawyer: Tax credit ruling 'terrible day' for NY
• Owens to Hold Telephone Town Hall Tuesday
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• In Light of ‘Occupy’ Arrests, New Group ‘To Monitor NYPD/Press Relations’
• Bloomberg Sees Smokers Rolling, Hates It
• HUD Announces 2011 Sustainable Communities Award to Buffalo Niagara Consortium
• Silver Keeps Surgery in the Family After Bike Fall
• Liu Targets HPD Financial Shenanigans
• Court upholds business incentives
• Normanside remnant files for bankruptcy
• Poll: Most Americans Don’t Know What Occupy Wall Street Is
• Owens Corning expands, taps state grant
• Pols Rally for Foreclosure Assistance Funding
• NYSERDA honors Schenectady contractor's energy efficiency efforts
• Bank of America CEO Moynihan says foreclosed homes selling faster
• Sheekey Outlines Plans for Bloomberg’s World Domination
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• Brendan Horn joins Jack’s Oyster House in Albany
• Our blog is being launched today- look for the link up here soon!
• Albany area headed for fifth straight yearly drop in home sales
• Maloney Urges Feds To Take Action Following Report Showing Women Have 47% Higher Risk Of Serious Car-Crash Injuries
• TrustCo awards executive stock options
• Occupy Albany Protesters Want to Stop Getting Arrested Every Night
• Morning Read: Terror Arrest in Manhattan; Wilson Takes Another Look; Liu Forges Ahead
• UAlbany President Philip retiring
• Debt supercommittee fails to reach a deal
• Man arrested for alleged NYC bomb plot has Schenectady connection
• Transfinder picks Bonacio Construction to build $5M HQ
• Free workshop today will explain new “land bank” law in New York
• Beacon Power to sell Stephentown plant
• Tailor shop moves to more visible downtown Albany location
• Historic Albany Foundation News - November 18, 2011
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• Rosetti breaks ground on $16M apartment project in North Greenbush
• Mayor Bloomberg Readies for ‘Outrageous’ School Bus Strike
• Five decide if Albany council plan worth $40M
• Bank of America names new strategy chief
• It's Time for Big Infrastructure Investment
• BISHOP VOTES AGAINST NEWEST PARTISAN PLAN TO GUT SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE
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• Peter King Says That Occupiers Are Living In ‘Feces And Urine’
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• Albany International pulling jobs out of Albany
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• Michael Grimm to OWS: ‘Pack Up, Buy a Bar of Soap, and Get Out of NYC’
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• Nadler Calls on NYPD to Step Up Enforcement in Wake of Another Anti-Semitic Act in Brooklyn
• National Grid providing $6M in grants and loans to businesses hurt by storms
• GE investing $1B in software development
• The Sage Colleges, Saint Rose going tobacco free
• Albany College of Pharmacy kicks off $50M capital campaign
• Saint-Gobain donates $100,000 to Schenectady YouthBuild
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• Who Let The Dogs In! Bed Bug Bloodhounds Join HPD Inspection Team
• Rangel Votes To Create Jobs For America’s Veterans
• Bloomberg Spokesman Slams Mayoral Aspirants Over Criticisms of Occupy Wall Street Raid
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• HarperCollins Union Rally: Rain, Speeches and Pizza at Bookish Protest
• Herman Cain Defends His Right To Pause
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• This morning The College of Saint Rose and The Sage Colleges announced at a pres...
• Price Chopper raises $1.31M for the Muscular Dystrophy Association
• Cynthia Nixon: ‘I Want to See Bill de Blasio as the Next Mayor of New York City’
• BISHOP CALLS FOR CLOSER SCRUTINY OF HYDRO-FRACKING WASTEWATER
• Nurses at Nathan Littauer approve new contract
• Lawmakers Condemn Arrest of Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez at Occupy Wall Street
• Work begins on $17.5M urgent care center in Malta
• Shaun Donovan Comes Out In Favor of Marriage Equality
• Congressman Higgins Notes Jackson’s Achievements Ahead of Courthouse Grand Opening
• New trial for Joe Bruno; court vacates conviction
• Rangel Statement On National Education Week
• AT&T adds 7 cell towers in Rensselaer County
• NY Press Club Demands Investigation Into Reporters Arrested at Occupy Wall Street
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• Nadler: GOP Gun Bill Solves None of Our Nation’s Problems, Increases Number of Guns in our ...
• Police Hunt for White House Shooter
• Morning Read: Aftermath of the Raid; More Trouble for Liu; Bloomberg Copies Cuomo
• Newsday: First-responders seek broadband space
• New York Post: Pol plea for first response
• Google, other Internet companies at odds with U.S. Chamber of Commerce over piracy
• Apple turning to business market
• Health insurers’ rate increase requests online
• H&R Block drops TaxACT acquisition plan after antitrust opposition
• Bank of America CEO says he learned from debit-card fiasco
• Hack floods Facebook users with porn, violent images
• Postal Service loses $5.1B in 2011
• Innogen awards 2 startups $10,000 each
• Owens Votes to Bolster Second Amendment Rights for New Yorkers
• Slaughter, Higgins, Hochul and Reed Ask FAA to Implement Findings of Damaging New Report
• Protesters Re-Occupy Zuccotti Park
• Fundraising Cain: A Small Cadre of Faithful Supporters Call Pizzaman Only True Conservative
• Paul Newell: My Night In The #OWS Lock-Up
• Bill Thompson Wants ‘Excessive Force’ at OWS Investigated
• Bloomberg Says Ruling ‘Vindicates’ Decision To Clear Park
• 1% Congress: Maloney, Lowey Among Capitol’s Richest
• No Return to Zuccotti: Judge Michael Stallman Rules Against Protesters
• Quinn Demands City Let OWS Back Into Zuccotti
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• Council Progressives, Labor, Cry Foul Over Occupy Evictions
• New Poll Has Bad News for Potential Gillibrand Foes
• Rangel Career Fair Draws Two Thousand Job Seekers
• Sunmark insurance affiliate seeks acquisition
• Florida first choice for fleeing New Yorkers
• Saratoga Race Course pumps at least $183M into local economy
• RPI's supercomputer project tops council's plan
• Times Union buyout response may be enough to avoid layoffs
• 'Angels' invest $150K in Ener-G-Rotors
• Maloney & colleagues fought cuts in next year’s outlays for transit projects
• Albany Med, Saratoga Hospital to break ground on $4M center in Malta
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• NY manufacturers upbeat about future, survey says
• Behind the Barricades at the NYPD’s Occupy Wall Street Raid
• Nadler and Squadron Respond to City’s Action on Occupy Wall Street
• Morning Read: Zuccotti Cleared; John Liu Under Fire; A Dead Heat In Iowa
• Richardson Brands appoints chief executive, CFO
• Amazon challenges the iPad with customized Kindle software
• Buffett’s secret $10B investment in IBM
• Bloomberg: At Zuccotti Park ‘Inaction Was Not an Option’
• The final diagnosis on health care reform
• Chef Ortega adding wine bar to her Illium Cafe
• Albany council reveals economic plans
• Report today will highlight Saratoga racing's economic impact
• Uri Kaufman denied tax breaks for $24M apartment renovation in Saratoga County
• Heidi Harkins leaves The Michaels Group for The Bonadio Group
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• Councilman Ydanis Rodriguez Arrested, Injured at Occupy Wall Street Raid
• BREAKING: NYPD Begins Clearing Zucotti Park of Occupy Wall Street Encampment
• Historic Albany Foundation News - November 10, 2011
• Rep. Clarke Applauds NY State Board of Regents’ Support of the Education Equity for DREAMers Act
• Roundup: Unhappy Holidays in Albany; Shelly Silver Takes a Tumble
• Rick Perry is Heading Back to New York
• Congressman Bob Turner is Actually Happy About Something President Obama Did
• Pols Rally To End Horse Drawn Carriages
• Hakeem Jeffries Strikes Back At Charles Barron
• On Libya, Herman Cain Does His Best Rick Perry Impression [Video]
• Congressman Higgins Attends Kids Korner Waiting Room Ribbon Cutting Celebration
• New Witness Comes Forward to Back Sharon Bialek’s Claim She Was Harassed by Herman Cain
• Delta continues New York growth
• New York state lags in e-prescribing medications
• Albany economic council's final plan heads to Cuomo
• American Bio Medica trims loss in 3Q
• New York eyes cuts as budget gap grows
• Times Union offering buyouts to as many as 9 employees
• Cuomo On Why He Is Against Millionaire’s Tax: ‘Fairness’
• Congressman Higgins & Erie Canal Harbor Development Corporation Review 2011 Waterfront Progress, Preview Work Planned for 2012
• Bob Turner’s ‘Hero’ Ex-Cop Removes OWS Heckler; Heckled the Hell Out of Anthony Weiner Himself
• State Budget Office Warns of Dark Days Ahead
• Herman Cain’s Scandal Saga Continues
• Capital Bank parent reports net income up 29% in 3Q
• Bank of America to book $1.8B gain on China bank sale
• Chelsea Clinton Follows in Jenna Bush’s Footsteps With NBC News Job
• Morning Read: Cuomo in Puerto Rico, and not The Bronx; All Eyes On Gillibrand; Protest at Turner Ceremony
• Banks add new fees to raise revenue
• Apple on hunt for retail genius
• Eyes turning to 2012 state Senate races
• Tax overhaul may be delayed
• 60 Minutes scrutinizes lawmakers’ stock purchases
• Albany DA won’t prosecute Occupy Albany protesters
• Ecovative Design lands deal with Crate & Barrel
• Will the plan the economic council OKs today win region $40M
• Nadler Statement on Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes in Brooklyn
• Ten members of Congress plan immigration hearing in Birmingham Nov. 21
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Denounces Crimes of Hate In Brooklyn Community
• Bachmann Campaign Manager: ‘Liberal Mainstream Media Elites are Manipulating the Republican Debates’
• Bachmann Campaign Accuses CBS News of Bias
• Rick Perry Remembers the Department of Energy [Video]
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• Roundup: Rep. Rangel’s Tech Troubles; Will Tax Free Cigarettes Get Snuffed Out?
• Herman Cain Says He Will Survive
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• Barron Prepares for Congressional Run, Blasts Towns and Jeffries
• Herman Cain Weighs in on Hydrofracking
• Christopher & Banks is closing 100 stores
• Where do Americans want to live? New York's No. 11, poll says
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• Photo of one our own student veterans for Photo Friday today- Happy Veterans Day!
• Albany area loses 5,300 retail jobs since 2007
• Herman Cain Believes Occupy Wall Street is a Pro-Obama Conspiracy
• Ecovative Design expanding, staying put in Green Island
• Dan Garodnick Signs Up Bedford Grove
• A night with the region's Achievers (slideshow)
• Councilman David Greenfield Offers $1,000 Bounty to Catch Anti-Semitic Arsonists
• Holiday spending to be about same as last year, TD Bank survey predicts
• Bloomberg Talks Guns and Democracy
• Herman Cain Thinks Anita Hill is Funny
• Happy 11/11/11- though more importantly, Happy Veterans Day! We honor and rememb...
• Morning Read: Occupy Wall Street as ‘Civic Terrorism;’ Seabrook, Wills and Boyland in Court; Cop Crank Phone Calls
• A passion for business
• GlobalFoundries postpones construction of Abu Dhabi plant
• 3 startups make pitches at boot camp in Schenectady today
• Federal Reserve Bank of New York president to visit Albany
• Angelo Mazzone steps back (a bit) to spend time with family
• More than 300 turnout to honor Albany region’s Achievers
• Business execs head McCoy team in Albany
• Rep. Israel Announces New Legislation to Improve Mental Health Treatment for our Armed Forces
• Roundup: Client Number 9 Version 2.0?; Joan Baez Occupies Wall Street
• Attorney General Eric Schneiderman on the Occupy Movements and Being ‘Sheriff of Wall Street’
• Assemblyman William Boyland Jr. Gets Off on Bribery Charges
• Rangel Statement On The Nixon Testimony Release
• Statement from Representatives Hochul, Higgins & Slaughter After NTSB Requests Full Disclosure from Pinnacle Airlines
• Marcus Buckley, our VP of Finance and Administration, speaking at this morning'...
• Business Council Blasts NYC Lawmakers
• Tomorrow (11/11) the Council for Exceptional Children is holding a clothing driv...
• Rep. Maloney salutes veterans, urges passage of measures to create jobs for returning service members
• OWS Protesters Plan Anti-Wal Mart Events Ahead of Crystal Bridges Opening
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• Greg Floyd and Bill de Blasio Discuss Occupy Wall Street [Video]
• Volatility lingers in state economic report
• Rick Perry’s Son Reprimands Sinful Media For Mocking His Dad
• Albany area lost 2,300 manufacturing jobs to recession
• New York program seeks to help vets assimilate to workforce
• Intel Corp. tussels with Ultrabook objective
• Hakeem Jeffries On Congress, Charters and the NYPD’s ‘Culture of Corruption’
• BISHOP VETERANS DAY STATEMENT
• Robert Diamond, One Time Possible Grimm Challenger, Emails for Obama
• Developer Bette says moving 600 state workers out of Troy painful
• Mayoral Candidate Tom Allon Likes His Chances in 2013
• MTI reports break-even results
• Rangel Proudly Honors Our Nation's Heroes As America Recognizes His Service In The Korean War
• Rangel Applauds Raise In Vets Mortgage Insurance
• Espey’s quarterly net income up 23%
• Don't miss Frequency North tonight, Edgar®-winning mystery writer Megan Abbott w...
• Rangel Hails VA’s Nationwide Virtual Job Fair For Vets
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• CEG elects 7 new members
• HSBC profit climbs in 3Q
• Apple growers ripe for change in fed insurance law
• Nadler Cheers Senate Judiciary Vote to Repeal DOMA
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement Honoring Veterans Day
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Hosts Small Business Roundtable With Top SBA Official Dr. Winslow Sargeant
• Owens Statement in Observance of Veterans Day
• Capital District YMCA hires Pierson as CFO
• Troy retail strip mall sold for $800K
• Dems will up millionaires tax threshold
• Business Review power breakfast draws 500
• 8.9 magnitude quake hits Japan
• Tracking the Volt: Here, but not home
• March 11: People on the Move
• GlobalFoundries breakfast this morning
• 2 lawmakers charged with bribery
• HP CEO under fire over new board
• Tracking the Volt: Here, but not home
• Magazine honors GlobalFoundries project
• March 11: People on the Move
• Irving Berlin, newspapers and a building in downtown Albany
• Saratoga nightclub targets over-25 crowd
• The Power of a Single Vote - Albany Election Information and Polling Places
• Huntsman Pays Visit To Queens Hasidic Community
• Morning Read: Liu Has To Pay; State Budget Ax Swings; Pension Reform Dissent
• Higgins Asks Federal Agencies for Action on Peace Bridge Plaza Plan
• Occupy Wall Street Protesters Plan March on Cuomo For Millionaire’s Tax
• Nadler Welcomes Romney To New York
• Clear Channel parent reports $74M net loss in 3Q
• Apple to boost spending on retail operations
• Intuit study suggests small businesses created 30,000 jobs in October
• Union College president Ainlay signs 5-year contract extension
• Hot Harry’s to open fourth area restaurant in January
• CHA acquires Canadian engineering firm
• Panel tackles Albany retail climate today
• High-deductible insurance plans growing in popularity in Albany
• Deadline to apply for state funds extended to 4 p.m. today
• Vietnam War Graffiti Exhibit Opens Veterans Day at NYS Museum
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• Roundup: Shelly Silver Started The Fire
• Giuliani’s Right Hand Man and Dorrian’s Daughter Sell UES Digs
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• CHA buys its first Canadian engineering firm
• Vinnie Gentile Has ‘Challenging Conversation’ With DCCC
• Maloney condemns UNESCO vote to grant membership to Palestinians
• Ship Canal Commons Opens at Buffalo Lakeside Commerce Park
• Jon Huntsman Calls Mitt Romney ‘A Well-Lubricated Weather Vane’
• GlobalFoundries board names Ajit Manocha CEO
• New York's new job bank lists 42,000 openings
• Hannaford appoints DiPietro top Albany area executive
• BISHOP SUPPORTS WITHDRAWAL OF US FUNDING FOR UNESCO FOLLOWING PALESTINE VOTE
• New York retailers somewhat optimistic about holiday shopping season
• Amtrak’s Empire Service, others offer free WiFi service
• Google holding small business event in Troy
• 10-screen Regal theater to open Nov. 18
• Herman Cain Addresses National Press Club [Live Video]
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• Hot Harry’s to open in Latham’s Newton Plaza
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• Cuomo promotes Leecia Eve to deputy secretary
• Herman Cain Talks Up ’9-9-9′ Tax Plan and Avoids Addressing Harassment Allegations
• Cuomo Launches Online Jobs Bank
• 50 Cent Shares His Thoughts on Occupy Wall Street
• Daily News: King: Evidence Al-Awlaki Supported 9/11 Attacks
• Happy Halloween! Are you dressed up today?
• Morning Read: Herman Cain in Hot Water; A Challenger for Rangel; A Look Inside Vito Lopez’s Wallet
• $2.5M spent lobbying for racetrack casinos
• House lawmakers introduce online piracy bill
• GOP lawmakers would uphold Cuomo veto of ‘millionaires tax’
• Storm knocks out power to 13,000 in Albany area
• Obama orders feds to share research with business
• WTRY’s Gabriel among Clear Channel’s layoffs
• Officials Break Ground on New Emergency Dept. at Kingsbrook
• Owens to Host Watertown Town Hall
• Cain Campaign Responds to Allegations of Inappropriate Advances
• Winter Hits Occupy Wall Street
• Hochul, Higgins, Slaughter, Reed, Schumer, and Gillibrand Call on Attorney General to Investigate Colgan
• NYPD Ticket Fixing Probe Sparks Indictments And Police Protests
• Rangel Congratulates Northern Manhattan Coalition For Immigrant Rights For $200,000 Grant
• Yet Another Thing to Needlessly Divest NY-9 Candidate David Weprin of Money
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• Dems Knock Grimm and Turner On Iran Mining Vote
• CDPHP, MVP, Blue Shield join call to publish rate filings
• TD Bank says no to debit card charges
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• ENYCAR auto expo runs Nov. 4-6
• Albany Int’l Corp. sells Albany Door Systems business for $130M
• Liu Hires Ex-AG Robert Abrams To Review Campaign Finance Irregularities
• Bloomberg Explains Why New York Isn’t Oakland
• Clifton Park, New York, neighborhood has least income disparity in U.S.
• Anti-Charter Advocates Slam Hakeem Jeffries–Update
• Congressman Higgins Invites Veterans & Seniors to Join Him for a Special Congress on Your Corner
• Christopher Bass sentenced to more than 12 years for Ponzi scheme
• Republicans and Democrats Still Can’t Agree on How to Handle National Debt
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VIII, #26
• New York loses 14,000 retail jobs during downturn
• North Korea Reports on U.S. Dissatisfaction With “The Wall Street”
• Morning Read: Cuomo for LGBT Equality; High Praise for Pension Reform; Police Arrested
• Upstate New York school district rankings
• U.S. airlines collect more than $1 billion in fees in second quarter
• Big raises for NYSUT leaders
• For-profit or nonprofit? How about both
• ShopRite parent company finishes year with $12.8B in retail sales, an 8.5% increase
• Union College chair Mark Walsh to focus on extending president’s contract, entrepreneurship
• Plug Power hiring 50, investing $9.4M in supplies
• etransmedia hiring 200, seeking purchase of office building
• Schenectady officials today mark end of $4M improvement project on upper Union Street
• Owens to Hold Telephone Town Hall Thursday
• Newt Gingrich Has Helpful Suggestions for Occupy Wall Street
• Santorum Slams Perry Over Missing Debates
• Rangel Announces Decrease In Medicare Costs Thanks To Affordable Care Act
• Like it or not...it's definitely snowing out there!
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• Club for Growth Calls On Obama to Copy Cuomo
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• House votes to repeal 3% withholding on contractors; measure moves to U.S. Senate
• Bloomberg, Liu Propose Massive Overhaul of City Pension System
• Initial jobless claims fall in nation, New York
• Albany nonprofits lay out strategy for corporate money
• New Yorkers (Mostly) Support Occupy Wall Street
• Police Announce Plans To Sue Occupy Wall Street Demonstrators
• Airgas increases 2Q profit, 3Q guidance
• Nadler and NY Delegation Seek End to Wrongful Termination of Section 8 Vouchers in NYC
• Trinity Alliance receiving $15K from National Grid Foundation
• D.A. Vance and the NYPD Went On a Gun Shopping Spree
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• Morning Read: Mayoral Rap Sheets, Joe Lhota’s Wild Ride, Cuomo Gets Creative on Occupy Albany, Smoky Smugglers
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• Tizway retires
• Occupy Albany marches on Cuomo
• AMD’s earnings today to show company further behind Intel
• Freddie Mac CEO resigns
• New York loses 4,200 jobs in business services
• The Business Review’s Philanthropy Seminar focuses on ‘the business of nonprofits’
• NBT enters Greene County market with purchase of Legacy branches
• Glenmont Econolodge to undergo $2.25M renovation
• Small businesses’ premiums to rise an average 8.4%
• With 7 WNY Drivers Crossing Deficient Bridges Every Second, Higgins Calls for Nation Building At Home
• Occupy Wall Street Plans March And “Aerial Demonstration” For Oakland
• Rangel Votes To Award First Black Marines With Highest Civilian Honor
• Rangel Wishes Rep.Olver Well In Leaving Congress
• Rangel: Something Wrong With the Formula
• Maloney, Bilirakis, Engel introduce bill thanking Greece for blocking Gaza Flotilla
• Rangel Awarded for Excellent Website
• BISHOP PROPOSAL TO REDUCE BURDEN OF STUDENT LOANS TAKEN UP BY WHITE HOUSE
• Chelsea Clinton for Congress?
• Serrano Applauds Grand Concourse Historic Landmarking
• Alec Baldwin Squares Off Against Dean Skelos In Twitter War
• Halloween is fast approaching! What's the best spooky movie?
• Cuomo Wants To Teach SUNY Students About “Something Called Financial Reality”
• Manufacturer Arcadia declares bankruptcy
• Occupy Albany protests big banks
• My Linh owner opens second Vietnamese restaurant in Albany
• NY OKs nanocollege merger with Canandaigua tech center
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• Working Families Party Settles DFS Lawsuit
• Kaloyeros to keynote Center for Economic Growth’s 25th annual meeting
• Higgins, Senators & House Delegation Join Together to Support Federal Assistance for Chautauqua May Storm Damage
• NBT Bancorp buying 4 former Legacy Bank branches
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• New York tops nation in personal income tax revenue growth
• New York is among 45 states losing jobs during recession
• Eric Schneiderman Makes His Case to Rachel Maddow
• Community Bank reports net income up 16% in Q3
• Alec Baldwin Is Not Impressed With Dean Skelos
• Morning Read: Rogue Cops; The Rich Really Love NYC; Skelos vs. Baldwin
• New Yorkers oppose drawing legislative district lines based on race
• DEC says panel’s report on hydrofracking will miss Nov. 1 deadline
• Consumer Confidence drops to 2-year low
• Judge blocks Sprint’s access to key AT&T files in antitrust case
• Flood-ravaged Greene County town being helped by architects, designers in Troy, Schenectady
• IBM names Virginia Rometty as next CEO
• Berkshire Bank parent to buy Conn. bank for $30M
• Bank of Greene County reports $1.5M in net income
• Owens to Host SUNY Canton Town Hall
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on Earthquake in Turkey
• Rangel Calls On House GOP Leaders To Act On China Trade Practices
• George Maragos, Nassau County Comptroller, First Out of Gate Against Gillibrand
• Rangel: Pledge A Drug-Free Life During National Red Ribbon Week
• David Malpass, Economic Adviser to Rick Perry, Explains His Tax Plan
• Higgins, Slaughter & Hochul Demand Answers on Colgan Emails
• Occupy Wall Street Goes After Cuomo In His Own Backyard
• New Report on Asthma and Hispanics Points to Environmental, Societal Triggers
• Higgins Says HEAP Cuts Leave WNYers Out in the Cold
• Albany unemployment stays below 7 percent
• HVCC holds groundbreaking for $35M Science Center
• Report: Don’t Blame Occupy Wall Street for NYPD Overtime
• Glens Falls Hospital phasing out LPNs
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• Albany port signs $150K annual lease with New Castle Asphalt
• Elizabeth Warren Says She Started Occupy Wall Street
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• Developers plan “flex” office/warehouse to service GlobalFoundries
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• Schools Chancellor Walcott And Former Assemblyman Spar Over Sex Ed Program
• NBT Bancorp reports 4.4% earnings increase in 3rd quarter
• UN health agency chooses UAlbany as partner
• Herman Cain’s Chief of Staff Goes Viral In Wacky Web Ad
• Morning Read: Markowitz Under Fire; Welcome to Cuomo-ville; Occupy Wall Street Braces for Winter
• FMCC plans housing project
• Troy IDA OKs $1.27M in tax breaks for Chasan Building project
• 800,000 customers defect from Netflix
• Android beats Apple in app downloads
• Caterpillar profits rise; 4,800 jobs added in third quarter
• FedEx to hire 20,000 to handle holiday business
• ‘Occupy Albany’ movement shifts focus to Cuomo
• This Week at The Egg - October 23, 2011
• Andrew Cuomo on Occupy Wall Street: ‘We Enforce The Law’
• Sandra Lee’s Very Special Halloween Special
• House Dems to SEC: Make companies come clean on political spending
• Price Chopper sues ShopRite over alleged trademark infringement
• Angelo Mazzone’s Clifton Park restaurant prime for $1.5M a year
• UAlbany’s nanocollege acquires Veeco’s Halfmoon business
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• Occupy Wall Street Spreads to Iran
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• Higgins, Kennedy Take Action to Stop Prescription Drug Abuse
• Scott Stringer Touts Victory in Scarlett Johansson Primary
• Recession pushes New York jobless rate up by 3.3 points
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• Anthony Weiner Is Still Spending Campaign Cash
• New York Times: Panetta's Pentagon, Without the Blank Check
• Morning Read: Cuomo Rebuffed On Occupy Wall Street; Bloomberg Defends Israel Over Shalit; Senate GOP Shrinks
• Dredging of Hudson slightly behind schedule
• Tour of new apartments, condos in downtown Albany draws crowd
• 4.96M New Yorkers on Medicaid
• New help for homeowners coming today
• More manufacturing job cuts expected in 2012
• TrustCo reports net income up 10% in 3Q
• CSArch in Albany lays off 12, closes NYC office
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• Rangel Applauds End of Iraq War
• Tom Allon To Kick Off Mayoral Campaign at Empire State Building Next Month
• Rangel Recognizes National Mammography Day
• Rangel's Tele-Townhall Engages Constituents from Washington Heights, Inwood, Central Harlem, East Harlem
• Serrano: “Last Troops to Pull Out is the Best News About Iraq War Since it Began”
• De Blasio To Honor Francis Fox Piven
• Hotel occupancy rate hits 5-year high in Albany area
• MapInfo co-founder O’Sullivan to entrepreneurs: ‘Invent the market’
• IBM buys Algorithmics for $380M
• Congressman Higgins Introduces the New Markets Tax Credit Enhancement Act
• Etransmedia acquires Boston billing company
• W.W. Patenaude Sons expanding (slideshow)
• Rangel On Senate Gop Blocking Bill To Keep Teachers And First Responders On The Job
• President Obama Will End War In Iraq By New Year
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• Blackstone Group Billionaire Steven Schwarzman Roasts Occupy Wall Street and Rupert Murdoch at White Tie Dinner
• Lawmaker Calls For Crackdown On Union Square Salon Sellers
• GE Energy’s segment profit down 9% in third quarter
• New Chief Administrative Judge named
• Nadler Hails Long-Awaited End of U.S. War in Iraq
• Did Florida Senator Marco Rubio Lie About His Life Story?
• Morning Read: Welcome Joe Lhota; Tea Leaf Reading In Haggerty; Bloomberg Tires of Groundbreakings
• Online newspaper traffic up
• Groupon cops to lower valuation
• GE’s profits up 57% in 3Q
• Housing market may get more federal aid
• Labor Department teams up with Facebook on jobs site
• New degree program at Albany College of Pharmacy targets drug discovery
• M&T Bank creates new commercial portfolio position in Albany
• nfrastructure growing in a down economy
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• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” Next Week
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• Michele Bachmann Eulogizes Steve Jobs in Silicon Valley
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• Rangel On The Retirement Of Rep. Dennis Cardoza
• Rangel Honored At Exodus Transitional Community's Annual Legislative Breakfast
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• Schneiderman Launches Investigation of Breast Cancer Fraudsters
• Michele Bachmann Hopes Qaddafi’s Death Means U.S. Will Leave Libya
• Towns Aide On Bed-Stuy Abortion Rate: ‘It Needs To Be High’
• Private-sector records 12th straight month of job gains in Albany area
• Kinderhook Bank top SBA lender in Albany area
• Local economic development council to pick 20 best plans
• Harvard study says home improvement spending will drop
• CNBC highlights FYE exec’s inside stock purchases
• Southwest Airlines reports 3Q loss
• LabCorp profits fall
• CONGRESSMAN TIM BISHOP AND SUPERVISOR MARK LESKO ANNOUNCE BUSINESS RETENTION TASK FORCE
• Law firm Hoffman Warnick opening Boston office
• STATEMENT ON THE DEATH OF MUAMMAR QADDAFI
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• It’s Official: Cuomo Names Joe Lhota As Head of M.T.A.
• Zuccotti Park Owners Are Big On Political Donations
• De Blasio Headed To Occupy Wall Street
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• Hill & Markes new $12M corporate HQ in Amsterdam to be celebrated today
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• Lawmakers Bash Bloomberg As Zuccotti Cleanup Looms
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• In Letter to Appropriators & Speech on House Floor Higgins Calls for Protection of Great Lakes
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• Albany area manufacturing payrolls hit $1B
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• Appeals court to rule on NY’s ‘corporate welfare’ policies
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• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Releases Statement H.R. 358: “Protect Life Act”
• Congressman Higgins Announces Over $3.5 Million for Niagara Street Corridor
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• Feds to foot bill on $3M cleanup of old Navy site in Glenville
• Jersen Construction to build ‘flex’ warehouse near GlobalFoundries plant
• Obama Campaign Calls Reporters to Bash Mitt Romney
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• Issa Subpoenas Attorney General Holder for ‘Fast and Furious’ Records
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• Herman Cain Has Some Advice For Occupy Wall Street
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• Daily News: Obama's Iran options limited: U.S. lacks international support for large-scale military action
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• Morning Read: Bloomberg Defends Dimon; WFP Under Scrutiny; Who’s John Liu?
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• Beacon Power gets delisting notice as it pursues financing
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• Developer plans to turn former Philip Livingston school into senior housing
• New York’s economic development policies subject of lawsuit
• Albany Int’l Corp. closing Menands plant, shifting manufacturing to Mexico
• NYS Museum To Exhibit Historic Images From Burns Archives
• Owens Demands Action on Jobs, China Currency Manipulation
• Government is Common Enemy For Republican Debaters
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• MoHu Fest
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• Godgart steps down as Autotask chairman
• Poll: Majority of NYers Support Casino
• Community Loan Fund receives $478K from U.S. Treasury
• ROSH HASHANAH MESSAGE
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• Daily News: Rezwan Ferdaus arrested, accused of plotting attack on Pentagon, Capitol using exploding RC planes
• Morning Read: Chris Ward Departs; de Blasio Pays; Bill Thompson Shrugs
• AMD trims outlook
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• States take health care reform challenge to Supreme Court
• Cuomo moves forward with layoffs; corrections, mental health workers affected most
• NY approves National Grid’s $6M assistance plan
• Colonie will demolish old strip club considered “eyesore” on Route 7
• Unidentified company seeking large office space in Albany region
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• Gillibrand, Higgins, Slaughter, and Hochul Urge U.S. Customs and Border Protection to Support Peace Bridge Customs Plaza Renovation and Pre-Inspection Concept
• Nydia Velazquez Warns ‘Super Committee’ Over Cuts
• Sematech appoints GlobalFoundries technologist to lead lithography program
• M+W building $300M research center at nanocollege
• Quinn Nixes Bill That Would Have Revealed Mayoral Travel
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• Survey of economists: Obama’s jobs plan helps U.S. avoid another recession
• Clerk’s refusal to issue marriage licenses to gays puts rights to test
• Albany NanoTech hub for $4.8B semiconductor work
• Layoffs begin following PEF's rejection of new contract
• All in the family: Fuccillo Kia hands off title to ... Fuccillo Kia
• Hudson River Community Credit Union breaks ground on $3M office
• Appliance Giant closing in Colonie
• Economist Mayland to businesses: Don't make big bets on economy in '12
• The Hizzoner Grifter: Outside of Courthouse, A Different Picture of John Haggerty Emerges
• Rangel Lauds Bipartisan Senate Action To Fund FEMA And Avert Government Shutdown
• Rory Lancman Talks Israel, Palestine and Turner
• Union Rejects Deal With Cuomo
• Higgins Calls on Federal Railroad Administration to Investigate Dunkirk Rail Crossing
• Albany International Airport receives $750K grant to boost flights
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• Albany Med professor awarded $3.1M for bioterrorism research
• Intel locating 450MM East Coast HQ in Albany; four other chipmakers join effort
• Reps to VA: Office errors affect NY vets
• Bishop Kmiec dedicates Holy Family Senior Apartments
• Why Chris Christie Will–And Why He Won’t–Run for President
• Fresh Off His Funny, Gary Johnson Nabs Roger Stone
• Schumer confirms $4.8B Intel, IBM, NanoCollege research center
• Daily News: NYPD probably couldn't take down a jetliner, key police source says
• Morning Read: Quinn On Top; The Christie Constituency; Sheekey on the Stand
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• Albany area hotels have best August in 5 years
• Freddie Mac settlement with Bank of America criticized
• Senate crafts deal to avoid government shutdown
• Apple cutting iPad orders by 25% in Q4?
• Chelsea Clinton joins her first board
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• David Letterman urges support for Schoharie
• Bill Clinton headlines today's economic development conference
• PEF contract vote results to be released today
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on Rosh Hashanah
• Political and industry wrangling likely will delay cybersecurity reforms
• Nan Hayworth Named Co-Chair of Hurricane Irene Coalition
• Rangel Joins Colleagues In Opposition To Vote For Palestinian Statehood
• Bloomberg Spox: ‘Haggerty Lies’
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• Delcath hires new CFO, promotes predecessor
• At Haggerty Trial, Defense Tries to Shine Spotlight on Bloomberg
• Results from PEF vote to be released Tuesday
• Albany area hotels have best August in 5 years
• Stonewall Slams Walmart Over Donations
• New law relaxes architecture, engineering firm ownership
• Rep. Maloney Hails $20 Million Federal Job-Training Grant for NYC Community Colleges
• AG, Glenville landlord Socha Management settle discrimination suit
• Eric Schneiderman’s Star Turn
• House Champions of Repealing DOMA Renew Request for Briefing on BLAG Defense of DOMA in Court
• New York chugs toward population of 19.5 million
• Debi Rose For Congress?
• Happy Monday! We hope everyone had a great family weekend at Saint Rose!
• Morning Read: More on ScarJo and Stringer; Layoffs Looming; Christie Balks
• Big retailers not sold on daily deals
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• Economic council to hold meeting at Glens Fall Civic Center
• Lawmakers must stay in Washington to avoid shutdown
• Nursing home group sues New York
• One-third of New York’s bridges need repair
• Saratoga horse crowd spends big at Keeneland sales
• New Study Identifies Pine Bush As ‘Stop Over’ For Migrating Birds
• Owens to Host Saranac Lake Town Hall
• Teamsters Prez Greg Floyd Files for Mayor’s Race
• Rangel Honors Veterans At CBCF's Annual Legislative Conference Braintrust
• Albany Nano exec: Solyndra collapse a ‘wake up call’ for solar industry
• As Another Government Shutdown Looms, Grimm, Gillibrand Disagree On Blame
• Paper Battery Co. wins state grant for research
• HUD awards upstate NY agencies $2M for job training
• Statewide postpartum organization opens affiliate in Saratoga County
• At Fox News Debate, Romney Tries to Hang Flip-Flop Label on Perry
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• Nadler, Towns, Israel Propose End to LGBT Housing Discrimination
• Business Council chairman plans to step up lobby's political activity
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• The Business Review’s 2011 Achievers named (slideshow)
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• The Serrano Report, Vol. VIII, #23
• Maloney Applauds Boost to NY Schools/Transportation from Obama Jobs Bill
• Carolyn Maloney Defends Obama From Suskind ‘Boys Club’ Charges
• New York Times: House G.O.P. Hopes to Regroup on Spending Bill
• The Hill: Rep. Pete King rules out bid for the White House
• Washington Post: John Boehner works to rally House conservatives behind spending bill
• AP: House Passes Disaster Aid, but Senate Dems Object
• Morning Read:Koch Approves; Cuomo and Christie Dine; Rangel Revealed
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• BofA to sell $880 million portfolio of commercial mortgages
• Whitman takes the helm of the HP train
• MTI appoints CFO
• Company grows by saving others money
• Angio’s chief technology officer resigns
• Northeast businesses growing pessimistic, M&T survey says
• The Business Review announces Achievers 2011 winners
• Nadler Announces First Republican Cosponsor of Respect for Marriage Act to Repeal DOMA
• Ways and Means Committee Unveils Chairman Rangel's Portrait
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• The fall concert schedule for The College of Saint Rose music ensembles is out!...
• Peter King Blames Obama for ‘Chaos’ in Middle East [Video]
• Serrano Calls for Immediate Use of Decade-Old Transpo Funding in S. Bronx
• Cuomo Asks for More Federal Aid, Blasts Congress For ‘Playing Politics’
• NYPA to detail ReCharge program
• DHA moving into new HQ at Union St. in Schenectady
• AT&T gets Feb. 13 trial date in anti-trust case
• Higgins Pushes for Focus on Jobs
• Jamie Brown selected as Sage's new softball coach
• Rangel's Schools Bill Highlighted In Latest CPC Jobs Legislation To Rebuild The American Dream
• Lancman Op-Eds Against Palestinian Statehood Vote
• Rep. Maloney Statement on 2nd Ave. Subway Tunnel Completion
• Advocates: Bloomberg to Blame for Poverty Spike
• My bike commute: Has the sun set on the season?
• Boathouse Restaurant, Striking Workers Reach Agreement
• Business Council elects David Smith chairman
• New York slips to 49th in income growth
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• Reps. Nadler, Conyers, Towns, Israel, Scott, Hastings, Polis Push for Sweeping Reform of ...
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• New Yorkers supportive of casinos, hydrofracking
• Morning Read: ‘Ground Zero Mosque’ Opens; Cuomo Opens Up; Another Government Shut Down?
• NYRA reaches deal with NBC TV
• National Grid asks PSC for access to $6M to help areas hurt by recent storms
• Yankees clinch division
• Cuomo to launch website to give public a look at the executive branch
• Reports: HP may replace Apotheker with Whitman
• United Technologies buying Goodrich for $16B
• Albany NanoTech’s Kaloyeros featured in Entrepreneur
• The Federal Reserve announces plan to drive down interest rates
• State Museum, Library, Archives To Close September 24, 2011 For Electrical Work
• Black Women and the CBC- Politic365.com
• An Assault on Workers Rights
• Rangel: One Million Young Adults Have Healthcare Under Affordable Care Act
• Rangel Applauds Rededication Of Hamilton Grange National Memorial
• Rangel Honors Frederick Douglass Memorial
• Rangel Calls For Unity At 42nd Annual African American Day Parade
• Carolyn McCarthy to Introduce Bill That Would Ban Beating of Children in School
• BISHOP APPLAUDS UNSHAKABLE US-ISRAELI PARTNERSHIP
• Squadron Joins Fight to Save St. Mark’s Books
• The American Jobs Act would mean 70,000 jobs in NYC and Congress should pass it...
• Bloomberg Stars In Beyond Coal Video Remix
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• Work begins on Ellis’ urgent care facility in Clifton Park
• Business Council set to vote on next chairman
• NYRA reaches new NBC TV deal to broadcast at Saratoga Race Course
• Harry Wilson Gets Another Obama Administration Gig
• Schenectady Christian School changes name to Mekeel Christian Academy
• A friendly visit: Friendly’s CEO announcing new brand at Albany restaurant
• Higgins Speaks on Need to “Rise Above Prejudice” on House Floor
• Video from Reach Out Saint Rose Day 2011!
• De Blasio Blasts Bloomberg Over Steel
• Commercial Investigations relocates
• Albany area home sales up 27%
• Dems Tie G.O.P. Rep to Obama
• New York receives $4.5M in fed funds to fight rising health insurance costs
• Details of ‘Choose Albany’ homebuyer incentive program released
• Lottery for free tickets to see Bill Clinton speak extended
• Tom Allon Ties News of Carpetbagging Bloomberg Aides to City’s Jobless Rate
• Ex-Cuomo Aide Lands With DSK Law Firm
• New Yorkers Back Vegas-Style Casinos: Poll
• Morning Read: Jurors Asked Their Opinion of Bloomberg; Mayor Gives His to U.N.;Deputies Living Large and Living Elsewhere
• Housing prices will continue to be depressed, experts say
• Panalpina World Transport opens Clifton Park operation
• ‘Globie’ award winners named
• Banks pledge to increase small business lending
• Business Council to elect next chairman
• Wade Lupe Townhouses in Schenectady sells for $3.2M
• HP cuts hundreds of jobs
• The Other O’Reilly Factor: The Man Behind the New York-9 Victory That Put the Scare in Obama
• As Palestinian Statehood Vote Approaches, Perry Makes Pitch to New York Jews
• Irene Price Tag: $55 Million
• Brunelle takes over as executive chef at Brown’s Brewing Co.
• Albany area's unemployment rate falls to lowest point in 2 years
• Rick Perry, Harvard-Hater, Heads to Harvard Club Today
• KeyBank promotes homeownership in Schenectady
• At Fancy Park Avenue Home, Barack Obama Ratchets Up Rhetoric Against Republicans
• GE Energy gets $3B in new deals
• NY among 39 states with big jumps in jobless rates
• My Bike Commute: Meet Tony Felitte
• Higgins Asks President, Prime Minister to Unveil Beyond the Border Action Plan at Peace Bridge
• Ellis to break ground on Clifton Park urgent care center
• Morning Read: A Look Inside the Bloomberg Mansions; No Masks on Wall Street; Ellner for Manhattan BP?
• IBM’s plan to resolve antitrust probe under review
• State attorneys general join antitrust suit to block AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Obama: Tax idea isn't 'class warfare,' it's 'math'
• Cuomo's approval rating soars; public pleased with his handling of storms
• More Good Polling News for Andrew Cuomo
• DeCrescente makes another acquisition
• Albany’s Equinox, ClearView to merge
• Bill Clinton not charging for upcoming economic speech
• Rangel Crashes Perry Party
• Rangel Statement On Gov. Perry's Visit To Inwood
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• Perry to Host Pro-Israel Rally in NYC Tomorrow
• Nadler Explains How To Get Rich People To Pay More Taxes [Video]
• Rangel: No More Politicking - Millionares Must Pay Their Fair Share
• Merrill Lynch opens Saratoga Springs office
• UAlbany’s nanocollege, Girls Inc. partner on education initiative
• Gillibrand, Schumer, Higgins, Slaughter, Hochul Urge FAA to Implement New Pilot Training Rule
• Bill Clinton to headline statewide economic conference in Albany
• SEC obtains default judgment against Christopher Bass
• Obama’s Got Company; Perry Headed to NYC Today Too
• Citigroup chairman Parsons to receive Albany Law award
• President Obama Lays Out Deficit Reduction Plan [Live Video]
• Samaritan Hospital buys da Vinci robot to assist surgeons
• Morning Read: Obama in the Apple, Cuomo’s Cars and a Park Avenue Bellagio?
• Historic sites, state parks rebuild after Irene
• Obama plan to impose millionaires tax
• Tyco dividing into 3 public companies
• Price Chopper’s online ordering system debuts in Niskayuna
• Lowest construction bid for Troy's Riverfront Park is $2.45M
• Major expansion underway at Albany NanoTech
• Historic Albany Foundation News - September 15, 2011
• First of Free Webinar Series to Introduce the Achieve Degree at Sage Sept. 20 at 7 pm EST
• Students- please share your ROSR photos from today. We'd love to see them!
• First Niagara, regulators work to close HSBC deal
• Students at the Reach Out Saint Rose service fair earlier today, visiting with C...
• Albany’s Palace Theatre hires general manager
• Five questions for CardioMag’s Carl Rosner
• United Way’s new president and CEO on the job
• Hank Sheinkopf, Rabbi
• Higgins Commends Post Office for Postponing Meeting in Lackawanna
• Bank of America's 'nuclear option': Countrywide bankruptcy
• Rangel Tele-Townhall Connects Almost 63,000 Residents
• Leading a growing business
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VII, #22
• Albany downtown office vacancy rate gets worse
• On First Day, Turner Hitches Ride With Joe Crowley
• Morning Read: Koch vs. Obama Goes National; Weiner’s Toothbrush Resurfaces; Gillibrand Next?
• U.S. Postal Service may get slower
• Shareholders file class-action lawsuit against HP
• GE Healthcare to invest $1B in cancer-related R&D
• Boehner: Job creators are on strike over regulation
• New UAlbany nanotech building part of global race for semiconductor dominance
• Goldman Sachs closing Global Alpha hedge fund
• First condo units almost ready at 17 Chapel in downtown Albany
• Rep. Maloney Hails Benefits to NY of Obama’s Jobs Bill
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for New York NY
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Introduces Bill to Expand Access to Procurement for Minority Small Business
• 2012 Preview? Lancman Slams Newly Sworn-In Congressman Turner
• Rangel, Dean Of NY Congressional Delegation, Welcomes Newly-Elected Turner
• Rangel Honors Hispanic Heritage Month
• Steve Wilson, celebrated alto saxophonist, came in to visit with some Music Indu...
• WNY Delegation Demands Answers From Colgan Air, Pinnacle Airlines & Continental Airlines, After Repeated Flight Safety Failures
• Legacy Banks closes Middleburgh branch because of damage caused by Irene
• BISHOP FIGHTS EFFORTS TO PROTECT OUTSOURCERS
• Courtyard by Marriott in Albany gets $2.2M makeover
• NY's unemployment rate remains 8%
• Statement on News of Potential William Street Post Office Closing
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• After Weprin Debacle, Parkside Plugs Its Victories
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• Bloomberg, Quinn Tout Sharp Decrease in Smoking Rates Among New Yorkers
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• Higgins Says Post Office Not Fulfilling Responsibility to Inform the Public on Lackawanna Closing
• Morning Read: After Turner, Is New York In Play? And Whither Israel?
• NY launches $8M appliance rebate program for storm victims
• Congress mulls startup visas, but obstacles loom
• GlobalFoundries gaining customers
• CardioMag CEO picks successor—once financing is secured
• Fidelity Investments opening first retail center in Albany area, moving into old Borders on Wolf Road
• Chef Molino leaves Derby to run Golub Corp.’s cafeteria under Mazzone
• Albany County Window and Roof Repair Program Announced
• Rangel Floor Statement on Debt Ceiling Resolution
• The View From Last Night: Your Take, Pt. III
• Anti-Gay Marriage Group to Pols: Let Weprin Loss Be A Lesson To You
• The View From Last Night: Your Take, Pt. 2
• The View From Last Night: Your Take, Pt. 1
• BBL buys West Virginia hotel
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• First Niagara keeping tabs on Bank of America
• NYSERDA receives $1M grant to promote electric vehicles
• Local economic development council holds third public forum tonight
• The View From Last Night: What’s Your Take?
• Why Bob Turner Won
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• St. Peter's dedicates patient pavilion, part of $259M project
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• Break Out The Cipro: It’s Anthrax Day in the Bronx
• Weprin Concedes
• Former UAlbany president Hitchcock named to CardioMag board—again
• New edition from The Chronicle
• Poverty surges in America
• Facebook tweaks privacy settings
• Retail sales report expected to show slow growth
• Albany-Colonie chamber creates PAC
• Sony to launch next PlayStation device in December
• Republican wins Weiner's congressional seat
• Scottrade moving Albany office to Fresh Market Commons
• Specialty grocery store eyed for Route 9 in Halfmoon
• Israeli Flags at Turner Election Night Headquarters Under Height-Related Siege
• Rangel Joins Progressive Colleagues To Introduce Jobs Framework To Get Americans Back To Work
• David Weprin Served Papers on Street As Turner Challenges Election Results Before It’s Over
• NY-09 Update: The Dirty Last-Minute Tricks, Fueled by Social Media and ‘Jews for Jesus’
• WNY Delegation Stands Together In Strong Push for Pilot Fatigue Rules
• Albany Symphony hits high note with subscription campaign
• RPI ranks 50th on Best Colleges list
• Albany's economy continues to climb
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• Rangel: Keeping Hope Alive
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• $53M Ellsworth Commons opening near GlobalFoundries chip fab (slideshow)
• IBM's Watson goes to work on health care for WellPoint
• WEXT-FM back on the air
• Collecting donations for victims of Tropical Storm Irene
• Reps. Hochul & Higgins Announce $40 Million Contract for Calspan Corporation
• Daily News: Rep. Peter King will testify before British Parliament on threat of home-grown terrorists
• Newsday: King in UK to testify about radicalization
• Politico: In U.K., King defends Muslim hearings
• Friendly reminder for registered voters- it's primary day.
• Regents makes move to increase test security
• When iPhone 5 comes out, what it may have
• Royal Philips CEO making deep cuts to turn company around
• NY hospital readmissions cost state $3.7B a year
• Student loan default rates on the rise
• Obama sends jobs bill to Congress, wants wealthy to pay
• Zone 5’s first consumer product targets students with Facebook friends
• Albany NY Fall Family Fun- A Farmtastic Corn Festival of family fun in the Albany Capital Region Sept 17th & 18th
• Owens Urges New Yorkers to Share Ideas on Deficit Reduction
• Reach Out Saint Rose Day is this Saturday! If you haven't signed up yet, email c...
• Autotask software being translated into German
• LabCorp still working with FTC on Orchid deal
• Southwest, Delta more on-time in July
• I Am I Can Inc. seeks professional women as mentors
• On 9/12 Higgins Makes Push for Continuation of Federal Fire Grants
• Bank of America to cut 30,000 jobs to save $5B
• Irene aftermath: Damaged antenna knocks WEXT-FM off air
• Clifton Park Borders closing today; Crossgates store shutting down Wednesday
• Newsday: Fighter jets escort plane to JFK
• Newsday: NYPD not easing up on safety precautions
• Schenectady adult store Another World's property taken by eminent domain
• Swedish Hill Vineyards opening tasting room in Saratoga Springs
• NY Republicans prevent fulfillment of health law
• Lawmakers claim $528K in summer travel reimbursements
• Fed wants details on Capital One-ING deal
• Thousands gather in NYC to remember 9/11
• RPI awarded $2.65M to install new supercomputer
• Living Walls: Albany
• We Came As Romans To Perform On World War III Tour With Asking Alexandria And Hollywood Undead
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke discusses President Obama's Jobs Plan on "Keeping It Real" with Rev. Al Sharpton
• 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• Rangel: Remembering 9/11 Ten Years Later
• Remembering Jim Molloy
• Rangel Joins Colleagues To Introduce Bipartisan Bill Making 9/11 Cross A National Monument
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF SEPTEMBER 11TH ATTACKS
• Power Breakfast: Tech Valley 4.0 (slideshow)
• Forbes calls Chobani head Ulukaya the ‘Steve Jobs’ of yogurt
• Sage Commemorates 9/11 on 10th Anniversary
• Albany's financial sector employment drops slightly
• 9/11 Anniversary Attacks FBI/Homeland Security Memo: Leaked!
• GE battery business lands first client
• Flailing Democrats to Spend $480K On (Hopefully Slightly Less 9/11-y) Last-Minute NY-9 Ads
• Tips for growing Tech Valley
• Via The College of Saint Rose-Office of Undergraduate Admissions- Fall Open Hous...
• DCCC’s Slightly Terroristy, 9/11-y Anti-Bob Turner Ad Still Lives…On TV.
• Serrano Welcomes Focus on Jobs
• Politico: Pols remember 9/11
• Newsday: NYC responds to 'credible' terror threat
• Wall Street Journal: U.S. Sees 'Credible' 9/11 Terror Threat
• SEC nears settlement with Fannie, Freddie
• 51% of New Yorkers say they won't visit new 9/11 memorial, poll says
• Senate passes patent reform
• Obama proposes $477B jobs package
• Despite hard times, businesspeople seek opportunity
• Power Breakfast: The future of Tech Valley
• Creo takes on food, beverage operations at Colonie Golf Course and Country Club
• Who are the region's next business mentors?
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Commemorates the 10th Anniversary of the September 11th Terrorist Attacks
• Addressing the Root of Gun Violence in NYC
• Statement By Congressman Brian Higgins
• Rangel: We Must Unite As One Nation
• DOT reopens bridges
• Saint Rose family- you're invited to the "Remembrance and Hope" interfaith praye...
• BISHOP TO HOST MEETING WITH FEMA ON FEDERAL AID FOR HOMEOWNERS AND BUSINESSES AFFECTED BY IRENE, SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1-3 PM IN MASTIC BEACH
• Schenectady’s four Mohawk River bridges closed; Cuomo asks for disaster declarations
• Quad/Graphics completes acquisition in Mexico
• State extends tax deadlines for storm victims, relief workers
• WAMC holding fund drive for storm relief efforts
• ShopRite's Niskayuna store set to open Oct. 2
• Cuomo on Obama: Jobs plan needs details
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• Environmentalists want more input on hydrofracking
• With Deficit Reduction Committee Set to Meet, Higgins Recommends Plan for Billions in Medicare Savings
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• This week's The College of Saint Rose Student Association club is the "Council f...
• Newsday: NY pols: Aid 9/11 responders with cancer
• The Hill: Despite improved security, al Qaeda remains a threat
• NY Lawmakers File Petition Requiring 9/11 Health Czar to Consider Covering Cancers
• Malta to measure noise coming from GlobalFoundries
• Entrepreneurs, executives offer Obama jobs advice
• Perry, Romney clash over Social Security
• Audio recordings tell the story of 9/11
• Thruway Authority anticipates closing from Albany (Exit 24) to Verona (Exit 33)
• Red Cross tips on helping flood victims
• Hydrofracking could create 37,000 jobs, generate $185M a year in taxes, report says
• FEMA hiring 21 workers immediately
• Olde English Pub in Albany opens Friday
• Autotask opens London office
• Rangel Calls For Clean Extension of Highway Trust Fund
• PDF of the newest issue of The Chronicle
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• Another of our campus store gift card winners stopped by to claim her prize toda...
• Albany airport demolishes two off-premises structures today
• Rangel & NY Lawmakers Petition for Coverage Of Cancer In 9/11 Health Bill
• Albany Devils player killed in Russian plane crash
• New $3M appliance rebate program ends after 5 days
• FEMA adding 300-plus workers at Colonie operation
• Quad/Graphics to buy back $100M in stock
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• Delta adds Wi-Fi to regional jets
• Higgins Outlines Job Creation Proposal In Letter to President
• Government is the problem, not the solution, New Yorkers say in new poll
• NYBDC starts disaster loan program
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• 3 New York counties have 'majority-minority' populations
• Reuters: U.S. safer 10 years after 9/11, but at what cost?
• Malta limits height of development in downtown
• Republicans bristle at talk of linking storm aid to budget cuts
• Joe Price and Sallie Krawcheck are out in big Bank of America shakeup
• 10 thoughts on travel 10 years after 9/11
• Yahoo fires CEO Bartz
• FEMA opening a ‘central command’ in Colonie
• Hugh Johnson analyzes 9/11 impacts on New York, nation
• Hugh Johnson memo to The Business Review about 9/11
• Upstate NY Fall Field Trip Adventures now booking at Liberty Ridge Farm
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Violence Surrounding the Labor Day Caribbean Festival
• Hi Ho Silver: Is the Longest Serving Man in the Room Getting Left Out in the Cold?
• NYRA chairman pleased with 2011 racing season at Saratoga Race Course
• US Airways traffic dips
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• Southwest Airlines launches $59 fare sale
• Congressman Higgins Announces Erie County September Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• Ener-G-Rotors receives $725K state grant
• Joe Crowley: We Must Immediately Raise $25K for David Weprin
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES APPLICATION PROCESS FOR FEMA AID
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• Greene County delays first week of classes
• Dem Mailer Whacks Turner on Zadroga, Cuts to Seniors
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• SUNY's Zimpher on NCAA reform panel
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• Morning Read: John Liu Piles On, Christine Quinn Balks and Ray Kelly Meets With Jumaane Williams
• U.S. Postal Service warns of billions in losses
• Bonds trump stocks over past decade
• Does Google think you're closed?
• Organizers set $174,000 goal for this year’s leukemia society walk
• Saratoga County added to FEMA list
• Trainer Pletcher sets new record at Saratoga Race Course
• Local economic development council holds first public forum tonight
• Velazquez top jockey at Saratoga Race Course
• Repole takes best horse owner prize
• NYS Museum Offers ‘Brain Food For The Curious’
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Calls for the Protection of NY Residents’ Civil Liberties
• City Councilman Jumaane Williams: NYPD Lying About West Indian Day Parade Incident
• Brooklyn Councilman Jumaane Williams, de Blasio Staffer Arrested at West Indian Day Parade–UPDATE
• Schumer Says Show the Flag for 9/11
• City Columnists Bash Bloomberg Over Goldsmith
• Capital Region Economic Development Council Announces Public Forums
• Cooks And Kitchens Adventure Tour
• Bloomberg Makes No Apologies; Stringer Calls for Hearings
• Don't forget- tonight at 9: "Handyman" on HGTV will have a Saint Rose alum compe...
• NanoCollege acquires rights to smartphone tech
• 69,000 NY home loans at risk of foreclosure
• Capital Region private-sector hit harder than first thought
• State job cuts negate private-sector gains
• Owners will close Albany Pancho’s, open second La Fiesta
• New Yorkers' consumer confidence takes a hit
• Albany Med names Partners in Leadership winners
• United Continental Holdings to trim flights
• First Niagara CEO cashes in on 2010
• M&T's Wilmers pay cut nearly $500K
• BofA could close 10% of branches
• New York’s consumer confidence drops
• Sage Colleges freezes tuition—again
• Warner Bros. offering rentals through Facebook
• AARP sues U.S. over reverse mortgages
• SEC chairwoman to face Congress over ethical standards
• Senate approves Cuomo’s nominees
• Senate unanimously approves Power for Jobs replacement
• De Blasio to Bloomberg: You Lie!
• Looking for all official Facebook pages from The College of Saint Rose? Check ou...
• Matt Wing Out at Bill de Blasio’s Office
• FEMA RESPONDS TO BISHOP'S CALL FOR ASSISTANCE TO HOMEOWNERS AND BUSINESSES
• Local economic development council to hold first public forum
• Velazquez, Pletcher finishing strong at Saratoga Race Course (slideshow)
• Bloomberg Speaks! On Twitter, Talks Clean Coal, Schools, But No Goldsmith
• Congressman Higgins Announces Over $741,000 for D’Youville College
• Dem Poll Finds Big Difference In Weprin/Turner Race
• Five Guys, Panera tops among favorite fast-food places
• Hayworth Asks For Disaster Aid for Hudson Valley
• GE Energy caps off Converteam acquisition
• Bruce Lunsford’s luxury condominium in Saratoga Springs (slideshow)
• Kind of late notice, but we just stumbled upon this- today is the 7th annual "Co...
• Zero U.S. job growth in August
• Whiteman Osterman looking to expand Plattsburgh office
• Obama for America Comes to Weprin’s Aid; ‘Malarkey,’ Says Turner
• Goldsmith’s Wife, Ex Talk to Indy Paper
• Morning Read: More Goldsmith Fallout, Bloomberg in the Bunker, Panic in NY-9
• Obama hits a new low
• Feds plan lawsuits against 12 banks over mortgages
• Employment report expected to show just 75,000 new jobs
• Under pressure: Can business counter health inflation?
• Rensselaer County added to Irene disaster roster
• Businesses seek new markets to ensure growth
• Irene forces SCCC to delay first day of classes
• Chamber ‘boot camp’ wins state award
• Schenectady hosts sixth annual Little Italy Streetfest
• More, bigger generators may be in store at Price Chopper after Irene
• Storm Damage From Irene in Albany County? FEMA May Help You
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on August’s Job Report
• August Recess Ending
• Joint Statement by Reps. Higgins, Slaughter & Hochul
• On Labor Day, Rangel Calls For Bi-Partisan Action On Job Creation
• Via Saint Rose Community Service: Surrounding communities are in need of help. I...
• Weprin Campaign Sends In A Wizard to ‘Endorse’ Turner–Update
• Obama adds Rensselaer County to Irene disaster roster
• Eye On A Primary? Greg Ball Knocks Nan Hayworth for Cantor-eque Comments
• Anti ‘Ground Zero Mosque’ Advocates to Hold Alternative 9/11 Ceremony
• Rangel To Unveil Corporate Tax Reform Bill
• BISHOP: SUFFOLK COUNTY HOMEOWNERS AND BUSINESSES STILL ELIGIBLE FOR INDIVIDUAL AID
• NYRA announces 21 upgrades considered for Saratoga Race Course
• NY: Flood insurance should cover damage caused by Irene
• Higgins Announces Extra Week to Apply for Federal Fire Grants
• Scott Stringer’s Secret Weapon? ScarJo to Campaign, Fund-Raise
• Schoharie, Middleburgh continue cleanup as politicians visit, promise aid
• We congratulate the newest member of the College’s Board of Trustees: Rita F. Di...
• College football elite spend to win; Syracuse's expenses at $15M
• 2013ers Weigh In On Goldsmith Report–Update x2
• Stephen Goldsmith, Wife Dispute Domestic Violence Account
• Citizens Bank offering low-interest loans to Irene victims
• Irene update: 181,598 without power
• Albany area's population rises, still falls in national ranking
• The Fresh Market sees sales, income rise
• Daily News Goes With Turner
• Since it's the first week of classes and we want everyone to find a club or orga...
• BISHOP, GILLIBRAND APPLAUD RECALL OF MILLIONS OF LIQUID FIREPOT FUELS
• Congressman Higgins Announces September Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• Daily News: Obama caves to Boehner's wishes, now will deliver speech to Congress on same night as NFL opener
• LGBT Councilman, Activist Blast Ed Koch for Turner Endorsement; ‘F@#! Those Guys,’ Mayor Responds
• Morning Read: Stephen Goldsmith in Jail, Obama Buckles and ‘Dammit, Get It Straight’
• 1 in 7 New Yorkers underemployed or jobless
• Obama reschedules jobs speech
• Justice Department unlikely to negotiate with AT&T to save merger
• New York's economy better than nation's, report says
• Schumer, Gillibrand ask Obama to declare more NY counties disaster areas
• Bank of America looks to exit another mortgage business
• Irene's damage in New York could hit $1B
• IBM to acquire i2
• Rep. Israel Calls on FEMA to Expedite Small Business Loan Assistance for LI Businesses Hurt by ...
• Rangel Condemns Rampant Waste And Fraud In War Spending
• "Centennial Hall is for, and about, our students..." -President R. Mark Sullivan...
• A little help from our very own "Fear" the Golden Knight at the Centennial Hall...
• Tea Party Group Says Sarah Palin WILL Attend Iowa Rally
• Slideshow: The freshman meet-and-greet with RPI’s Shirley Jackson
• 1st National Bank offers special loan for area residents hurt by Irene
• Nan Hayworth Backs Eric Cantor’s Call for More Cuts in Wake of Storm
• United Way of Capital Region appoints Hassett CEO
• Gillibrand Blasts Eric Cantor for Being Stingy on Hurricane Disaster Relief
• Cassadaga Job Corps honors graduating class
• Feds move to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Come hear Rafael Duharte Jiménez, distinguished Cuban historian of slavery and a...
• Irene update: 328,907 New Yorkers still without power
• Live! Andrew Cuomo and Janet Napolitano Tour Storm-Ravaged Upstate Region
• Saint Rose community: Join us for a ceremonial ground breaking of Centennial Hal...
• Albany adds 6,900 private-sector jobs in past year
• Statement of Rep. Carolyn Maloney on President Obama’s Upcoming Address to Congress:
• Alec Baldwin Explains to David Letterman Why He Isn’t Running for Mayor [Video]
• Obama signs New York disaster declaration
• President Obama Declares New York a Disaster
• Citing Gustavo Rivera, Bill Samuels Endorses Jesus Gonzalez
• Morning Read: Michelle Bachmann in the City, Chuck Schumer in Europe, Alec Baldwin at the Fair
• Times Goes With Weprin, Knocks Turner, Koch
• Airlines disclose fees, costs for extra services
• U.S. home prices stabilizing, report says
• Hackers breathe new life into TouchPad
• Top CEOs made more than companies' tax expenses
• AT&T plans to return 5,000 call-center jobs to U.S.
• Cuomo asks Obama to hurry up with disaster declaration
• Cuomo, Napolitano, FEMA to tour areas hit hardest by Irene
• Councilman with Tourette’s is a Spokesman for Reform
• A short video from Move-In Day 2011. Welcome new students, and thanks to uppercl...
• On ‘Piers Morgan,’ Christine Quinn Says Hurricane Response Wasn’t About Blizzard Bumble
• Bloomberg to Endorse Democrat in Upper East Side Assembly Race, G.O.P Chair Not Happy
• ‘Not About Bloomberg 4…Wipe the Slate Clean’: Stringer Says NYC Wants Something New in 2013
• Damage report: It’s down to business as Irene’s flood waters recede
• Who knew? River debris from flood aids one project
• In Front of Debt Clock, Turner Talks Stimulus, Payroll Tax Cut
• Business Council names IBM's Linda Sanford as its Corning Award winner
• Flood-damaged businesses turn to Galesi Group for warehousing
• ‘They Just Haven’t Sent the Check’: Stringer Urges Verizon to Pay NYC
• Keith Wright Calls In The Troops for David Weprin, 1199 Slated to Meet Today
• Ian Benjamin, senior English major, with his $25 Campus Store gift card from our...
• What’s missing in Billy Fuccillo’s TV ads?
• New Marrello restaurant set to open Thursday in Crossgates
• Stockade real estate agent says Schenectady neighborhood will recover, again, from flooding
• Get ready to root for a fellow Saint Rose alum! Allison Oropallo, ’05, will be c...
• What The 2013 Contenders Do All Day
• Contest winner time- We asked you to state what you love most about Saint Rose....
• Bronx Councilman Takes Up The Call for Prayer at 9/11 Ceremony
• Higgins Applauds News that DOT will Scrap New Street Sign Requirements
• Nadler, NY Delegation Rally Around Schneiderman
• Politico: King: Muslim poll 'very disappointing'
• Newsday: 9/11 victim fund area expands to Canal St.
• Politico: Poll: Few Muslims feel U.S. alienation
• Morning Read: Weprin Gets Heat, Bloomberg Gets to Testify, DiNapoli Gets to News Corp
• The worst of Irene felt inland, in mountains
• Consumers were in the mood to spend this summer
• Budget cuts, debt debate complicate Obama jobs plan
• As flood waters recede, Capital Region continues cleanup
• Despite closure for Irene, Saratoga on-track betting still up 4%
• Mazzone to bring Prime concept to Clifton Park
• Espey posts 8% profit growth in year-end results
• 9/11 - 10 Years Later: A Community Dialogue
• Documenting a Decade: From September 11, 2001 to Today
• Exhibition - Reflecting on September 11, 2001
• History of the Indian Ladder Region Told Through Photographs
• Rangel Congratulates Unidos Inwood For $125,000 Award
• Rangel: We Remember Hurricane Katrina
• Turner Aide Drives From Weprin’s Office To Debate Site, Says Coast Is Clear
• Port Authority Losing Millions on Swaps
• BISHOP, GILLIBRAND ASSESS STORM DAMAGE
• Weprin Says Turner Flip-Flops on FEMA
• STUDENTS: Evening classes after 4 p.m. have been cancelled due to road closures...
• Capital Region businesses bail out after Irene
• How is the first day of class going? Will a $25 gift card to the campus store he...
• Siena poll finds NYers love their tech devices
• Schumer: Reports of Al-Megrahi’s Demise Might Be Greatly Exaggerated [Updated]
• Ecovative Design looks at sites for expansion; both are in region
• People Inc. Receives Grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Amanda Marx, our "GO GOLDEN KNIGHTS!" contest winner, stopped by today to get he...
• Weprin Pulls Out Of Tonight’s Debate–Update
• Turner Hits Weprin For Not Knowing the Size of the Federal Deficit–Update
• Race to the Right: Perry Says Social Security Is A ‘Ponzi’; Bachmann Says Hurricane A Message From God
• Travel still hampered by Irene; businesses along rivers affected
• Ok, we've weathered the storm, classes have started, how about a Facebook giveaw...
• A sincere thank you to everyone who helped ensure the safety of those on campus...
• Morning Read: Redemption for Bloomberg, and An Endorsement for Quinn?
• Just another day for the markets after Irene?
• Slideshow: Travers highlights weekend in Saratoga
• New Apple CEO Tim Cook could serve through 2021
• Irene weakens but still causes flooding, power outages
• Don’t let Irene derail your business strategy
• Stay Thirsty wins Travers at Saratoga; races resume today
• 1 Englewood Place Up For Public Auction
• Rep. Clarke Remembers Hurricane Katrina
• Fighting to Fulfill "The Dream"
• Subways To Resume Service 6 A.M. Monday
• Students- email update in your inbox. The college is strongly encouraging studen...
• Bloomberg: ‘It Is Dangerous Out There’ [Video]
• Week of Welcome activities (Aqua Duck tour, NCBI training, Drive-in Movie) for S...
• Amtrak curtails, cancels Northeast service
• Southwest, US Air canceling flights as Hurricane Irene hits East Coast
• Billy Fuccillo and Saratoga Race Course
• Historic Albany Foundation News - Fall's Festivities!
• Roundup: Bracing for Irene, Letting Go of George
• President Obama Signs New York Emergency Declaration
• BISHOP URGES ALL RESIDENTS TO PREPARE NOW FOR HURRICANE IRENE
• As Irene Approaches, Schumer, Gillibrand Urge Obama to Declare State of Emergency for NY
• Albany airport safeguards against hurricane impacts
• We will be posting info here, Saint Rose site, and Twitter about any updated inf...
• UPDATED MOVE-IN INFORMATION: Resident upperclassmen- Due to weather concerns, Re...
• Hurricane Irene: Sunday’s horse races still on at Saratoga — for now
• Bloomberg Orders Mandatory Evacuation for All Low-Lying Areas, Says ‘It Is a Matter of Life and Death’–Updated
• Hurricane Resources
• Rangel Commemorates Women's Equality Day
• Cuomo's emergency plan for Irene includes deploying soldiers, closing bridges, Thruway
• Western New York Reps. Announce Nearly Half a Million Dollars in Funding to the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority
• West Side Neighborhood Housing Services Awarded $280,000 Affordable Housing Grant to Rehab and ‘Green’ Local Properties
• Dems Hit Turner Over Post Story
• RPI cancels first day of classes because of Hurricane Irene
• Cuomo Orders M.T.A. to Shut Down Starting Noon Tomorrow
• Dems Hit Turner Over Post Story
• Obama: Storm Looks To Be ‘Extremely Dangerous and Costly’
• Bloomberg Tries to Brief City Council on Storm Prep; Few Council Members Show Up
• National Grid gives tips on weathering Hurricane Irene
• A look inside Madison Handbags (slideshow)
• Hurricane Irene wreaks havoc on travel plans
• Urban Launch students putting some walls up yesterday with Capital District Habi...
• Pathways students are in day three of activities- here's a link to their blog to...
• Pataki decides against presidential bid
• George Pataki Will Not Be The Next President of the United States
• Morning Read: Baby Moon
• 'Chasing Madoff' opens in theaters today
• Striking Verizon workers file for unemployment benefits
• AMD names new CEO, to be based in Austin, Texas
• Reporting good news
• GE Global Research selected for 2 fed projects worth $5.4M
• Adecco Engineering leasing space in downtown Schenectady
• Cuomo declares state of emergency
• How businesses can prepare for Hurricane Irene
• Rangel On The Passing Of Nickolas Ashford
• Cuomo declares state of emergency
• Cuomo Declares State of Emergency as Hurricane Irene Approaches
• Roundup: New Yorkers Brace for Hurricane Irene and George Pataki
• Alicia Keys to Perform at Obama’s Gotham Hall Fundraiser
• Payless, Stride Rite closing 475 stores
• How Much Would You Pay to Dine With Ray Kelly?
• New York Post State Editor Remembers Pataki: ‘Lifestyle Donald Trump Would Envy’
• Turner Pushes Back on Zadroga, Says He Supports It
• Democrat Parker Praises Gov. Christie, Defends Religious Freedom From ‘An Assault’
• Second Quintessence opens, this one in Saratoga County
• Tips for businesses on how to prepare for a hurricane
• Venture capitalist Musits named Union Graduate College dean
• Clear Channel throwing support behind 9/11 Memorial
• HURRICANE IRENE RESOURCES
• We are very fortunate to welcome funk master Maceo Parker to The College of Sain...
• You Can Find a Michael Bloomberg Ad Almost Anywhere
• 9/11 First Responder Slams Turner Over Zadroga Comments
• FDIC: More New York banks rebounding
• Crowd-Sourcing the NY-9 Deabte
• MH Professional Engineering certified as woman-owned business
• It's Thursday- that means we are featuring a The College of Saint Rose Student A...
• How Much is GeorgePataki.net Worth?
• Cansler to move on from DPW
• Warren Buffett backs Bank of America in $5B deal
• 16 Capital Region companies make Inc's fastest-growing list
• Homegrown terrorism focus of conference
• Anti-terror program 'kept New York safe,' NYPD says
• Jewish Young Professionals for Obama to Kick Off Fundraising Effort Next Month in New York
• Judge gives teachers union a win over evaluations
• Morning Read: ‘Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo’
• Google fined $500M for illegal pharmacy ads
• Pataki for president?
• The Congressional Budget Office’s unrealistic expectations
• Honest Weight Co-op takes big step toward new Albany store
• Top Angio exec to resign
• High stakes at the Travers
• Apple's Steve Jobs resigns; Who is his replacement, Tim Cook?
• Top Angio executive resigns
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Urges Residents to Prepare for Hurricane Irene
• Lebron ends bid for Albany County Executive
• Town of Milton Supervisor's wife pleads guilty to attempted grand larceny
• Roundup: Schneiderman
• Ed Neary elected to Alzheimer’s board
• Part of President R. Mark Sullivan's speech from opening day of the 2011-2012 ac...
• The Chatter About Pataki
• The Esther Massry Gallery at The College of Saint Rose presents “Michael Bierut...
• Scotia BID names Burrows its first executive director
• NY commits $10M to ‘New York open for business’ ad campaign
• Nick Perry Inches Toward Boro Prez Run
• Labor Day travel expected to fall 2.4%
• Albany's homebuilding market suffers 61% decline
• George Pataki’s Logo Removed from GeorgePataki.com
• Clarks shoe store coming to Crossgates
• Troop G issues 1,200 speeding tickets
• Hakeem Jeffries Talks Congress, Charles Barron, Observer Profile
• Bethlehem's budget process doing a 180
• New $3M appliance rebate program starts Sept. 2
• Peeking at George Pataki’s Presidential Campaign Site
• ‘Mosque Crawlers’ and other NYPD Surveillance Tools
• Toll Brothers net income up 55% to $42M in 3Q
• Help Shape Obama’s (Tech) Campaign
• Can’t ‘Tolerate His Growing Ego’; Former Council Staffer Trashes Boss
• At this doctor's office, you're family
• Quake awakens memories of 9/11 for some
• No peace in national immigration debate
• Oil Reserves Sidestep U.S. Vessels
• King warns of NY homeland security funding cuts
• Do you Tweet? Follow us and help welcome first years, share your tips & advice!...
• Make Room for Maffei: Bumped Congressman To Run For Old Seat
• Morning Read: Schneiderman’s Probe, Dan Maffei’s Rematch
• Albany's unemployment rate falls to 7%
• Facebook rolls out more privacy controls
• East Coast earthquake rattles nerves
• White House offers $10B in regulation relief
• Slump brings shrinking profits for small businesses
• 32 NY-bred horses to be auctioned at Ocala sales in Florida
• Hotel occupancy rates up in Albany, Saratoga
• Southwest to offer direct flights to Atlanta
• Austin to replace Ausfeld at Townsquare Media
• Be A Part Of The Plan!
• Free Entry To RestFest!
• Back to School for Albany - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• O-Bummer! Can Obama Rekindle The Love From The Pitchfork.Com Wielding Set?
• Turner Shakes Weprin for Rattling On About Earthquake Puns
• Andrew Cuomo Didn’t Feel Anything
• Roundup: Earthquake
• Sweet Temptations makes cupcakes for Sierra Berhaupt
• Dems Jump On Quake With ‘Earthshaking’ News About Bob Turner
• Our Pathways students move in tomorrow- welcome to Saint Rose! Here's a video fr...
• How to react to an earthquake
• At DSK Presser, Cy Vance, Reporters React to Quake [Video]
• Wynantskill Hannaford gets an upgrade
• In Wake of Quake, Bloomberg Urges Calm, Will Address City at 4 P.M.
• Capital Region's unemployment rate drops to 7%
• Cuomo Says All Is Well After Earthquake
• Brooklyn Shakes, Midtown Evacuates During Virginia Quake
• Townsquare Media’s Ausfeld retiring
• Earthquake shakes east coast, Capital District
• MSNBC Reins in the Reverend; Sharpton Hired On, Can’t Endorse or Contribute
• Earthquake hits Albany
• Reel Seafood in Colonie hires new executive chef
• Tuesdays at the track: Wagering, attendance remain strong at Saratoga Race Course (slideshow)
• New York is No. 2 in expansion cycle
• Join us in acknowledging the 10th anniversary of the attacks of September 11th w...
• NYSERDA has $14.5M available to encourage more energy efficient homes
• Turner Whacks Weprin On 2008 New York Sun Story
• Sage Offers New Online Degree for Students with Special Needs
• Supervisor candidates to debate
• Any first-year parents, or maybe transfer with son/daughter moving from home for...
• It's time! Our "GO GOLDEN KNIGHTS!" contest winner is Amanda Marx! Congrats, you...
• 44 states—NY included—post job gains in past 12 months
• Morning Read: Cy Vance’s Prosecution, Christine Quinn’s Speakership
• Weprin, Turner Make Closing Arguments
• Cuomo picks new Thruway leader
• Fannie Mae: Recession possible this year
• Obama administration cutting hundreds of business regulations
• Bank of America may need to raise up to $50B: Analyst
• Swiss bank UBS cutting 3,500 jobs
• Standard & Poor’s president resigns
• Saratoga Race Course on pace to beat 2010 attendance, wagering figures
• SPAC reports mixed results in ticket sales, attendance
• Electrical union claims LaCorte Cos. owes $875K
• Roundup: Fighting for Weiner’s Seat, Not Fighting DSK Charges
• Facebook contest going strong- still time to enter! See post below (from 11am th...
• Cuomo nominates executive director for Thruway Authority
• Schumer Asks Libya (Again) for Lockerbie Bomber [Updated]
• NY ranks 3rd in manufacturing exports
• Mixed attendance results for SPAC’s classical shows
• Driver in Delmar Bypass crash will be ticketed
• Source: DCCC Meets with a Likely Grimm Challenger, Mark Murphy
• Join The College of Saint Rose on September 10 for ‘The Moving Message,’ a walk...
• Perkins to Cy Vance: DSK Dismissal Would Be A Travesty
• Rep. Maloney Hails Delivery of Job-Creating Federal Transit Funding for NY
• Walmart readies new Queensbury store
• Assault lands one in hospital, one in jail
• Police seize 359 pot plants
• Facebook giveaway time... Classes start a week from today- time to get back into...
• Small steps to make a big difference
• Turner Tells Weprin to Apologize to Ed Koch
• Chemung reports higher 2nd-Q earnings
• Gillibrand for Weprin, On Entitlements
• Morning Read: The Obama Factor in NY-9, Cy Vance’s DSK Shift
• More On Weprin, Turner and Obama
• Albany is ‘where the action is’ in nanotech, Wall Street Journal reports
• United plans $550M in aircraft upgrades
• Striking Verizon workers returning to work tonight
• Obama pressuring AG Schneiderman to end opposition of foreclosure deal
• Airlines face new federal rules this week
• Rebels march into Tripoli, Gaddafi’s sons detained
• My bike commute: Journey to Saratoga Race Course
• $10M renovation of Crowne Plaza in downtown Albany on horizon
• Technical Difficulties
• Woman dies from lacerations in Colonie
• Sunday Reading: Watching Jeb as Pressure Mounts on a Rep. Meek’s Ally
• Storm damage closes Beaver Dam Rd.
• Glenville residents: Flush your lines
• Next Facebook giveaway tomorrow at 11am...
• Verizon union workers ending strike on Tuesday
• Weprin On Koch Call: Bob Turner Is The Liar
• Rangel Rebukes Republicans For Forcing Early Shutdowns Of Social Security Field Offices
• Rangel Honors Dominican Heritage
• King Clarifies His Rick Perry Remarks, Could Be ‘Dominating Candidate’
• Roundup: The Future of 9/11 Tributes
• King Turns the Tables, Will Guest-Host for Gambling
• Rangel Lauds Obama's Decision To Support The Dream Act
• Protecting the county’s liquid assets
• Kidz Theater comes to Colonie
• Accident in Latham ends with no injuries
• Fire dept. boat goes green
• Higgins, Slaughter & Hochul Mark National Aviation Day with Push for Swift Action to Address Pilot Fatigue
• Prestige Hospitality wins Conn. resort contract
• Liu: ‘We See a Lot of Talk’ But Not Reports From Mayor’s Office
• Panning the Obama-McCain Love Movie
• In Defense of Overtime
• Troy mayor vetoes $2.2M bond for new City Hall
• Bloomberg Backs Toll Increase
• Capital Region down 6,000 jobs pre-recession
• Boil water advisory for parts of Glenville
• New Salem Saab files for bankruptcy
• Small school has big goals
• Koch Robos for Turner: ‘Weprin Should Be Ashamed of Himself’
• AMRI awarded NIH contract worth as much as $43M
• Serrano Optimistic About Deportation Changes
• Sex and the Sabbath
• Charlie Rangel and Laura Ingraham Get Into It Over ‘Plantation Politics’ [video]
• Albany could support an NBA team, study says
• Morning Read: The Cuomo and Christie Hikes
• Miss our contest this week? Don't worry- the next is Monday at 11am!
• BlackBerry-maker creating music service for smartphones
• NY AG subpoenas energy companies in hydrofracking investigation
• Bank of America to cut as many as 10,000 jobs
• HVCC seeks students for new degree helping sleep disorder sufferers
• Jobs that used to not exist
• Capital Region adds 3,200 jobs in July
• Bank of America names new leader to head troubled mortgage business
• HP terminates tablet, restructures
• Get Ready For Rest Fest!!!
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Applauds the Case-by-Case Review of Deportation Proceedings
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Reminds Residents to Apply of TPS
• Restoration Efforts Near Complete on Historic Buffalo Lighthouse
• Congressman Higgins Announces $100,000 for Parent Network of WNY
• Roundup: Christie, Cuomo & Bloomberg Won’t be Another Hamilton & Burr
• Firefighter Links Bloomberg Third Term, 9/11 Remembrance
• Selkirk's exit 22 eyed for travel center
• New York State unemployment rate a steady 8 percent in July
• Off the Sidelines! Gillibrand Cheers Elizabeth Warren Run: ‘Outstanding and Much Needed Voice’
• Councilman Disses Abercrombie
• ‘No Political Speeches’ on 9/11 Says Bloomberg; Cuomo and Christie ‘Understand That’
• A Televised Weprin-Turner Debate
• Did You Have Sex With Rick Perry?
• Gillibrand Praises Obama’s Call for Assad to Resign
• Database marketing firm Solution Set plans to hire about 60 over next five years
• Bob Turner Says David Weprin Waffles On Park51
• FYE CEO Higgins says ‘We’re moving in the right direction’
• Store touting U.S.-made goods opens in Clifton Park location
• New senior housing project advances in Albany County (slideshow)
• FYE owner narrows second-quarter loss
• The Lieberman, Silver and Weprin Event
• House sales in Albany area up for first time in 12 months
• Our The College of Saint Rose Student Association group for the week is the ALAN...
• Wall Street Journal: 'Shameful' Check Of 9/11 Workers Turns Up Nothing
• Is Cuomo’s Bill Banning Criminal Bus Drivers Too Harsh?
• Morning Read: ‘Napoleon’ ‘Dictator’ ‘Putz’
• Weprin: Turner Would Close Hospitals
• Nicole Corbett Tapped as Skyline Conference NCAA Woman of the Year
• A familiar face at Jack's Oyster House
• Coke investing $4B in China
• M&T's Wilmers cites lack of trust in banks
• 3 SUNY presidents' jobs cut following consolidation
• Have you seen the pay package for Angio's new CEO?
• Northeastern Fine Jewelry buying coins again—26 years later
• Robert Hayes joins Kinderhook Bank
• Economic development council holds second meeting today
• Jobs the focus of Tonko’s Altamont town hall
• At The Boathouse, A Family Feud
• Mohawk seeks G’ville substation
• One family, three generations of dentists
• Scotia picks new police chief
• Roundup: Strickland
• Guilderland botched grading of 504 Regents exams
• The Meaning of Bill Clinton’s Rascal Diss of Rick Perry
• Verizon Wireless begins offering 4G service in Capital Region Thursday
• Video from last week's Summer Academy for Youth rocket launch! (Aerospace Engine...
• Kinderhook Bank receives $7M from feds for loans
• ‘They Are a Part of Me and I am a Part of Them’: Tish James at LGBT Forum
• Verizon strike: Health benefits may end
• Weprin Nabs DiNapoli; Turner Disapproves
• Schepici takes over kitchen at Albany’s iconic Jack’s Oyster House
• AngioDynamics CEO to make more than predecessor
• Behan Communications expanding
• New York’s positive balance in tax collections evaporates
• ‘They Will Fail’: Gillibrand Promises to Defeat Bachmann’s Push for DADT
• Local economic development council puts up website
• Park51 Developer: Bob Turner is ‘Sad’ and ‘Pathetic’
• Turner: No Federal Dollars for ‘Ground Zero Mosque’
• Check out the YNN story about the Saint Rose basketball team traveling overseas....
• Morning Read: Cuomo’s 9/11 Plans
• Weprin Takes Turner to Task With Pie Charts
• Film crews take over Route 7 Diner to tape movie starring Ryan Gosling
• Moody’s grades RPI, gives school a stable rating
• School districts in NY see jump in pension costs
• XXX domains create dilemma for businesses
• Fitch reaffirms top rating for United States
• Cuomo signs bill requiring wagering call centers to be located in NY
• Schumer wants businesses refunded unemployment fees
• Unity House names new board, officers
• Boathouse Battle Royale: Union, City-Backed Restauranteur Face-Off In Central Park
• Environmental Dredging of Buffalo River to Begin in August
• Let them have art
• First day of fair welcomed by fair day
• Roundup: Bloomberg’s Popularity, Cuomo’s Union Deal, Rangel’s Red Meet
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• Microsoft invests $1M, expands in Albany
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• Morning Read: Cuomo Helps Obama, Bob Turner Admits to Pandering
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• Town makes landfill case
• Cuomo names Jackson, Castellana to lead economic development council
• New York loses 6,600 retail jobs
• NYPA CEO Kessel leaving
• Newsday: King: Al-Shabaab recruits Somali-Americans
• Washington Post: Speaker Boehner, who prefers a light touch, becomes an arm-twister in debt talks
• Daily News: Feds to investigate Irving Picard's 'clawback' suits to see if Madoff Ponzi scheme victims are hurt
• Morning Read: Cuomo’s Budget Cutting Techniques, Ray Kelly’s Early Lead
• NYers Like Bikes, Walmart, City Workers: Poll
• Growing smartphone market could hit 1 billion in annual sales by 2016
• Bethlehem district offices hit market at $650k
• 'Technology is king': IPO activity springs back to pre-recession levels
• Colonie votes tonight on outsourcing landfill operations
• Patriot Federal Bank’s net income up 50% in first half of 2011
• Doing business at the Saratoga Race Course
• Cuomo to name Jackson, Castellana to local economic development council
• Greene County Bancorp’s annual earnings up 8%
• Meat House opens in Guilderland’s Stuyvesant Plaza
• King Hearing on Somali Radicalization Struggles to Stay on Track
• Rangel Introduces Resolution to Repatriate POW/MIAs and Abductees From North Korea
• Apartment complex spurs look at permit process
• Sch'dy County SummerNight Fireworks
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• Roundup: Cuomo Delivers Invitations, Weprin Gets Support
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• Halfmoon supervisor hopeful's petitions rejected
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• A Lazio Donor on Cuomo’s Economic Committee
• County Waste names Schooler top local official
• Cuomo urged to rescind unemployment fees
• Fuel costs drag Delta’s Q2 profit down 58%, more cuts coming
• Congressman Higgins Celebrates the Life of Jim Molloy in Tribute On The House Floor
• RPI names NASA leader associate VP for research
• ‘Days Are Numbered’: Aide Says Caller Threatened Weprin
• Turner Hits Obama on Palestinian Terrorism Report
• Who from New York Made it On ‘Most Beautiful in Washington’?
• Rangel Commemorates Americans With Disabilities Act
• Cuomo will announce head of economic development council
• Democrat Emerges to Take On Nan Hayworth
• Learning from their elders
• Suspect in shootout dies from injuries
• Congressman Higgins Announces August Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• Replacing Walder at the M.T.A. ‘Puts the Governor On the Hook’
• Rafael Espinal Nets 32BJ
• Acquisitions lead to earnings dip for Berkshire Bank
• Replacing Mattingly: Ronald Richter
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• Community Bank System reports revenue grew 11% in 2Q
• Something for everyone
• BISHOP WILL VOTE AGAINST SHORT-TERM BOEHNER DEBT PLAN
• Politico: King: New York Times intellectually dishonest
• Newsday: King nixes broadening anti-terror focus
• Associated Press: Lawmaker: 40 Americans joined Somali terror group
• Non-Candidates Top 2013 Poll
• New York is No. 2 in hospitality jobs
• Morning Read: Zadroga’s Missing Link, Mattingly’s Thankless Job, Kelly’s Push
• Where are the jobs?
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• Dunkin’ Brands’ IPO raises $422.75M
• Albany Wine Bar and Bistro owner opening gastropub
• NTI Global expanding into former Coleco, Hasbro building
• Albany unemployment steady at 7.2%
• Latham Dakota Steakhouse closes
• Owens Introduces Legislation to Waive Reporting Requirements on U.S. – Canadian Waterways
• The Left’s Last Hope: Eric Schneiderman Carries the Mantle During the Right’s Resurgence
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• Man arrested for scamming elderly man out of gold coins, money
• NY AG challenges constitutionality of Defense of Marriage Act
• REP. MALONEY ANNOUNCES THAT ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS WILL SOLICIT PUBLIC COMMENT ON CITY’S BID ...
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• Rep. Maloney’s Statement in support of President Obama
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• Happy National All or Nothing Day! We say celebrate...or don't.
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• Turner Tallies Weprin’s Runs
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• NBT’s net income up 2% for first half of 2011
• Long Beach Patch: Schumer, King Advocate in Search for Missing Surfer
• Morning Read: Bloomberg’s Debt Warning, Cuomo’s Driving
• REP. MALONEY, SEN. LAUTENBERG INTRODUCE BILL TO ENSURE WOMEN ARE NOT DENIED ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTIVES
• Statement of Zadroga Act Authors on 9/11 Cancer Decision
• Weprin Tries to Re-Focus Race on Medicare, Social Security
• Home sales down from 2010
• Walmart enters video streaming business
• Companies prefer hiring those already employed
• NFL players vote for deal to end lockout
• Obama, Boehner take debt reduction positions to public
• Wagering up at Saratoga Race Course
• Farm Family parent’s earnings, revenue up
• Schumer: Reid’s Plan ‘Only Viable Solution’
• Rangel Statement on Proposals to Reduce Deficit, Avoid Default
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• Jeffries Hits Back At Education Critics
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• Businesses urge support for clean energy
• Under construction in 2012: The Latham Circle bridges
• Upstate enjoys strong VC quarter
• State gets $113M to expand charter schools
• On Israel and Entitlements, Ed Koch for Bob Turner
• WZMR makes gains on WGNA
• Schumer Endorses Simanowitz
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• Newsday: Long Beach teacher disappears while surfing
• Morning Read: Weddings in NY, an Arrest in Buffalo and a Run for Slaughter
• First day of gay marriage in NY draws protests
• Education Reform Group Pushes Jeffries for Congress
• GE Healthcare moving X-ray HQ to China
• Earnings up for majority of companies in S&P 500 —so far
• Debt deadlock: GOP, Democrats remain divided
• Business travel on rise as economy rebounds
• Saratoga Race Course’s opening weekend attendance up 6%
• Upstate NY companies secure $48.7M in venture funding in Q2
• First National Bank of Scotia stars in indy film
• Sunnyside Celebrates, With a Toast From John Liu
• Diaz, Protesters Try to Find the Right Message Against Marriage
• ‘What the Hell’: Huntley Explains Her Marriage Vote, Predicts Democratic Senate
• Bloomberg Officiates First Same-Sex Marriage by a NYC Mayor
• Staten Island Celebrates, Quietly and With Cupcakes
• A Few Swing Senators Come to Cuomo’s Marriage Party
• Marriage, By the Numbers
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• Sunday Reading: Weddings, Weddings, Weddings, Weddings, Weddings
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• Report: Darryl Towns Arrested for DWI
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• Rangel: This Is The Beginning Of The Repercussions Of The Radical GOP Agenda
• Rangel Statement Following President Obama’s Press Conference
• BREAKING: Colonie shooter pronounced dead
• Peter King Unconcerned With Breakdown of Debt Talks
• Gillibrand Cheers Final Days of DADT, Says DOMA Next
• Report: Koch Sends Obama a Message by Backing GOP in NY-9
• Rangel Joins Tri-Caucus Leaders in Defending Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security
• Roundup: NY Prepares for Same-Sex Marriage, Cuomo Attends an Obama Event
• Statement by Congressman Higgins on the End to “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
• Cuomo Raises For Obama Re-Election
• Saratoga Race Course draws thousands for opening day
• Albany area low on list for early risers
• A challenge to Clarkson won't move forward
• WQSH “The Crush” slips in ratings
• Peter King to Fundraise for Bob Turner
• AMD profits push double-digit stock hike
• Siro’s Cup kicks off Saratoga racing season
• Dems: Turner Doesn’t Like Ryan Plan Because It Doesn’t Go Far Enough
• GE Energy segment profit down 9% in Q2
• King David: Leonhardt Named Times’ D.C. Chief
• Bloomberg: Cuomo Will Hail Taxi Bill [Updated]
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VIII, #19
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• Morning Read: Anthony and Hillary
• Giuliani: If We Default, Blame Obama [Video]
• Bob Turner: I Would Vote ‘No’ on Ryan Plan
• Judge hands down penalty of nearly $1M in McGinn Smith case
• NFL owners OK labor deal, players do not
• Overall Microsoft revenue up 8%, Windows revenue down
• NYRA announces ‘Summer at Saratoga’ series to air live on NBC
• People on the Move: Switching gears
• Lafarge cleared to revamp old Ravena cement plant
• My bike commute: Cycling in the heat, part II
• Upstate New Yorkers set record for electricity demand
• Trustco’s net income up 9% in 2Q
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Co-Author’s Letter to President Obama Opposing the HALT Act
• Roundup: Jay Walder Makes an Exit as Somebody Starts Drafting Brodsky
• Wonks Wistful for Walder
• Police investigate Delmar graffiti
• Kelly and Quinn
• Redlich packs his bags, leaves his seat
• Rangel: "In God We Trust"
• Walder Resigning as M.T.A. Chief
• NY's unemployment rate hits 8%, but Albany's private-sector adds jobs for 9th straight month
• Ellis gets OK to expand, renovate in Sch'dy, Niskayuna
• My bike commute: Riding in a heat wave
• Hayworth Schooling Congress on Consequences of Debt Default
• Residents continue to voice landfill concerns
• Albany area No. 41 in national rankings of old homes
• Wal-Mart Foes Say East New York Is Pleasant Small Town; Big Store Not Needed
• Albany Parking, Flat Tire Among Recchia’s Campaign Expenses
• Maloney opposes Republican CFPB bill which would “delay, defang and derail” needed consumer ...
• Traffic stop ends in felony drug arrest
• Dems Demand To Know Bob Turner’s Opinion of Paul Ryan
• DEC issues permits for Lafarge modernization
• First Niagara growth spurt continued in 2Q
• AP: Edwards to Repay $2.3 M.
• Top payouts at Saratoga Race Course
• Bloomberg Gives $50 M. To Curb Coal
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• Driving to Saratoga Race Course? Bridge work will stall traffic
• Berkshire Hills completes acquisition of Legacy Bank
• Morning Read: Engel Revolts, Cathie Black Crashes, Bloomberg Donates
• Maloney Says McConnell Deal Looks Like The One
• Intel profit climbs 2%, Q2 shows record revenue
• Wall Street prepares for debt crisis
• Zillow goes public on Nasdaq
• Saratoga Springs’ Siro’s Cup still selling tickets
• Capital Bank breaks ground on Wolf Road branch
• I-90 on-ramp at Exit 4 closing for repairs
• Whole Foods not coming to Latham Circle Mall, broker says
• Saratoga Race Course drops some concession prices
• DiNapoli to audit NYRA
• Albany's Comprehensive Plan
• BREAKING: R’dam Town Clerk sends resignation letter
• Hit and run turns into shootout
• Sch'dy County officials offer heat tips
• Rangel Talks With WeHarlem Members via Virtual Townhall
• Serrano, Crowley Respond to Lawsuit on PCBs in Schools
• Rangel: The Economy Is Not a Partisan Issue
• Higgins Offers Amendments to Protect Great Lakes
• Roundup: Member Items, Medical Marijuana and ‘Time Sheet Ploys’
• Life on the NTrak
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• Right-Wing Rabbi Blames Same-Sex Marriage for Boro Park Boy’s Murder
• Gillibrand Calls Allen West Email ‘Simply Unacceptable’
• Joyce Meyer Ministries’ Albany visit to pump $750K into local economy
• Cuomo announces economic development initiatives
• SI Group announces new executive appointments
• Charlie Rangel ‘Embarrassed’ for Congress
• Saratoga Springs readies for the race season (slideshow)
• Teen who brought shotgun to mall sentenced
• Opening day at Saratoga to feature race named 'The Gabrielle Giffords'
• GOP emails reveal discontent among leadership
• Albany airport seeks $1.25M grant to increase flights
• Police: speed, no seatbelts probable factors in accident that injured three
• Towns urge residents to seek A/C during impending heat wave
• Objection to Lebron's petition may be moot
• Stringer Calls for End to Member Items, Criticizes Council Spending Under Quinn
• Representatives Higgins & Hochul Call for Homeland Security Hearing on Hezbollah’s Influence in North America
• Man allegedly choked, kicked pregnant fiance
• Albany-area home sales down, or up, depending on how you slice it
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• Female managers earn 29.9 percent less than male counterparts
• De Blasio Wades Into Charter School/Public School Divide, Defends Public Advocate’s Office [Video]
• BISHOP REJECTS NEWEST GOP PLAN TO END MEDICARE, CALLS FOR COMPROMISE SOLUTION TO DEBT CRISIS
• Delmar Fire Department turns 100
• Albany area home sales fall 39% in June
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• Daily News: King Sets Third Hearing on Radical Islam
• M&T income jumps 71% in second quarter
• Morning Read: Bloomberg Gets a Mansion, Cuomo Tackles State Economy
• Christine Quinn to Fundraise for Vito Lopez Foe
• Strong housing report boosts homebuilders
• Canada runs up trade surplus with U.S.
• Support for new federal debt plan building
• Federal government to shut down 800 data centers in next four years
• Apple reports 'best quarter ever'
• NY’s unemployment fund broke; Employers face extra fees
• Cuomo’s $10M ad campaign to draw businesses to New York
• More Perreca’s Café hits $1M in revenue
• Long Arm of the Lawsky: Cuomo Deputy Gets a New Gig
• Set It Off Signs To Equal Vision Records Premieres 'Breathe In, Breathe Out’
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Votes against the Cut, Cap and Balance Act
• Too Soon? Cuomo, Clinton Top 2016 Poll
• Statement on the Passing of James T. Molloy
• A Donor Moves From Stringer to Allon
• Roundup: Cuomo Moves Into Phase 2, Dominic Carter Makes a Debut
• 2013 Citywide Campaign Seeks Interns
• Rangel: Cutting Benefits Mean Cutting Jobs
• Higgins Cites Hypocrisy in House Republican Protests
• Business Council still on search for new CEO
• Filling vacant Borders
• 2011-2012 The College of Saint Rose Golden Knights basketball schedule is out!
• Cuomo meets with Cabinet, lays out plan for next session
• S. Col aces bus inspection
• Peter King Plans More Muslim Radicalization Hearings
• From family diary to feature film
• Hearing on judicial pay set for Wednesday
• Serrano Denounces ‘Cap, Cut and Balance’ as Political Theater
• IBM beats analyst Q2 forecast with $3.7B profit
• Lady Gaga’s Father, Denny Farrell and Education Advocates Donate to Stringer
• Higgins Statement on Today’s Action by the ECHDC Board
• City to Hold Lottery for Couples Who Hope to Marry on Sunday
• Glens Falls National Bank acquisitions add to insurance operation
• Rangel Praises Cordray Nomination For CFPB
• Slice of Civil War history now on display
• New York has most expensive closing costs
• Mazzone Hospitality wins food bid at GloFo
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• Morning Read: Liu Gets Big Money from Supermarket Cashiers, De Blasio Spends
• Yetta Kurland Gives for 2013, But Not to Christine Quinn
• NY lawmakers to return to Capitol to vote on labor deal
• IBM reports growth in second quarter
• Episcopal Church split on gay weddings
• Bankrupt Borders finds no buyers, will close all stores
• Legal problems for News Corp. in U.S.?
• Obama's new consumer man
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• Owens Votes Against So-Called “Cut, Cap, and Balance” Act
• Schumer Announces First Openly Gay Man to Serve on Federal Bench
• Rangel Praises Nelson Mandela On His 93rd Birthday
• Celebrating General Casimir Pulaski
• Nisky chicks appeal denied by county court
• Roundup: Bracing for New York’s Very Big Marriage Day
• Fire safety for all abilities
• New lobbying effort making Capital District stops
• Grimm is Golden: Frosh Congressman Raises Big Bucks
• A Candidate Named Diallo
• Sides Begin to Take Shape in 54th District Filings
• Farmers markets target area seniors
• Demand soft for office space in Albany region, CresaPartners report says
• Gay Marriage Price Tag: $1.86 M.
• ‘Has Cuomo Endorsed Obama’s Re-Election?’
• Slideshow: Businesses turn to leasing to control expenses
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• Ed Towns Has Just $50K on Hand
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• Serrano Announces $2 Million in Healthcare Grants for the Bronx
• Jackson Eyes Borough President Run
• Southwest, AirTran pilots reach pact on seniority
• Noise ordinance, Wemple Corners and Babe Ruth discussed
• GE Energy turbines set for Estonian project
• Bank of America, KeyBank, M&T to release earnings this week
• Leandra's Law arrest made after accident
• Dancing to her dream
• Help fill backpacks with 'hope'
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• Gas prices rise more than 5 cents a gallon in Albany
• Morning Read: Cuomo Hedges on Obama, Lupica Endorses Kelly
• New York ranks low in manufacturing
• Paying consultants $340 an hour to save money?
• Reader's Digest for sale
• Shakeup in chip-making business could benefit GlobalFoundries
• Diane Stever chosen to head BC school board
• Economists: Expect hiring to grow slowly for remainder of 2011
• Weak consumer demand leads to Philips loss
• Slideshow: Advanced hotel bookings stronger in Saratoga this summer
• Owens Announces Health Care Funding for Upstate New York
• Schumer Says Obama ‘Just Facing Reality’ on Warren Nomination
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• News Corp. Gives to Cuomo, Schneiderman
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• Roundup: Big Campaign Money
• Schneiderman Takes In Close to $1M
• Quinn’s Donors: Wintour, Tobias; During Weiner Scandal, $134K
• Rangel Reaches Out To Over 13,000 Constituents in Tele-Townhall to Discuss Debt Ceiling
• In The Money: Cuomo Donor List Released
• Spitzer 2010 Donates $125K to Harvard, Horace Mann, Skadden
• Hill & Markes moves into new $12M building
• BISHOP GOES 2-4 WITH 2 RBI AS DEMS DOMINATE GOP IN CONGRESSIONAL BASEBALL GAME
• Andrew Cuomo Sitting on $9 M.
• During Weiner Scandal, Liu Raised $205,675
• Week-long Taste of Guilderland starts Sunday
• John Liu Raised $993,815 in 6 Months
• Delta, Southwest named busiest airlines
• Bloomberg Gave Money to Alesi, Key Republican in Marriage Vote
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• Former Capital Bank president Cureau gets $174K severance
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VIII, #18
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• Maloney introduces legislation to stem gun trafficking
• Same-Sex Marriage Senators Take The Show on the Road
• Gov: New York will crack down on tobacco tax collections
• Morning Read: Bloomberg Expands, Schneiderman Probes,
• Angio posts $752K quarterly loss
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• NY’s hydrofracking rules draw complaints, praise
• Blockbuster offer aims at unhappy Netflix DVD renters
• Bank of America’s mortgage-bond settlement faces more threats
• Five questions for FYE’s Robert Higgins
• People on the Move: July 15
• Alden Global buys Saratogian owner Journal Register
• Galesi leasing old DSS building for $200K
• Say Anything Signs To Equal Vision Records
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• Rep. Steve Israel Announces the Introduction of Legislation to Honor Cold War Veterans
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• Drawing in young readers
• President Obama Rings Up Reshma
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• Roundup: ‘Congressman-in-Training’
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• Guilderland town clerk says she'll marry no more
• Shelly Silver ‘Would Love to See Andrew Cuomo in The White House’
• Cuomo: ‘I’m Sort of the Antichrist of Conservative Party,’ Conservative Party Disagrees
• FYE’s board re-elects two at annual meeting
• Bloomberg Weighs In On Growing Rupert Murdoch Scandal
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• Man accused of stealing from construction site
• Angio releases earnings report tonight
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• Rangel: "Budget Cuts Mean Someone Losing a Job"
• NY’s pension fund posts 15% rate of return
• Cuomo voices support on texting-while-driving law
• South Mall Expressway closed following bridge inspection
• ICYMI: Congressman Higgins Speaks on House Floor in Support of Great Lakes Protection
• Lafarge project clears regulatory hurdle
• U.S. jobless claims decline again; NY tops list in new initial claims
• David Weprin Calls Obama’s Israel Policy ‘Outrageous’
• GlobalFoundries names new communications head
• Poll: Voters Split on Fracking, Fond of Cuomo
• Community pitching in after teen’s accident
• Rangel Awarded for Supporting National Parks
• A football stadium for UAlbany?
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• Borders nears liquidation
• Morning Read: ‘The Antichrist to the Conservative Party’
• 400 execs attend CEG event at SEMICON West in San Francisco
• New study will measure Saratoga Race Course impact on economy
• Cuomo vetoes changes to new property tax cap law
• FYE annual shareholders meeting today in Albany
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• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Joins Democrats in Condemning the HALT Act
• BISHOP: REPUBLICAN "DIRTY WATER" BILL MOVES OUR NATION BACK
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• Roundup: Nadler Defends Weprin, and a Blogger Offers a Manifesto
• Lowey Offers Amendment to Close 'Terror Gap' in Firearm Sales
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• John Hall Will Not Run for Congress in 2012
• College students getting $25 to shop at struggling Troy coop
• Rail company delays Saratoga-North Creek run
• GE Energy announces executive changes
• Thacher Nature Center turning 10
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• Rangel Invites You to Join His District-Wide Tele-Townhall
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• Rangel, Burgess, Engel, Brady Introduce Legislation to Ensure Multi-Campus Hospitals Receive Health IT Incentives
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• Netflix makes changes to subscription fees
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• GlobalFoundries, San Francisco startup to collaborate on R&D
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• Lt. Gov. Duffy tours Finch Paper mills
• Morning Read: Quinn Rolls, Duffy Rents
• Rep. Yvette Clarke’s Statement on the Death of Leibby Kletzky
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• Hope Was on the Way: When John Edwards Tried for a New York City Makeover, as a Lawyer
• Cy of the Storm: Could Manhattan’s Top Cop Be In Trouble In 2013?
• Congressman Higgins Pushes for Termination of National Flood Insurance Program
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• NESCONSET PARK HONORING 9/11 RESPONDERS TO BE BUILT FOLLOWING BISHOP'S INTERVENTION WITH IRS
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• Quinn Camp: $1.32 M. Raised This Filing
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• GE: Solar plant location not yet selected
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• The Thorny Campaign Finance Questions of a Tom Allon Campaign
• Cuomo Says He Is Fulfilling Campaign Pledge to Disclose His Schedule
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• CDTA releases new Albany County routes
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• Media Moves: Amon to WSJ, Fermino on Transit
• Morning Read: Tom Allon Runs for Mayor, Michelle Paterson Writes a Book
• More public hearings to be held for lakeside projects in Lake George
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• Gay marriage to lead to increase in adoption rates
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• Comptroller to release report today on industrial development agencies
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• High Risk Terror Targets, New York and New Jersey Fight for Homeland Security Dollars
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• G.O.P. Four for Same-Sex Marriage Get ‘Tombstone Award’
• Koch Won’t Endorse Weprin, Says Turner Could be the New Scott Brown
• Source: WFP for Weprin [Updated]
• Rangel Congratulates South Sudan's Independence
• Ed Koch Sees NY-9 As Test of Obama’s Support for Israel
• Turner: Washington is ‘Directionless’ and ‘Clueless;’ ‘Start Drilling’
• NEA Chairman Landesman to speak at Proctors in Schenectady
• Carolyn Maloney Looks Forward to Campaigning with David Weprin
• Whiteface Lodge named one of best mountain resorts in U.S.
• Albany ranks 10th in jobs study
• Corbett Tapped as Scholar-Athlete of the Year by Skyline Conference
• Bob Turner Meets the Press [Video]
• Rev. Diaz: They Love Me!
• Rep. Maloney's statement on naval base explosion in Cyprus
• Tusk Hedges in Brooklyn BP Race [Updated]
• Albany-area bankruptcy filings fall 14 percent
• Liedkie still moving Giants, it just won't be the giant job
• Drug investigation nets seven in Saratoga
• Seeing a brighter future
• Morning Read: Independence Party for Weprin, Wal-Mart for Markowitz
• Apple steps up iPhone for business pitch
• Small businesses owners unwilling to hire
• Tech Valley Communications plan up for PSC vote
• Ecovative nominated for Bloomberg award
• Gay, lesbian wedding expo set for August near Albany
• Slideshow: Saratoga, horses and tourism
• Owens Responds to More Than 18,000 Constituent Concerns, Secures $730,688.71 for Upstate New Yorkers So Far in 2011
• Sunday Reading: Turner Reads Anti-Weprin Emails, Buerkle Lobbies Albany
• Rangel on the Passing of First Lady Betty Ford
• Owens to Hold District-Wide Telephone Town Hall Tuesday
• Rangel Calls for Congressional Action on Jobs
• Rangel: Where Are The Good Samaritans?
• It’s Bob Turner for Weiner’s Seat, Officially
• Man hit while crossing street on Central Ave.
• Six Months After Giffords Shooting, Bloomberg Group Urges Obama on Guns
• Roundup: Vito Lopez and Joe Crowley; David Weprin and Bob Turner
• Second weapons charge for Glenmont couple
• Sage Website Wins Award of Distinction
• Amid DSK Case, Vance Wins DA Election
• Schenectady museum receives $16,840 in grants
• TrustCo insiders top up holdings
• NY Giants scrap training camp in Albany
• THEINERT MEMORIAL FUNDRAISER CAN GO ON AFTER BISHOP PUSHES IRS
• After Gay Marriage Vote, Archbishop Dolan Warns of a Dan Savage Future
• Going for the gold
• Constructing Paladino Near Cuomo
• Young ballerinas to share the stage with the pros
• Higgins Pushes for Vote on China Currency Bill
• Joe Crowley Doesn’t Picture a Primary Against David Weprin
• WFP Disses Obama ‘Timidity’ After He Inches Towards Medicare Cuts
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• Dicker, Cuomo Chide Times In a ‘Gentle Colloquy’ [Audio]
• The campaign begins
• Few jobs lead to concerns
• Slideshow: A $220M convention center in downtown Albany?
• Albany area consumers lose confidence in economy
• My bike commute: Combating rain, a foot at a time
• Retiree to the Rescue
• Letter carriers picket in front of Gibson’s office
• Cuomo Switches Secretaries: Cohen Out, Schwartz In
• State Police searching for jewelry store burglars
• Rangel Lauds Korea's Hosting of 2018 Winter Olympics
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VIII, #17
• Name that tree (and alligator)
• Crowley Responds to Questions About His Residence
• Slideshow: Garden-to-table at two Albany restaurants
• This week's People on the Move
• Howard Carr wins $167K court judgement over brokerage fee
• Morning Read: Crowley’s Residency, Weprin’s Candidacy
• Private employers stepped up hiring in June
• David Weprin Explains His Progressive Record in Albany [Video]
• David Weprin: No on ’67 Borders, Yes on Supporting Pelosi
• Bargain shop until retailers drop
• St. Peter’s names new chief of cardiac unit
• $1M sale of former Troy City Hall approved; redevelopment plan taking next step
• NY AG begins probe of NFL lockout
• NYRA forecasts jump in Internet/phone bets to $150M
• Maloney statement on June jobs report
• CONGRESSWOMAN YVETTE D. CLARKE’S STATEMENT ON THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS ACT
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on June’s Job Report
• David Weprin’s Brooklyn Roll-Out
• NY Democrats Sponsor Boarding Pass Security Legislation
• Roundup: Weprin Gets a Nomination, Bloomberg Gets a Ceremony
• The two wheels of the law
• Congressman Higgins Recognizes National Dairy Month with Tour of Upstate Niagara Plant
• Chris Matthews on David Weprin: ‘I’m Impressed’ [Video]
• David Weprin’s Former Image Consultant Wants You to Forget About That
• College grad starting salaries increase
• New federal loan program to help homeowners at risk of foreclosure
• Higgins Announces $90,000 for Bellevue Volunteer Fire Company
• Hotel operators optimistic after strong July 4th
• De Blasio Frames Mayor’s Race: Outer Boros And ‘Moving Forward’ from Bloomberg’s Third Term
• Conservative Candidate Turner On New GOP Favorite: ‘Get Real’
• Rensselaerville conference center on market for $1.8 million
• Chris Matthews Wonders: Gillibrand for Governor? [Video]
• Serrano Mourns Loss of Don Ricardo Alegría
• Albany airport to award $329,000 contract to James H. Maloy
• Sheldon Silver on the Stump
• The Weprin Choice, or How to Win Your Party’s Pick for a Special Election
• In Break with Conservatives, GOP Leaning Toward Giuliani Alum Juan Reyes
• Residents asked to take fire service survey
• High-speed chase knocked out power
• Higgins Meets with Swedish Students Visiting Jamestown
• Newsday: Feds warn of bombs implanted in passengers
• Morning Read: Cuomo’s Albany Ways, Weprin & Lancman of Queens
• Cuomo clears hurdles that frustrated others
• Stephenson announces bid for Halfmoon supervisor
• TrustCo nets $68M from stock offering
• Beacon Power reaches milestone at energy storage plant
• Freihofer Walk donors use online portal
• Meeting group elects new officers
• Twitter: the $7 billion proposition
• Troy council expected to approve $31.5M redevelopment deal tonight
• REP. YVETTE D. CLARKE’S STATEMENT ON CBC NATIONAL BLACK LEADERSHIP SUMMITT ON THE JOBS CRISIS
• NY Democrats Sponsor Boarding Pass Security Legislation
• Perkins Piles on Cy Vance in Wake of DSK Fiasco
• Kids get star treatment
• Roundup: Cuomo’s Lines, Flanagan’s Inbox
• Rangel Urges Rebuilding Of American Schools
• After Casey Anthony Verdict, Lawmakers Pile On
• City Continues 2.0 Washing With New Website
• On Tax Cap Tour, Cuomo Frames Redistricting Debate
• State Police issue email virus warning
• Goodbye Spitzer TV. And Spitzer 2013. And Grasso 2013
• WFP Picks Jesus Gonzalez in 54th
• Work to redraw electoral districts began today
• NFIB names assistant New York state director
• Tickets on sale for Travers Celebration fundraiser
• For sale: Savannah’s pub in Albany
• CNN Cancels Spitzer
• Conservative Party Gives Bob Turner Nod for Weiner’s Old Seat
• Nisky GOP bids for majority
• Troy building sale attracts two bidders
• DWI sweep nets 14 arrests
• Queens Backs Simanowitz and Goldfeder for Assembly Races
• Walmart hiring for new Queensbury store
• Accessing Our Office and Borders
• Summer camp focus heads outdoors again
• Late Morning Read: Cuomo’s Denial, Gillibrand’s Pitch, Wal-Mart’s Booster
• US News & World Report: Farrakhan's Hate Sermons to Prisoners Slammed
• Ed Koch, Goo-Goo’s Call for Special Session on Redistricting
• Romney’s Second Quarter Haul: $18 M.
• Cuomo waves off veep rumors as ‘chatter’
• Recession's grip still holds back small businesses
• Dinner to benefit Special Surgery Race for Hope
• Deadline today to submit bids for two downtown Troy buildings
• Prime Cos. adds Marriott ExecuStay to Albany-area portfolio
• Owens Announces Research Grant for Trudeau Institute
• Nisky' students receive accolades for projects
• Movin’ for a good cause
• Marriage of Convenience: Governor Cuomo and State Senator Jim Alesi
• Rangel: Honoring the National Labor Relations Act
• Ulrich Declines to Run for Congress
• Roundup: Cuomo’s Balance, Albany’s Fireworks, Cy Vance’s Money Pitch
• Ulrich to Announce Congressional Plans Tonight, Meet With Party Officials Later
• Lent gets 1 year jail term for killing terrier
• Cuomo Doesn’t Want to Talk 2012, 2016, 2020, 2024, 2028, or 2032
• Remembering Fred Newman
• Rotterdam movie theater seats will shake and rattle
• Fracking advisory panel includes Robert Kennedy Jr.
• Weiner’s 2010 Challenger Wants Eric Ulrich to Run
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• Model of proposed Albany Convention Center on display
• Daisy Bakers names new executive chef
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• Brooklyn Bishop Urges Catholic Schools to Reject Cuomo, Legislature
• Bronx Councilman Now a Real Estate Broker Too
• Longtime religious leader steps down
• Morning Read: Questioning Cuomo, Bracing for de Blasio
• TrustCo eyes $68M stock sale
• Price Chopper slips in rankings of America’s largest retailers
• Pace of NY judge turnover quickens
• Young workers to skip vacations if economy worsens
• New York AG sharpens probe on death benefits
• Siena poll: New Yorkers’ consumer confidence fell in June
• Owens Announces Aircraft Donation to PAI
• A pace everyone can race to
• July 4th Reading: The Future of Cuomo, The Distribution of Toilet Paper
• Albany 59th place in metro population rankings
• Owner of 2 golf courses wins bid for Normanside
• Downtown housing demand on rise
• Albany’s gas prices climb 14 cents a gallon
• Beech-Nut’s roof collapses
• Cuomo nominates ESDC chairwoman
• St. Peter’s opens new cardiac center
• More snow, more grounded flights
• Downtown Albany getting $5.2M facelift
• Bank superintendent OKs Capital Bank, Chemung merger
• Sunday Reading: Measuring Up to Andrew Cuomo, Evaluating Cy Vance
• Another storm: More power outages, school closings
• Job loss in public sector bucks tradition
• Increase in temp work boosting economy, Manpower CEO says
• A classic case of Capital constipation
• Airlines tagging on more fees?
• Freedman expects Green Island site to open today
• Banks digging deeper before making loans
• Pharmaceutical companies face patent woes
• Colonie in negotiations with Waste Connections, Inc. for landfill
• Roundup: Zinging Cuomo, Trying Vance
• Canalside Opens Summer Season with Central Wharf Extension, “Clinton’s Dish”
• Cap Rep artistic director honored by Albany BID
• Slideshow: Business Review's Fastest-Growing Cos.
• Slideshow: Business Review Power Breakfast
• In Letter, D.A.’s Office Details Accuser’s Untruths
• Lighting study underway
• Police searching man who robbed Holiday Inn Express in Clifton Park
• Training and development group names new board
• Cy Vance Says D.A.’s Office Did Its Duty, Will Pursue Charges
• Cuomo Calls Special Elections for Sept. 13 [Update]
• Reps. Hochul and Higgins Celebrate 45th Anniversary of Implementation of Medicare
• Who Can Possibly Replace Anthony Weiner?
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• RCS superintendent to move on
• Late Morning Read: Cy Vance’s Case in Trouble, Holtzman’s Trial Balloon Floated
• Reps. Maloney, Nadler & King Celebrate As Zadroga 9/11 Health Law Goes Into Effect Today
• Rep. Maloney Addresses Queens Seniors on Medicare’s 45th Anniversary, Efforts to Save Program ...
• Local anti-obesity laws under fire
• Appetite for Apps Projected to Hit $37 Billion
• Schenectady Mexican Radio delayed while owners seek new location
• In dean search, Albany Law is back to the drawing board
• People on the Move
• Cuomo administration offers plan to allow hydrofracking in New York
• GlobalFoundries’ jobs on YouTube?
• Slideshow: The faces behind the Fastest-Growing firms
• NYS Museum Invites Photo Submissions For Upcoming Exhibit
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Highlights 45th Anniversary of Implementation
• Commemorating the 45th Anniversary of Medicare
• Roundup: Prisons Closing and Hydro Fracking
• Landfill committee to report findings
• Adriano Espaillat Hosts a House Party for Scott Stringer
• Rangel: Celebrating What America Stands For
• BISHOP TOUTS NEW INTEREST RATE CUT FOR STUDENT LOANS
• Local General Electric workers approve new contract
• Tastiest taps are in Bethlehem
• Business Review panelists debate tax cap, its effect on schools
• Rangel Vows To Defend Medicare On Its 45th Anniversary
• WINERIES SEE QUICK APPROVAL OF LABELS FOLLOWING BISHOP'S INTERVENTION
• Sweet treats for safety
• County drafting law to regulate second-hand dealers
• S-G settles teacher contract
• Battling against Lyme disease
• $250K donation from Cammarota Foundation goes to Colonie Youth Center
• Report: Hydrofracking Moratorium to be Lifted in New York State [Updated]
• Second GlobalFoundries fab for Albany area off table—for now
• More efficient than a locomotive
• Fatal fire in Milton
• Glens Falls National Bank names Thomas Murphy president
• Stars come out for broadcasters award dinner
• TrustCo prices offering at $4.60 a share
• GlobalFoundries seeks state cash for second plant in Malta
• Cuomo and the Religious Exemption
• Obama ‘A Dick’ Says Mark Halperin, Who Quickly Apologizes [video]
• Daily News: Security fail: Nigerian man boarded flight from JFK by flashing invalid boarding pass
• Newsday: Rep. King wants probe of JFK to LA stowaway
• Morning Read: Cuomo as Picasso
• Another Toyota recall
• QE2 ends; where does the Fed go from here?
• Obama to GOP: Higher taxes needed
• Hal Handel, top NYRA exec, will step down after Saratoga meet
• State university board weighs cuts, UAlbany could see $1.2M reduction
• DEC will release first part of hydrofracking report Friday
• Going public: Albany-area entrepreneur cashing in on HomeAway.com IPO
• Statement Of Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney On Roosevelt Island’s Self-Governance and Service on ...
• Congressman Higgins Says Fed Agencies Moving Toward Smaller Peace Bridge Plaza
• Roundup: Bloomberg’s Budget Passes, Maffei and Johnson Get Jobs [video]
• Rangel Praises President's Stance on the Debt Ceiling
• Rangel Gives Keynote to Choir Academy of Harlem
• Bloomberg Wants $600 M. Refund From CityTime Contractor
• A sport for all ages
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• RFP process still questioned
• Deputy crashes during Hilltowns chase
• The Paddocks, luxury apartments in Saratoga, set for expansion
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• The Wedding Party! HRC Hosts a Same-Sex Marriage Celebration
• Congressman Higgins Announces Erie County July Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• Congressman Higgins Announces July Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• A career from a car
• UAlbany, SEFCU, Empire State Development team on microloan effort
• Bloomberg Hails Alesi as Historic ‘Tipping Point’ on Marriage
• Senators Riding Especially High in Q Poll
• Concentra opens new health care center in Albany area
• Broadcast association president stepping down after 31 years
• Glenmont girl grabs national honor
• Morning Read: Cuomo Looms Large, Giuliani Dodges Gay Wedding
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• Troy City Hall move could cost $1M
• Regulators propose new rules for swap dealers
• Another GlobalFoundries building project starts this week
• The next IPO? Social media game developer Zynga may go public
• Freight hauler The Shaker Group expecting more growth
• Cuomo’s stern stance on Indian Point and nuclear power
• $8.5B Bank of America investor settlement will impact earnings
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Participates in Women’s Forum in Trinidad and Tobago
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Responds to President Obama’s Remarks on the Economy
• Rangel Lauds Senate Action On DREAM Act
• Protesters, and Rats, Greet Scott Walker in New York
• Roundup: ‘Cuomosexual’
• Pawlenty Raises Off Foreign Policy Speech
• Who Lobbied Crucial Republican on Marriage? His Wife
• Colonie Bangkok Bistro plans July 4 opening
• Pawlenty Tries to Take Flight, As Middle East Hawk
• Police: Driver in weekend crash with State Trooper dies
• Greene IDA ends Mathes' contract
• What Made Archbishop Dolan Famous in Milwaukee Hasn’t Saved Him From Losing Here
• AMRI teams up with German bio firm
• Dunkin’ Donuts makes it official: Coolattas coming to Saratoga track
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• Al Qaeda Featured in Latest Ad by Bloomberg’s Gun Group [Video]
• Congressman Higgins Hosting Grant Workshops for Local Firefighters
• In Albany’s Park South revitalization, Panera Bread is part of the equation
• Music to her ears
• Morning Read: Weiner Plays Kingmaker, Towns Plays Golf
• Jury finds that Fuze Box nightclub partly to blame for DWI crash
• LivingSocial’s Groupon Envy
• Grant to aid downtown Albany apartment, restaurant development
• The European fiscal crisis and U.S. money funds
• Deal on debt limit in Washington still possible, White House says
• Microsoft moves more aggressively toward the cloud
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Applauds Senate Judiciary Hearing on the Dream Act
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Applauds NLRB Proposal Working to Ensure Fair Workplace Elections
• Gillibrand Hopes For Some Momentum from Marriage Bill
• Roundup: Celebrating Andrew Cuomo, Parsing Rudy Giuliani, Watching Quinn
• Breakdown leads to weapons charge
• ARMY CORPS ANNOUNCES OCT 1 DATE FOR DREDGE OF LAKE MONTAUK
• Caterers already report more calls for gay marriage receptions in NY
• NYRA: Sunny outlook for Saratoga meet; but losses still forecast
• Facing closure, Cohoes senior center raising funds
• Serrano: Marriage Equality a Tremendous Victory
• Saratoga track giveaways unveiled
• Mayor Bloomberg Gushes Over the Gov: ‘What Have We Disagreed On?’
• Dropping by Jefferson
• Andrew Cuomo Sees NY Victory Leading National Trend [Video]
• Matching gift to give Glens Falls Hospital another $250K toward funding goal
• Cuomo Rules Out 2016, But Only For a Few Minutes [Audio]
• Catching some rays
• Bloomberg’s Advice to Cuomo on Running for President [video]
• Restaurants give back
• Neighbors unhappy with The Gables
• Morning Read: Cuomo’s Victory Lap, ‘Mayor Mouse’
• Is this government survey of doctors a little sneaky?
• NYRA will announce free givaways for Saratoga meet today
• Schools Report: Robotics programs expand to inspire students to think tech
• Stricter rules for too-big-to-fail banks
• Skeptics among the boosters of natural gas
• Best Buy Mobile opening at Crossgates
• Legislative session in Albany ends with historic votes
• Rep. Maloney's Statement on New York State's Marriage Equality Law
• Cuomo Wants NY Marriage Victory to ‘Resonate All Across the Country Now’
• Glenmont man killed on Thruway in Bethlehem
• Sunday Reading: Cuomo’s Big Win, Bloomberg’s Budget Concessions
• MMA, biz health care among items still on state Leg to-do list
• New York 6th state to OK gay marriage
• Legislature passes historic tax cap, Cuomo signs it into law
• Rangel Lauds Passage NY's Marriage Equality Bill
• Andrew Cuomo Gets GOP to Pass Same-Sex Marriage [Updated]
• New York State Senate, Live
• Rangel Urges National HIV Testing
• Same-Sex Marriage Bill Will Get a Vote
• Rangel Praises Federal Bronx and Harlem Watershed Cleanup
• Serrano Supports NLRB Proposed Rules
• Pension bill accused of blunting tax cap
• New leadership for Albany-area Women’s Bar
• Clifton Park Olive Garden one step closer to reality
• Bethlehem district takes No. 1 slot in Schools Report
• Slideshow: $31.5M Troy riverfront redevelopment
• Greg Ball Explains His No Vote [Video]
• Bergmann Associates lands UAlbany project
• Statement by Congressman Brian Higgins on New National Labor Relations Board Rules
• ALCO locomotives museum headed for Schenectady
• State Police probing home invasion in Stillwater
• Schumer Emails for Gillibrand: ‘Something Truly Special’
• Rep. Maloney hails Federal transit funding: $197 million for 2nd Avenue Subway, $215 million ...
• Sullivan to retire in August 2012
• A bittersweet day on our campus as our beloved leader announces that next year will be his last year with us. A visionary who has truly transformed this campus.
• Serrano Announces Major Bronx River Restoration Initiative
• Slideshow: Former schools for sale
• Spa City man's debut novel hits shelves
• People on the Move
• Stopping erosion won't be cheap
• Ten dying brands (and a few rising ones)
• Trade Commission close on Google antitrust probe, reports say
• Asian countries move to release oil reserves
• Capriccio in Saratoga ready for July 4 opening
• A second GlobalFoundries fab for Albany-area?
• $31M redevelopment of Troy waterfront moves a step forward
• Schools Report: District spending increases during past decade
• School’s out. The numbers are in.
• Robotics’ strong ties with private sector
• Big savings from school closures, but that doesn’t make cuts less painful
• Obama Comes Out to Jeers at LGBT Fundraiser
• Owens Supports Patent Reform, Job Creation
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on Votes Regarding Bills on Libya Conflict
• Fighting to Keep Families Together
• Republicans Delay Marriage Discussion for Another Day
• Rangel Praises NLRB Decision On Elections
• Republican Greg Ball Will Vote No on Marriage Bill [updated]
• Rangel Honors 70th Anniversary Of Fair Employment Act
• Kathy At the Bat: Hochul a Last-Minute Add to Congressional Softball Game
• What Will Obama Tell the Gays Tonight?
• Altschuler Emails for Bishop Re-Match [Update]
• De Blasio Faults Obama’s Afghan Policy, Too
• Bank of America to finance $2.6 billion solar project
• IRS ups per-mile deduction rate
• Lowey Statement on Drawdown of Troops from Afghanistan
• Deal set on small biz health insurance exchange in NY
• All Jimmer, all the time at Glens Falls NBA draft party
• What Happens Now with Same-Sex Marriage Bill in Albany
• Arizona Pizza closes in Clifton Park
• Would-be workers flock to job fair
• CPR flash mob breaks out at Nisky’ market
• Opening Statement of Ranking Member José E. Serrano FY2012 Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Bill Full Committee Markup
• Liu Says He Is Running for Mayor ‘If People Wanted Me To’ [Video]
• The Decider
• Nadler Bashes Obama After Afghanistan Speech
• Local unions protest at Owens Corning plant
• Higgins Applauds State Leaders on Passage of Legislation Providing Affordable Access to Oral Cancer Medications
• Republican Senators Say Not to Assume Anything
• GlobalFoundries to have 600 workers in Malta by next week
• RELEASE IN OIL STOCKPILE FOLLOWS BISHOP'S CALL FOR ACTION ON GAS PRICES
• YMCA honors youth achievers
• Higgins Welcomes News of Oil Release
• Is Eli Manning coming to Albany?
• My bike commute: Riding in the rain (again)
• As Marriage Vote Stalls, Obama Comes to NYC for LGBT Fundraiser
• Rangel: Reinstating The Draft Will Compel Us To Think Twice Before Engaging In Future Wars
• Morning Read: More Negotiating in Albany, Less Clothing
• Daily News: American troops will come home from Afghanistan at 'a steady pace,' President Obama tells nation
• Troy officials hear proposal tonight on City Hall redevelopment project
• AMD investors want new CEO named soon
• Keys to a stronger password
• Lawmakers approve power plant permitting bill
• Fed policymakers downgrade projections
• President Obama outlines Afghanistan withdrawal
• The eyes and ears of downtown Troy
• Number of dropouts, college-bound increases
• Rep. Steve Israel Applauds Decision to Use the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to Lower Gas Prices
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Statement on President Obama’s Drawdown Strategy of U.S. Forces in Afghanistan
• Owens Applauds Release of Strategic Petroleum Reserve by Administration
• Police consultation voted down
• Statement on U.S. Involvement in Afghanistan
• Andrew Cuomo: No Obstacles in Marriage Negotiation with Republicans
• Rangel Salutes Korean War Vets At Luncheon
• Without A Vote So Far, a Marriage Opponent Sees Hope
• Draper School could become vet home
• Report: Park not toxic
• RECALL ANNOUNCED FOLLOWING BISHOP'S DEMAND FOR SCRUTINY OF LIQUID FUEL
• Congressman Higgins’ Office to Hold Special Congress on Your Corner Event for Veterans
• Congressman Higgins Announces Over $2.356 Million for Chautauqua Opportunities
• Conference to look at health care reform's impact on people with disabilities
• Power plant, SUNY bills on tap in Legislature; tax cap lingers
• Cuomo, CSEA reach deal to avoid layoffs
• New Hannoush Jewelers being built in Albany area
• Amendments to Marriage Bill Taking Shape, Vote Uncertain
• Cuomo and CSEA Cut a Deal
• Kathy Hochul Returns the Favor, Emails for Gillibrand
• The construction of the new Saint Rose Residence Hall, Centennial Hall, makes it into The Chronicle of Higher Education.
• Batali Likes Quinn In 2013
• Mario Batali Tries to Cook Up a Vote in Albany
• Alteris merging with Goods Solar of Colo.
• NYRA estimates $11M deficit, faces possible probe
• Rep. Maloney, Sen. Menendez reintroduce Equal Rights Amendment
• Today?
• Blind Ambition
• Albany 28th in concentration of young brainpower
• Missing Colonie man found dead
• Republican Says Cuomo ‘Changed His Tune’ on Timing Marriage Vote
• BISHOP AMENDMENT WILL PRESERVE FEDERAL ROLE IN CLEAN WATER PROTECTION, ENFORCEMENT
• Daily News: Zadroga 9/11 health fund expanded past Ground Zero to people in neighborhood sickened by WTC attacks
• Morning Read: A Deal on Rent, A Question on Marriage
• JP Morgan will pay $153.6M to settle SEC charges
• Survey: More U.S. workers are unhappy
• SUNY tuition expected to rise
• NYSERDA workshop in Albany to help residential contractors
• More upper-floor apartments proposed in downtown Albany
• New power plant siting law in the works
• Agreement reached on limiting property tax growth
• Schools Report: Superintendents see pay increases
• RCS school budget passes
• Designing the future
• Cuomo Wants a Vote on Marriage, ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ It Passes
• After Prevailing Wage Dropped From Tax Break, Finger Pointing
• Liu Helps Introduce Senate Candidate to NYC
• The Honeymoaners! While Revs Fight Marriage, Cuomo Wants the Parade
• BISHOP PRESENTS $37+ THOUSAND IN OVERDUE DISABILITY PAYMENTS TO SMITHTOWN VIETNAM VETERAN
• ‘Sexting’ Bill Awaits Governor’s Signature
• Congressman Higgins Announces Over $92,800 for JCC
• Police say sex offender raped 10-year-old
• Roundup: Marriages Linger in Albany, Niagara Could Stimulate Economy
• Tom Duane: Greg Ball Has Never Been ‘Close to a Yes Vote’ On Gay Marriage
• Howard Wolfson’s Homage to Kermit the Frog
• Tax cap to last 5 years
• Bank of America to hire nearly 500 financial advisers
• John Liu Heads to Bill de Blasio Territory to Fundraise
• Cuomo, leaders announce omnibus deal
• Bombers first franchise planned for Troy
• Albany area unemployment rate holds steady at 6.8%
• Zadroga Bill Authors on Release of Draft Regulations for Reopened 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund
• Unions protest outside FedEx site
• Rep. Maloney Hails EPA Announcement That Newtown Creek Testing Will Start in Late Summer
• ‘Framework for an Agreement’ Says Skelos
• New Samuel's Formal Wear store in Rotterdam busy
• Legislature tackles animal advocacy, going paperless
• New Country buys Porsche franchise from Langan
• Colonie man reported missing
• Making strides toward a good cause
• On CNN, Greg Ball Declines To Say What Would Makes Him Vote ‘Yes’ on Gay Marriage
• Sweet Temptations opens Schenectady store
• A Professional Twitter Writer Emerges
• Morning Read: Loud, Slow Negotiations in Albany and a Harsh Mailer in Queens
• Little progress on Cuomo's agenda
• Berkshire Bank, Legacy shareholders OK merger
• Report: Apple iPad 3 details leaked
• Home sales in Albany area drop 23%
• Bombers’ Baumgartner on his billboard backing gay marriage
• Eat, drink local at Hudson Valley food festival
• $21M Schodack senior housing project underway
• Schools Report: Teachers’ salaries up
• Nadler Shows Off New 9/11 Coin
• McCone Makes His Case for Weiner’s Seat
• Rangel: Asking Questions Saves Lives
• Gibson presents WWII nurse with service medals
• ‘Safety Village’ sought in Glenville
• Connecting professionals to the community
• Runners go forth on the Fourth
• Liu Crows as CityTime Investigation Widens
• Colonie electrical supplier files for bankruptcy
• New visitors center to open in downtown Schenectady
• NY GOP Calls On Weiner to Return Campaign Funds
• Hacker Boat Co. names new CEO
• Construction begins on $17.5M St. Rose residence hall
• Gillibrand Raises Off A Challenger
• Real estate investment group meeting tonight
• Northeast Parent receives NYSERDA grant for job training
• Gas prices drop 5 cents a gallon in Albany
• Reminder: RCS budget vote tomorrow
• Marriage Debate Descends on Capitol
• Houlihan's in Crossgates to reopen as Jacob & Anthony’s Prep Kitchen
• A test of teaching
• Schumer wants safety ratings for buses
• NY lawmakers release details about wealth
• NY Target store votes against joining union
• New report says it will take years for jobs to return
• Giving to charity up for first time since 2007
• GE, unions reach tentative deal
• Albany ranks as 35th best place for young adults to get started
• Morning Read: Deal-Making in Albany And a Mother in Medford
• Owens to Host Town Hall at SUNY Oswego
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• Color guard
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• Roundup: Dolan Speaks Out as Diaz Remembers Bloomberg
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• Morning Read: Weiner’s Good-Bye, Albany’s Final Days
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• And they’re off! Dunkin’ Donuts coming to Saratoga track
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• Roundup: Anthony Weiner Leaves the Stage And Albany Grinds Away
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• Study: Cost of raising a child is $227,000
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• Reports: Democratic Holdouts Now Support Same-Sex Marriage
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• Cutting In
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• Morning Read: Weiner Pressured, Vallone Pushes Travel Bill
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• HP to roll out TouchPad tablet July 1
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• Rep. Maloney Addresses Seniors on Efforts to Fight GOP Plan to End Medicare
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• Morning Read: Weiner’s Poll, Cuomo’s Pensions, NYC’s Shootings
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• Regulators fine Goldman $10M for sending clients stock tips
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• IRS revokes thousands of groups' nonprofit status
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• People on the Move: June 10
• Cuomo introduces SUNY tuition bill
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• Rick Perry To Meet With G.O.P. Donors in New York
• Roundup: Going Inside Weiner’s Home, Voting on April 24
• Democrat: ‘Anthony Weiner Could Ride This Out’
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• Grout and about
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• Senate chooses retailers over banks
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• I The Mighty Signs To Equal Vision Records
• Few kinds words for government changes
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• Thomas Lutsic Named Guilderland High School principal
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• AT&T may face $1B settlement because of taxes for smartphone data services
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• EXCLUSIVE: Dispatchers decry conditions
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• Troy pub owner has lofty ambitions
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• Moody’s to review Bank of America, Wells Fargo ratings
• REP. ENGEL – CLEAR EVIDENCE FOR THE NEED OF A JOBS BILL
• Albany Med College creates 2 more endowed chairs with $1.2M gift
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• New York's home vacancy rate among lowest in U.S.
• SUNY exec bound for Portland
• New York seeks fed help on flooding
• In Bethlehem's Youth Court competition, all are winners
• Jackson Hewitt files for Chapter 11
• Report: Worst states for cargo theft; NY No. 27
• One of the premiere advertising and design magazines is highlighting the College’s Art Viewbook work on their website today. Congratulations to our Public Relations and Marketing Office & to the Center for Art & Design!
• Plug hopes to raise $20M in stock offering
• AMRI receiving $3M milestone payment from Bristol-Myers
• Rangel Congratulates Kathy Hochul’s Victory
• Daily News: Dominique Strauss-Kahn to receive $250K pension from IMF, outraging congressmen
• NYC forum to focus on upstate cities
• AGs tell banks to prepare for $17B in lawsuits
• Expanded Irving Tissue plant opens
• Saratoga Hospital to detail expansion plans tonight
• GE Capital to sell $5.2B in Australian mortgages
• NY left out of financial sector job gains
• The team tapped to redevelop Troy���s old City Hall
• Democrat wins race for 26th congressional district
• Dems to press for end to Afghan war during defense debate
• Kotary secures Dem endorsement
• A Robocall Rampage from 'Acid Trip' Jack Davis Campaign
• REP. ENGEL – AUTO BAILOUT PROVES SUCCESSFUL
• REP. ENGEL – U.S. AND ISRAEL BOND IS AS STRONG AS EVER
• REP. ENGEL – PRESIDENT OBAMA IMPLEMENTS ENGEL INITIATIVE FOR FLEX FUELS
• Smaller Towns Takes On the Big Borough
• A week to appreciate unsung heroes
• Higgins, Homeland Security Dems Call for Committee & Field Hearings on Security Cuts
• Whalen decides not to run for County Executive
• Capital Rep on track to save $200K in 2011
• Report: U.S. tax collections up in 1Q
• Albany���s unemployment falls to 6.8%, lowest in 2 years
• Denise Sheehan announces run for Town of Colonie Supervisor
• Higgins & Slaughter Lead Bipartisan Effort to Have Shuster Language Removed From FAA Bill
• Keeping it close to home
• Cuomo optimistic UBuffalo tuition plan will be approved
• Silver introduces property tax cap bill
• 3M, RPI invest in Ecovative
• Nigro team to redevelop old Troy City Hall
• SBA has app to help grow business
• Realtors lobbying today for property tax cap
• Missing Saratoga man found, arrested
• New York Post: Colombia link in NJ 'terror'
• Newsday: Help first responders talk
• NY ranks 4th in clean-energy leadership
• New York loses 17,000 jobs in 10 years
• NY AG expands mortgage probe
• GlobalFoundries to build Abu Dhabi plant in 2012
• National Grid reaffirms commitment to US operations
• Biz groups push to stop health insurance tax
• Legislators will push for wine sales in grocery stores
• Troy���s Tosca goes from high-end to casual
• 200 GlobalFoundries workers move into Malta plant
• Developer of Troy's old City Hall to be named today
• Dems Say GOP's Medicare Plan Backfiring
• National Grid reaffirms committment to US operations
• Former Schenectady Mayor Al Jurczynski now selling cars
• Schenectady ARC names executive director
• Cuomo makes push for same-sex marriage
• Ecovative markets 'hot' new consumer product
• Third World Impact making an impact
• Rangel Meets With American Jewish Committee
• Hotel occupancy rates up in April
• The Karene Faul Alumni Exhibition opens June 3rd--featuring Alumni of the Studio Art Program. Find it at the Esther Massry Gallery--1002 Madison Avenue.
• Albany Med expansion to create 1,000 jobs
• Olender Mattress closing after 109 years in business
• UPDATE: Missing Latham teen found
• Franchisee to open sixth Papa John���s
• Forum Tuesday on government overhaul
• Empire State College, G���Falls Hospital team up
• Congressman Higgins Announces Over $1 Million for WNY AmeriCorps YouthBuild Program
• BC vandalism investigation continues
• Gas prices continue downward slide
• Politico: FAA amendment hits turbulence
• New York in bottom 3 for income growth
• Auspicious start to summer tourism season
• Cuomo wants lawmakers to disclose outside incomes���and clients
• Sony expected to report ���huge��� net loss
• Comptroller, AG join forces to tackle corruption
• Albany Med breaks ground on $360M project
• Union College's Intelligent Cluster system
• Duck! Sunmark���s mobile phone app grows in popularity
• Builders group joins Unshackle Upstate
• Jennifer Whalen announces she will not run for Albany Executive
• IBM donates $1M computer cluster to Union College
• Leandra's Law charges for Glenmont man
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES FUNDING TO CLEAN UP FORGE RIVER, PROTECT SOUTH SHORE COASTLINE
• Leaders Oppose Move to Ax Federal Security Funding
• Mom opens playroom for kids
• My bike commute: [Lack of] Progress Report
• Statement from Congressman Brian Higgins on Reports that the Shuster Amendment Would Be Dropped From the FAA Bill
• Tech association names new officers
• Troy picks winning developer for old City Hall
• Ballston Spa Bancorp adds Kayser to board
• Guilty plea from teen with shotgun in Crossgates
• Liberty Media makes $1B bid for Barnes & Noble
• Two houses donated to Colonie for fire and police training
• McCoy seeks county executive seat
• Newsday: Coalition to protest Rep. King
• Newsday: Obama's Mideast speech concerns LI pols
• USA Today: Obama's Europe trip could pay benefits abroad, at home
• Cuomo gets fair grade for improving the economy
• Suit: AT&T overbills for iPhone, iPad data
• More Internet IPOs thanks to LinkedIn’s surge?
• Conservatives push for gas tax break
• GlobalFoundries to invest up to $8B in Abu Dhabi plant
• Developer Kaufman may appeal Chalmers decision
• Apple stores to get revamp
• TrustCo seeks to sell up to $125M in common stock
• The Amish eat up Celery’s email product
• Tapping into Brooklyn’s Fresh Food Markets
• Rangel Congratulates Presidential Awardees
• REP. ENGEL – STATEMENT ON PRESIDENT OBAMA'S MIDDLE EAST SPEECH
• M&T Bank continues TARP payback
• Bank of America to shed BlackRock stake
• Bethlehem GOP backs Democrat Kotary for supervisor
• Albany’s job loss highest in NY
• Legislators Tedisco and Ball launch first animal advocacy day
• National Grid seeks rate hike
• CDPHP Workforce Challenge to draw 8,000
• Queen City Ferry Debuts at the Commercial Slip
• Higgins Fights Move to Exclude Buffalo-Niagara Region from Federal Security Program
• Rep. Maloney Report: Thousands of Jobs to be Created by New Federal Rail Grant
• Rep. Maloney Applauds New Homeland Security Grant Guidelines
• Wemple Corners draws interest of neighbors
• Delta to reduce headcount, aircraft count
• GE proposes new research facility
• Home sales and the federal tax credit
• County library opens a new chapter
• Art exhibit is a journey through music
• REMS wins services bid
• Saint Rose Announces the New Huether School of Business
• Angio GM leaving for another device company
• Trans World cuts losses in 1Q
• Home sales drop 37% in April
• Daily News: Sorry Toledo! New York City scores $152M in anti-terror funds
• Newsday: NYC spared cut in security funding
• ‘Medical problem’ leads to four-car crash
• Abu Dhabi upping stake in GlobalFoundries
• Obama gets criticism for business agenda
• IMF head steps down
• LinkedIn’s share price set at $45
• BoA pledges 15% cut in greenhouse emissions
• What are the top private companies in the Capital Region?
• Local teen sought for Gosling film
• Input sought on possible post office closure
• Rangel Urges HIV/AIDS Education
• REP. ENGEL PRAISES NEW SANCTIONS ON SYRIAN REGIME
• Delaware Ave. Hannaford robbed, arrest made
• REP. ENGEL – EXTENDED TPS STATUS FOR HAITIANS IS THE RIGHT DECISION
• Electric City site of Hollywood film shoot
• Rensselaer chamber names award winners
• Another battle over the millionaires tax
• SPAC ���embracing change��� in 2011
• Police make arrest in church graffiti case
• NY courts lay off 367
• Survey: New York No. 49 for doing business
• so proud of our graduates!
• Cunningham says he's out
• Delta partners with Asia hotel-booking site Agoda.com for SkyMiles
• Siena promotes Felio to dean of students
• Rangel Thanks Nation's Police Officers
• LabCorp extends deadline on Orchid offer
• ShopRite to open at St. James Square
• NY ranks near bottom in exports adaptability
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES FUNDS SECURED FOR 2011 EMERGENCY DREDGE OF LAKE MONTAUK
• Maloney hails start of process to simplify mortgage disclosure forms by CFPB
• Newsday: GOP plan to cut security funds draws flak
• Newsday: King plans hearings on terror threats
• $10M Niskayuna project to be announced
• Most school budgets approved
• Regents chop foreign-language tests
• GlobalFoundries, AMD outline Abu Dhabi’s role in high tech development
• U.S. companies race to borrow money
• Silver wants millionaires’ tax extended
• Intel CEO: Q2 on track, thanks to mobile boom
• GOP to introduce health insurance exchange bill
• Vehicle repair costs soar for U.S. Postal Service
• Verizon, Sprint tops in wireless satisfaction
• Zadroga Bill Authors on Appointment of Special Master to Run 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund
• Bipartisan Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill to Honor Children of Fallen Service Members
• NY lawmakers express concern about derivatives rules
• N. Colonie and S. Colonie budgets pass
• Sch'dy County schools vote round up
• Voters pass $89M Guilderland school budget
• Voorheesville budget soars through
• RCS budget goes down again
• $150.3 million Shen budget passes
• Social Security Administration Targets Glendale Office for Closure
• BHBL and Spa City budgets pass
• BC budget passes comfortably
• Ballston Spa CSD voters pass budget
• Voters head to the polls
• Bloomberg Strives for a Facebook City
• Cut Taxes, Stop Flight
• Marriage Equality, Now
• 11 Arts Organizations From Rangel's District Receive Federal Grants
• Heading out to the polls
• Cigarette scofflaws apprehended in Slingerlands
• REP. ENGEL: 'MANHATTAN PROJECT' FOR ENERGY IS NEEDED
• An artful celebration
• SUNY Research chief on leave during probe
• Union College���s $22M Wold Center opens
• Congressman Higgins Announces YouthBuild Grant for Western New York AmeriCorps
• Biz groups, lawmakers meet over property taxes
• Senate GOP to introduce health insurance bill
• Former NY CIO to head Clifton Park tech company
• Realtors��� membership fee hiked $40
• Seton Health closing home health agency
• SPAC to hold annual meeting Wednesday
• Selkirk responds to vehicle fire
• America's highest-paid lawyers are in California
• DiNapoli's bill aimed at catching pension abusers
• With National Police Week Approaching, Weiner, Pascrell, Reichert Renew Call to Put More Cops on Nation’s Streets
• Making a connection
• HP misses Q2 expectations, lowers outlook
• AP: DHS most overseen department
• Saratoga���s semiconductor conference draws 200 reps
• Mohawk Fabric exec concerned about Amsterdam���s water fees
• Regents board moves to implement evaluations ahead of schedule
• CEOs highest paid in Conn., NY, San Jose
• NY AG to meet with banks as part of probe
• New biz lobby spends $4.8M in 2 months
• New Maestro���s opens this week in Saratoga Springs
• SUNY Research head takes leave of absence
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Applauds DHS Extending TPS For Haitian Nationals
• On AIDS Walk Day, Weiner, Gottfried & Advocacy Groups Call on FDA to Permit Sales of Over-the-Counter Rapid HIV Tests
• McLaughlin honors Delmar resident on Disability Day
• Lowey Statement on Threats to Israel
• Troy waterfront development announcement expected soon
• Effort continues to cap NY property taxes
• Kayakers find deceased man in Mohawk River
• Database: Statistics on U.S. new-home sales since 1963
• Bank of America launching charge cards for small business
• Seven DWI arrests in blanket sweep
• SEFCU gives Albany Med $550K
• John King Jr. elected next Education Commissioner
• Albany Law appoints interim dean
• Pastimes preserved
• Cuomo picks Lawsky to head Financial Services
• M&T completes Wilmington Trust acquisition
• On running and life (not in that order)
• Fire Prevention Bus gets a special dedication
• NY manufacturers��� growth slows
• Gas prices on downward slide
• Albany NanoTech���s role in NY���s high-tech comeback
• SUNY���s report card released Tuesday
• IMF chief to appear in court today on attempted rape charges
• Borders may close if no bidder emerges
• Brassard to chair insurance board
• International nanotech conference begins today at Albany NanoTech
• Bio Medica���s net losses grow in 1Q
• New Albany Law dean announced today
• Thruway stop leads to three arrests
• We have a dream, hold fast to that dream and together we will see it through...to our heritage our voices we raise..." the Saint Rose Chamber Choir sings the Saint Rose Song for a New Century.
• Michelle Rhee tells graduates the most important thing they can do is to decide where and how to spend their time to make the difference they want to make in society.
• Saint Rose awards honorary degree to Michelle Rhee in honor of her dedication to improving education for children.
• Rangel: Social Security Is Not Broken
• Community unites to honor veterans
• Higgins Welcomes News That HSBC Will Remain in Western New York
• Rangel: Visit Your Local IRS Branch This Saturday
• Rangel and CBC Discuss High Urban Unemployment With President
• Cuomo to Regents: We need a strong evaluation system
• Vehicular crashes cost NY $1.33B
• Watchdog: Bruno’s daughter had ‘no-show’ job at SUNY Research Founation
• Counting down to graduation ceremonies---Congratulates Class of 2011!!!
• Official 2011 Commencement Program--Sneak preview!
• Albany Med prize winners receive awards
• NY AG examines gas prices
• Reaching the next chapter
• Report: Top 10 airlines for customer service
• Helping veterans succeed after service
• A home away from home
• Momentive Specialty Chemicals gearing up for China resins plant
• The GOP Ramps Up the Attack on Badly Needed Consumer Protections
• Momentive sees sales, net losses rise
• Espey profits jump 25% in 3Q
• Higgins Reminds HSBC of the Advantages of Staying and Growing in WNY
• Newsday: King slams homeland security fund-cut plan
• Newsday: King sees pics of bin Laden's head wounds
• Politico: King: Let victims' families see photos
• Daily News: Rep. Pete King views kill photos of Osama Bin Laden, describes bullet wound, 'intense satisfaction'
• 8 Albany area companies to make pitch at venture forum
• ENGEL ASKS PRESIDENT FOR EXTENDED STAY FOR HAITIANS
• M&T to complete Wilmington deal soon
• Census: New York’s median age jumps
• New York’s under-30 set plan mass exodus
• On the road: Cuomo pushes reforms
• Economists: Consumer prices up in April
• 40 Under Forty draws 835 attendees
• Gifts to advocacy groups may be taxable
• The White House plan to improve cybersecurity
• Plug’s shareholders approve reverse split
• Rescheduling St. Joe's Clean Up and Other Stuff Going On!
• Fighting for the DREAM Act
• Rangel Welcomes HUD'S $549,000 Grant To Combat Asthma In East Harlem
• Rangel: Time To Lift Travel Ban, Embargo And Increase Trading With Cuba
• Crash kills motorcyclist
• Nisky’ schools pick new super
• Sage Adds to Accelerated and Linked Degree Options
• Farley to leave County Legislature
• ENGEL CONDEMNS SYNAGOGUE PLOT, PRAISES POLICE WORK
• Police: 92 pot plants found in Delmar home
• Hannaford pitches in for Little League
• Plug Power cuts 1Q loss to $7.2M
• 835 attend Business Review’s 40 Under Forty
• NBC to broadcast more Saratoga races live
• Albany’s property taxes among lowest in NY
• MTI posts another quarter of profits
• Historic district application nearly complete
• NY in top 10 for dog bites
• Police: woman stole six figures from Delmar business
• Colonie housing project makes headway
• Kohl's meets expectations with 1Q earnings increase
• Community meeting for a community issue
• Newsday: King to see photos of slain bin Laden
• Daily News: New York pols want cut of foreign aid withheld from countries with outstanding parking tickets
• New York Times: Kelly Is Praised as the Man for the Job Atop the F.B.I.
• Michaels PIN pad fraud grows to 20 states
• Demolition of Troy’s former City Hall to move forward
• Cuomo: Lawmakers don’t want ‘real ethics reform’
• Hard up cities seek funds from nonprofits
• More insider-trading cases expected
• Small business R&D in jeopardy
• BofA, Wells part of $5B settlement offer in mortgage probe
• Foreclosure filings drop 51.8%
• Canestrari: Tax cap will pass this session
• Plug Power’s shareholders meet today
• Senators Re-Introduce the DREAM Act
• Rotterdam awards REMS ambulance contract
• Rangel: GOP “Jobs” Bill Puts 280,000 New Yorkers At-Risk Of Losing Unemployment
• 2011 Administrator of Tomorrow and Judith M. Sweet Commitment Award Winners Announced; Sage’s Jackie Luszczek earns Judith M. Sweet Commitment Award
• SOCIAL SECURITY REPRESENTATIVES AT REP. ENGEL'S OFFICE May 25th
• Final thoughts from the graduating members of The Saint Rose Chronicle staff....
• Higgins Commends FAA Move to Strengthen Pilot Training
• Reps. Israel & Cole Lead Bipartisan Letter Urging Turkey to Stop Another Flotilla from ...
• Police: Man had inappropriate talks with teen girl on Facebook
• Women to serve time, owes $95k
• County Legislature approves weighted voting
• Rotterdam set to vote on ambulance provider
• My bike commute: Will the official Bike to Work Day please stand up?
• Alpin Haus opening parts store in Amsterdam
• Adams: NY’s ‘sky-high’ property taxes are a job-killer
• New Visions reviews leadership structure after shakeup
• Merchants draft own second hand law
• Don't miss Open Portfolio Night at the Desmond tonight from 6-9 as the College's senior graphic design majors diplay their work.
• From the streets to the classroom
• What's your story, Saratoga?
• Rail Trail opening targeted for June 4
• r u sure? BofA to text overdraft warnings
• Politico: King will see 'satisfaction' in photos
• Senecas get favorable ruling from court
• OGS nominee confirmed
• Consumer Reports: Southwest No. 1
• Ken Adams and the Empire State
• AT&T aims $1B at business cloud, mobility
• PEF rejects state contract offer
• Google, Apple grilled over privacy issues
• HSBC to reduce costs by $3.5B in 3 years
• Ballston Spa National’s 1Q profit drops
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on H.R. 1016, “Assessing Progress in Haiti Act”
• CUNY, or Change: The Jeffrey Wiesenfeld Guide to Campuses and Anti-Semitism With a Key to Board Politics
• Weiner on President Obama’s Immigration Speech:
• A Bleak City Budget, But What Did You Expect?
• Rangel Calls For Immigration Reform
• REP. ENGEL – IMMIGRATION REFORM IS LONG OVERDUE
• REP. ENGEL – REPEATS CALL FOR INDIAN POINT CLOSURE
• House fire in Glenmont
• North Colonie honored for music education
• Albany Medical College to award 200 degrees
• First “burger bombs” coming Saturday
• Cuomo administration begins statewide tour
• Cuomo: ‘Pass tax cap now or don’t come home’
• Poll: Cuomo’s keeping his promises
• Amtrak ridership hits record high
• Critics pan county redistricting map, process
• Fond memories of a life cut short
• Chemo ducks comfort kids
• Show your stuff at Schenectady’s strawberry fest
• Glenville approves plans for new Target
• Felony pot bust on Bethlehem Thruway
• Berkshire Marketing bought by Massachusetts health consultant
• Catching up with Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin
• Gas prices dip slightly
• GlobalFoundries wants more sales tax exemptions
• Businesses hurt during Lake Champlain Bridge construction
• Mortgage fraud hits record level
• FDIC chairwoman departing
• Microsoft-Skype deal to be announced today
• Bank of America reconsiders overdraft fees
• The highest pay levels in the East?
• NY Senate passes power plant bill
• Farmers’ market by day, drive-in by night
• White House Confirms Money Likely Not Needed for Osama Bin Laden Bounty
• Rangel Commemorates Yom Ha'atzmaut
• Man pleads guilty to felony animal cruelty charge
• BC maintenance fleet vandalized
• Study: New York loses 34,300 jobs under NAFTA
• NY auto insurance least affordable
• 1st Playable relocates
• Southwest Airlines reports rise in April traffic
• Local Student Wins Rangel's Congressional Arts Competition
• Video store case may impact NYers
• Rangel Joins NY Elected Officials, Clergy And Harlem To Salute Dr. Sujay
• Maloney Hails Federal Grant to Ease Amtrak Delays in NYC, Spur High-Speed Rail in NE Corridor
• Picking up the pieces
• CEG names tech winners
• Vandalism makes CEO consider moving out of downtown
• Trip to Disney ends in jail cell
• Rotterdam ambulance decision nearing
• Schenectady gets $58M in rail funding Fla. rejected
• Highest-paying jobs in America are led by surgeons and anesthesiologists
• Towns, Dilan District Leader Face-Off Slated for May 18
• Skidmore’s 100th commencement, other milestones
• Apple brand beats Google
• More cell towers planned for Adirondacks
• NY prisons have 8,000 empty beds
• Profits up 58% at HSBC
• Home values post largest decline in 3 years
• Chief executives’ pay on the rise
• First steps being taken this week for eventual “Esplanade” near GlobalFoundries
• My bike commute: Inspired!
• Weiner, Nadler Introduce Legislation to Re-route Osama Bin Laden Reward Money to 9/11 First Responders, Families & Survivors
• Congressman Higgins Announces Winners of Annual Student Art Competition
• REP. ENGEL – PRIVATE SECTOR JOB CREATION AT A FIVE-YEAR HIGH
• Rangel's Tribute To Mothers
• Roundup: Bloomberg Cuts, Reporters Fight
• Pianist's plight plays out with jazz
• KeyBank fills Route 50 void
• CUNY Board to Reconsider Decision To Nix Kushner Degree
• Rangel: Preserving Medicare Is The Best Gift For Our Nation's Mothers
• Cuomo Looks Forward to Helping Bloomberg Rebuild NYC Economy
• Gillibrand touts urban job legislation
• PEF: NY can save $300M by cutting down ‘excessive use’ of private consultants
• My bike commute: On road kill and dry heaving
• DEC seeks more aggressive plan from Nisky’
• Music program gets a boost to the tune of $3.9M
• Report: Dairy farms see some recovery
• Bloomberg Unveils Bad News Budget
• Lowey Calls for End to Welfare for Oil Companies
• Cohoes to host school board candidates forum
• Delta offers buyouts, early retirement
• U.S. adds 244,000 jobs; unemployment rate rises to 9%
• BC moving forward on office sale
• Sex, lies and baby boomers
• Poll: Corwin/Hochul in Dead Heat
• Clear Channel parent cuts net loss
• The Front Pages: Obama Above the Fold, Bin Laden Buried
• Maloney, Frank, Slaughter, Fitzpatrick call on Federal Reserve to study impact of credit card ...
• Morning Read: Obama, Ground Zero and New Yorkers
• Classes ended yesterday & we are sure most of our students are Cheering!! Wishing you all luck with finals!!
• Reps. Maloney and Ackerman, Sen. Menendez Reintroduce Simon Wiesenthal Holocaust Education Act
• Does Schumer back NYSE merger?
• Weak jobs number today could kill rally
• Bill would alter government-consolidation law
• $213M spent on lobbying NY government
• UAlbany seeks funds to hire biomed researchers
• Bill seeks to keep ‘millionaires tax’ through 2012
• People on the Move: May 6
• Motor boat company selling Latham location
• Celebrate National Preservation Month With Your Favorite Preservation Group!
• Women’s Access to Healthcare Attacked Again
• Haberman's New Web Column: The Day
• Chelsea Clinton Joins Fight for Same-Sex Marriage
• Weiner on President’s Decision to Withhold Postmortem Photos of Bin Laden
• Rangel: We Will Never Forget 9/11
• Rangel On The Spirit Of Cinco De Mayo
• BISHOP'S COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY BILL WILL SAVE BILLIONS, LOWER COSTS
• Roundup: 'SafeHouse'
• Nisky’ water bills leave some dry
• 2010 A Record Year for Lobbying Cash
• Rotterdam residents’ rezone petition denied
• A capital performance
• Eagle Bridge files for bankruptcy
• RPI replacing on-campus coffee shop with Moe’s Southwest Grill
• Engel and Ros-Lehtinen Ask President Obama to Tighten Pressure on Syrian Regime
• GlobalFoundries seeks additional $305M in sales tax breaks
• Obama at Ground Zero
• REP. ENGEL APPEARING TODAY WITH PRESIDENT OBAMA AT GROUND ZERO
• Trump Sinking in Polls
• MALONEY CALLS ON FTA TO MAINTAIN FUNDING LEVELS FOR SECOND AVENUE SUBWAY AND EAST SIDE ACCESS
• US Airways traffic up
• St. Peter’s, partners detail plans for Saratoga County medical campus
• The Commissioners
• Feura Bush factory rolls out new product
• Key4Women board named, includes 2 local businesswomen
• Initial U.S. jobless claims rise by 43,000
• New York part of $90.8M settlement with UBS AG
• NY, California, Texas join 12 nations with trillion-dollar economies
• Bill Clinton Endorses Same-Sex Marriage [Updated]
• Front Pages: The Visit vs The (Non) Photos
• REP. ENGEL VOTES TO PROTECT WOMEN'S ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE SERVICES
• Congressman Higgins Announces May Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• Habitat sees promise in store’s new location
• Daily News: NYPD counterterrorism boss says city should have latitude in spending of federal funds
• Politico: Obama's ground zero balancing act
• Newsday: Some 9/11 families to meet Obama in NYC
• New York Post: Obama not releasing photos of dead bin Laden
• Morning Read: Obama Visits Ground Zero, Cuomo Starts a Tour
• Albany Int’l Corp.’s revenue, profits up
• Statement of U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney on President Obama’s Visit to New York:
• Intel announces faster transistor speed
• BofA to triple mortgage aid sites
• Amsterdam’s Riverlink Park project held up
• Survey: Small business outlook is dark
• TV station due to sign on in Cobleskill
• St. Peter’s to announce today plans to build medical campus in Halfmoon
• Bankruptcy stops auction of Saratoga buildings
• Ellis chooses Galesi, Columbia Development to build urgent care center
• Owens Congratulates Waddington, Ultimate Fishing Town
• Bellevue Woman’s Center to undergo $15M renovation
• Roundup: No Photos, Ersatz Equipment
• Both Senators, Nadler, King to Join Obama Tomorrow
• And another lawsuit against Colonie
• 54th Assembly Update: Towns Hires, Velazquez Weighs In
• Rangel Salutes Freedom Riders
• Shoe Depot owner's Vegas bankruptcy filing halts Saratoga property auction
• Council Members Back Alternative Budget With Restored Social Service Cuts
• Cuomo hits the road
• United Way annual awards breakfast is Thursday
• Hamilton Hill Arts Center names executive director
• Sch’dy won’t take Union St. parking spaces by eminent domain
• Obama Won't Release Bin Laden Photos, Peter King Okay With That
• HVCC’s TEC-SMART hires new leader
• Lehr Construction Corp. Execs Indicted for Fraud
• 6N software firm opens Buffalo office
• Senate Dems Take on Social Media, Ethics [Live Video]
• Zadroga Bill Authors Applaud Commitment to Reopen 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund by October 1st
• Dunkin' Donuts parent files for $400M IPO
• Bloomberg Defends Freedom of Expression at Opening of Show for Jailed Chinese Artist
• Private sector adds 179,000 jobs
• Maloney Floor Statement on HR 3
• Poll: Clear Majority 'Would Never' Vote for Trump
• Guilderland Chamber seeks help for Rodino family
• Great Escape parent reports improved 1Q results
• Diaz Says Take Same Sex Marriage Vote to the People
• Frozen yogurt your way
• AMRI reports $1.5M net loss in 1Q
• Morning Read: 'Bin Laden Bump,' Bloomberg's Taxi
• BIPARTISAN GROUP INTRODUCES OPEN FUEL STANDARD
• Daily News: Osama Bin Laden death photos will be released, says CIA boss as White House weighs 'gruesome' reveal
• Washington Times: Debate flares anew on harsh interrogation
• National Review: Peter King's Take On terror, bin Laden, and 2012
• REP. ENGEL CONTINUES TO VOTE TO PROTECT AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE FOR AMERICANS
• Newsday: Analysts see spike in cyberthreats
• National Grid intros efficiency program
• Gloversville condo project faces changes
• Small cars pushed April sales up 18%
• Flooding puts dredging of Hudson on hold
• Sprint Nextel fights AT&T/T-Mobile merger
• Senate holding forum today on ethics reform
• Bill banning drivers from texting advances
• UN: 10.1 billion people by 2100
• Applied Materials acquiring Varian for $5B
• Views From the Top: Local Pols Make Sense of Bin Laden’s Death
• Owens Introduces Legislation Honoring U.S. Forces Who Led Mission to Kill Osama bin Laden
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on H.R. 3
• City of Hope: What Osama's Death—and Obama's Triumph—Mean for New York
• Hot Damn! Behind the Young Rummy Aide Who Broke Bin Laden's Bust
• Rangel: Thank A Teacher Today
• Roundup: Bloomberg Picks a Taxi, Cuomo Snubs Reporters
• Mechanicville woman sentenced to jail, must pay restitution
• Veitch running for third term as Spa City supervisor
• Rangel Lauds Success Of Asian-Pacific Americans
• Strategy on the slopes
• Democratic State Senator Opposes Legislation from Anonymous State Senator
• Cuomo Skips a Night of Political Jokes in Albany
• Higgins Announces Online Voting for Student Art Competition
• Oddo Knocks De Blasio for Knocking Grimm--UPDATED
• Competitive English
• Newkirk Products acquired by DST Systems
• On Polish Constitution Day, Higgins Announces Continued Push for Including Poland in the Visa Waiver Program
• In over his head
• L Train to Williamsburg No Place for Patriotism [Video]
• Capitol expenditure: Cuomo wants Capitol renovations done quicker, cheaper
• Nissan Wins Contest to Restock Taxi Fleet, Bloomberg Announces
• BCMS facade work wrapping up
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• Troy nonprofit names new officers
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• Don't forget to secure your place in the Fall 2011 class, deposit by Monday, May 2nd! Have a great weekend!
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• Morning Read: More Ticket-Fixing Allegations, Levy Heads to China
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• Sematech CEO: Region lacks in ‘entrepreneurial activities’
• BofA execs out of loop on dividend
• Facebook settlement with twins upheld
• Study: CEO pay jumped in 2010
• GOP, business lobbies to push for property tax cap today
• Burke confirmed to Cuomo post
• New officers for Center for Disability Services
• Broadcasters group names new president
• This Week At The Egg - April 11, 2011
• Owens Introduces Bill to Streamline, Improve Vets Benefits
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Discusses the Budget on the “Ed Show” on MSNBC
• Owens Issues Statement on Dairy Exemption from EPA Oil Spill Rule
• Trump Sends a Note About Covering Trump
• Roundup: Sweetening Pensions, Counting Homeless
• Bishop, Grimm Unite On Property Taxes
• Local Democrats Blast 'Radical, Draconian' Budget Deal
• REPS. BISHOP AND GRIMM INTRODUCE HOMEOWNER TAX FAIRNESS ACT
• 10-year-old asks for donations, not gifts
• Leadership Saratoga graduates Class of '10
• Rep. Engel – Federal Budget Cuts Dangerous to NYC Neighborhoods
• Ritter trial begins tomorrow
• Bankruptcy filings drop 15% in 1Q
• Fillpoint to repay $200K in tax breaks for new incentive package
• Report shows stability in Albany area housing market
• Poll: Cuomo big winner with on-time budget
• Walcott for Mayor? 'Ridiculous, Absurd, Not Interested'
• Gillibrand Withholding Judgment on Budget Deal
• Wegman’s picks up Albany snack maker
• Obama's NY Numbers Are Rising: Siena
• Hiring: A State Senator Needs a Scheduler
• Community Bank closes on Wilber deal
• Capital Bank, Chemung Financial complete merger
• Delmar Dash photos now online
• NYSUT’s Iannuzzi wins reelection
• New rules address wage theft
• Gentlemen, Start Your Engine! Mayor Revs Up a Favorite Metaphor
• Business Review wins 9 NYPA awards
• Rangel Lauds Bipartisan Efforts to Keep Government Open
• How They Voted: Stopgap Budget Bill
• Albany's business-vitality rankings on rise
• Polling Cuomo's Priorities
• Gas prices rise 12 cents in a week
• Morning Read: Trump's Birther Crusade Gets Dissed, Monserrate Slicing Pizza Now
• Gallery owner’s body found in Peebles Island
• Parker Inn plans to file for bankruptcy
• NJ developer plans to merge 2 golf courses
• Cuomo’s first 100 days
• Fracking opponents to rally at Capitol today
• NYSE Euronext turns down Nasdaq bid
• Sematech CEO to speak on collaboration today
• Obama to announce plan to cut debt
• Late Weekend Reading: Cuomo on Cuomo
• Stories in silk
• Dashing through the sun
• McCARTHY: 'REPUBLICANS PLAYED AN AWFUL GAME OF CHICKEN'
• REP ENGEL – STATEMENT ON GOVERNMENT FUNDING BILL
• Royce, McCarthy Introduce Small Business Lending Enhancement Act
• Dennis Walcott, Mr. Accessible
• Deal avoids government shutdown
• Owens Issues Statement on Budget Compromise
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Passage of a Short Term Continuing Resolution
• Business owners, community members to be honored
• REP. ENGEL: GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN BAD FOR AMERICA
• Sharpton Bored of 'Reinvention of Sharpton' Story
• Parker Inn plans bankruptcy filing
• Roundup: Cathie Black Is 'Phenomenally Qualified' Says Bloomberg
• Gillibrand and Grimm: Two Views on Shutting It Down [Video]
• Rangel: GOP Must Abandon Divisive Agenda, Keep Government Open
• Altschuler Knocks Bishop for Fundraising in the Midst of a Gov't Shutdown
• Jersen project could keep Fillpoint in NY
• Work to begin on Saratoga rail project
• Federal shutdown looms as parties fight over abortion, spending
• Cathie Black Speaks: 'It Was Like Having to Learn Russian'
• Sematech CEO to speak on ‘why collaboration works’
• Live! State Senate Hearing on Homeland Security and Sharia Law
• GOP backs Hull in Schenectady mayor’s race
• Schumer: 'Republicans Are Making Goal-Line Stand on Women's Health' [Video]
• Walcott's Donations: Mostly to David Dinkins
• Bloomberg Antagonist Lew Fidler to Be Mayor's Guest at Mets Opener Today--UPDATED
• Yanks No. 1 for MLB attendance this century; Mets No. 7
• NY AG investigating T-Mobile, AT&T merger
• Compare and Contrast: Waiver Requests for Cathie Black and Dennis Walcott
• Where Did Cathie Black Derail? 'Hard to Pin That Down' Says Bloomberg
• BISHOP PLEDGES TO DONATE SALARY WHILE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS SHUT DOWN
• Albany Law ranks 113th
• Rangel Introduces Bill To Fight HIV/AIDS
• NY has 8th most federal employees
• Morning Read: Cathie Black Out, Dennis Walcott In
• Retailers report strong March
• Budget standoff continues
• Schenectady business incubator tripling marketing budget
• GE to build largest solar plant
• NY’s top education official retiring
• People on the Move: April 8
• Sneaky Pete’s seeks new location
• Bank mergers should close today
• Statement of U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney on Appointment of Dennis Walcott as NYC Schools Chancellor
• Political Games over Government Budget
• Owens Fights for Troop Pay During Shutdown
• Job requirement changes passed
• Roundup: Timing the Chancellor Change
• Children’s Aid Society CEO, Councilwoman Palma Defend Children’s Services Commissioner
• Gateway Plaza to improve entrance to the city
• Higgins Votes for Consideration of Clean Continuing Resolution to Avoid Shutdown
• S-G adopts $47M budget
• REP. ENGEL: UNITED NATIONS MUST REPUDIATE GOLDSTONE REPORT AND REJECT UNILATERAL RECOGNITION OF PALESTINIAN STATE
• McCarthy on Shutdown: Put Politics Aside and Keep America Working
• CGI Does Fast Food Toy, Smoking, Trans Fat and Salt Bans [Video]
• New Chancellor Vows More Engagement, Same Policies, With Schools
• Koppell Calls for Children's Welfare Chief to Step Down
• How a federal government shutdown could affect you
• National Grid to change accounting system
• U.S. jobless claims fall by 10,000
• Michelle Rhee on Dennis Walcott: 'Committed to Bold Reforms'
• Normanside golf course sold for $1.57M, investor says
• WHAT A SHUTDOWN OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MEANS FOR YOU
• Different Chancellor, Same Agenda; Meet Dennis Walcott
• Bloomberg on Cathie Black: 'The Story Had Become About Her'
• William Tell, AllSquare form partnership
• Leaf disposal available for Clifton Park residents in May
• Bloomberg: 'I Take Full Responsibility' For Cathie Black Fiasco
• Panel: Act now on health care reform planning
• MALONEY CONDEMNS GAZAN MISSILE STRIKE ON ISRAELI SCHOOLBUS
• Harry Reid says federal government shutdown is likely
• Ruben Diaz Jr. Wishes Cathie Black Well, Stringer Makes a Titanic Comparison
• Report: Cathie Black Out as Schools Chief
• Building Congress Raises for Christine Quinn
• Town missed Normanside by $75k
• HOUSE BUDGET COMMITTEE VOTES TO END MEDICARE AS WE KNOW IT
• The Republican Budget Hypocrisy
• GE building $600M solar panel plant
• US Air begins offering first class perks for regional flights
• New York Post: Time to talk terror
• New York Post: Why Holder must resign
• Morning Read: Obama Embraces Sharpton, Cathie Black Loses Staff
• Is Cuomo too much of a centrist?
• HP accuses former exec of stealing trade secrets
• No budget breakthrough
• Borders recovery plan doubtful
• UAlbany vandalized
• The Business Review tackles health care reform at today’s Power Breakfast
• SEFCU will open branch at RPI
• First Niagara nears New Alliance closing
• Owens Renews Call for Compromise, “Shared Pain” in Remaining FY11 Spending Cuts
• BC adopts $86.8M budget
• Anthony Weiner On Legislating Loudly, And the Shadow of Schumer
• Rangel Statement On Budget Negotiations
• Council Passes New Laws to Prevent Another Snowpocalypse
• Car chase travels through three counties
• Roundup: Obama and Sharpton
• Mike McMahon Gets A New Gig
• Speaker Silver and Civil Rights Groups Defend Schneiderman's Prerogative
• Axelrod Sees JFK's Footprints in Obama's Path
• Statement By Congressman Higgins on Proposed Social Security Cuts
• LabCorp buys Orchid Cellmark for $85.4M
• 81 of top 100 markets gain jobs—Albany not among them
• Higgins Visits National Cancer Institute
• Quintessence owners opening second location
• Who's In the Front Row to Hear David Axelrod?
• Tires anywhere with Anywhere Tire Care
• Liu Weighs In On Budget Fight, Mayoral Prospects [Video]
• Ballston Spa High in the running to be IB school
• Shaun Donovan In New York This Morning to Announce New Harlem Children's Zone School
• Duncan Says 50,000 Dropouts in NYC
• Ax Says Obama Had To Do What He Did
• Lowey Statement on Republican Budget Blueprint Impact on International Affairs
• Luther Forest satisfied with pool of developers
• Grimm Wants to Avoid Shutdown, Focuses on Ryan's Budget Plan
• Sale of Normanside club closes
• Rep. Maloney assails bills to “delay and diffuse” CFPB authority
• Ecovative Design lands Dell Inc. as client
• Sharpton Opens His Conference With Politics
• CAIR Comes Out Against Ball's 9/11 Hearing
• DISH buying Blockbuster for $320M
• What the Klink Taught Kerik: The Jailhouse Interview
• Schumer: Republicans 'Relish a Shutdown' [Video]
• Albany’s consumer confidence up in Q1
• At Foreign Affairs Hearing Higgins Presses State Department on New Requirements
• New York Observer: Peter King Says Greg Ball's 9/11 Hearing 'Absolutely Essential'
• New York Post: Pig & a poke: Rep. King threat racist, too
• Roll Call: The Write Stuff: Members' Prose
• Morning Read: Obama Visits Sharpton, LaValle Returns Levy's Money
• Localities oppose borrowing from state pension fund
• Blockbuster auction starts with $284M bid
• Government shutdown looms
• Calif. co paying $299M for County Waste
• Albany NanoTech awarded $57.5M for solar research
• Adams wins confirmation to head ESDC
• Angio revenue, income up in 3Q
• Changes brewing at Glens Falls pub
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Republican 2012 Budget Proposal
• Scotia board drops police consolidation plans
• Hear Anthony Scream: Weiner's Rants Leaving Some Constituents Feeling Left Out
• “The GOP Budget Represents the Biggest Local Tax Increase and Cost-Shifting Document in Recent American History”
• GOP Budget Would Cut the Big Apple to Its Core
• RCS adopts $42.5M budget
• Don't Get Cocky, Weiner
• Cuomo and Christie: A Tale of Two Governors
• New York's New Governor Leaves Bloomberg Begging
• Peter King Says Greg Ball's 9/11 Hearing 'Absolutely Essential'
• Stringer's Crowd: Hiltzik, Shorenstein, Landis, Roskoff
• REP. ENGEL CALLS EXPULSION OF U.S. AMBASSADOR TO ECUADOR IRRESPONSIBLE AND IMPULSIVE; FUTURE TRADE PREFERENCES IN JEOPARDY
• McCarthy Hosting Forum to Help Small Businesses Grow
• RADIATION IN ALBANY PROVES THE URGENT NEED FOR THE EPA
• REP. ENGEL – REPUBLICANS PLAN WOULD DESTROY MEDICARE AND MEDICAID WHILE LOWERING TAXES FOR CORPORATIONS, WEALTHIEST AMERICANS
• Peter King: Eric Holder Should Resign [Video]
• Roundup: 'Philosophically, The Same Thing'
• UAlbany awarded $57.5M for solar research
• DNC's New Top Operative: Jeff Lerner
• Bloomberg: Stringer Wrong on Rats
• REPUBLICAN BUDGET WRONG PATH FOR AMERICA, BISHOP SAYS
• A review for everyone
• TONKO ANNOUNCES $62 MILLION GRANT FOR ALBANY-BASED PHOTOVOLTAIC MANUFACTURING CONSORTIUM
• Peter King Comes to Albany? Democrats Accuse Lawmaker of Holding Anti-Islam Hearings
• Skype the State Senate
• Adams confirmed as head of ESDC
• New banquet hall under construction in Saratoga
• HealthNow CEO made $1.8M in 2010
• Student State Senators Sound Like Real State Senators [Video]
• U-Start Incubator changes name
• Stringer Begs Budget Help for 'Horrific' Rat Problem
• Bill to repeal 1099 paperwork burden clears Congress
• Bloomberg Thinks He Will Stay Out of 2012 Presidential Race
• NYSERDA offers solar thermal incentives
• Size cap law returns
• In Marriage Fight, Some Scream, Some Use Celebrities
• Southwest completes aircraft inspections
• Metzger v. HUNT: Judge grants injunction against Metzger
• SIA: February chip sales up 13.6%
• How to stay rich after winning the lottery
• Untapped potential: NY's maple industry
• Morning Read: Pigs Foot Sent to Rep. King
• Newsday: King, Israel propose national 9/11 project
• Newsday: NYPD to lead agencies in dirty bomb drill
• Daily News: Bloody pig's foot, hate mail sent to GOP Rep. Peter King who led hearings on Muslim 'radicalization'
• NY seeks additional rail funding
• Regulators to probe Google?
• County Waste acquired by Calif. company
• Schumer pushes for $100M solar funding at Albany NanoTech
• FAA: Airlines must inspect 737s for cracks
• TI to buy National Semi for $6.5B
• Saratoga’s Cantina concept comes to Glens Falls
• Makers of MimicCreme in Albany win honors, ‘making progress’
• “Burger bombs” coming to Lake George
• Missing Persons’ Day Ceremony At New York State Museum
• This Week At The Egg - April 4, 2011
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the passing of Former Congressman John Adler
• Rangel: Remember What MLK Died For
• Higgins Asks VA to Better Accommodate Chautauqua County Volunteers
• REP. ENGEL – U.N MUST RETRACT THE GOLDSTONE REPORT
• Roundup: Moving KSM Trial, Redacting NYRA
• Sources: Obama Returning to New York for Fundraiser
• Weiner Reads Aloud From Children's Book to Teach G.O.P. About Constitution [Video]
• Del Gallo denied Dem endorsement
• Schumer seeks $100M fed grant for solar consortium
• Magguilli: 'Jack Cunningham is no longer the commissioner'
• Former Elks granted pre-jail surgery
• Rep. Israel Announces Introduction of the Public Online Information Act – Groundbreaking ...
• Peter King: Obama's KSM Decision Is a Win for Bush
• WFP Uses Leaked RSA Vid to Push for Clean Elections
• Cosgrove named First Niagara’s regional president
• Report: Delta lands most complaints
• New York lags in new population study
• In Arkansas, Giuliani Talks 2012, 9/11
• Gas prices up 8 cents in a week
• At Somos, A Promise on Language Access, A 'Deported' Joke About Steve Levy and Talk of Redistricting [Video]
• Walmart Mails Again
• County Waste acquired by Calif. company
• My name is Robin Oliveira
• Just a good ol’ boy
• Southwest cancels flights for investigation—Albany not affected
• MLK III, Electeds to Make Major Living Wage Push Today
• Gillibrand, Not Exactly Like Schumer on Redistricting Reform and Bike Lanes
• Capital Bank lowers bad loans, ensures full offering price for stock
• Ducommun to buy LaBarge for $340 million
• On Redistricting, Weiner and Liu Stand Out
• Newsday: Tribunal, not NYC, for 9/11 suspects
• Ducommun buys St. Louis-based LaBarge for $340M
• Morning Read: Obama Starts 2012 Officially, Cuomo Eyes Ethics, Bloomberg Keeps Advertising
• Cuomo, Silver and ethics reform
• GE’s Immelt: Nuclear has safe track record
• What the rich will do with no millionaires' tax to pay
• In a NY, Boston, Providence state of mind
• Southwest begins clearing jets following Friday’s emergency landing
• Investment executive to lead HVCC foundation
• Albany’s restaurant week starts April 10
• Reps. Israel & King Announce New Legislation to Create a 9/11 First Responders Oral ...
• Recovery Sports Grill to open in E. Greenbush
• Littauer names new chief medical officer
• US Airways passenger traffic up 4.8%
• Fane named chairman of Pioneer Bank
• Kaufman buys Marshall Ray building
• Taste of Colonie starts March 6
• Freedman & Son still doing business despite fire
• Dash to the starting line is on
• Factory orders rose 3.1% in January
• NFL, players union extend talks 24 hours
• Sunday Reading: Embracing Cuomo and Bloomberg's Budgets
• U.S. jobless claims fall in February
• Mich. company Outbid.com opens Johnstown office
• Cuomo’s budget revised
• A brighter jobs report what Wall St.’s been waiting for
• 30-year mortgage a thing of the past?
• The million-dollar home
• Meeting today on State Street reconstruction
• March 4: People on the Move
• Rugged Bear out of business sale starts today
• GE begins recruiting for $100M battery plant
• R.K. Freedman & Son recycling plant burns down
• The Times Doesn't Like Cuomo's Budget
• REP. ENGEL HONORED BY THE HUMANE SOCIETY
• REP. ENGEL – HOUSE REPUBLICANS UNLEASH AN APRIL FOOL'S JOKE ON THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
• REP. ENGEL CONTINUES OPPOSITION TO FAA AIRSPACE REDESIGN
• Airport biz park expanding
• Roundup: A Threatening Email Sent to Albany
• U.S. manufacturing posts 20th month of growth
• REP. ENGEL – UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DROPS TO TWO-YEAR LOW
• Former Congressman John Hall Returns to Music
• HOUSE REPUBLICANS USE APRIL FOOL'S DAY TO PLAY JOKE ON CONSTITUTION
• NY No. 2 in women-owned businesses
• XOS’ lead-testing method gets key approval
• Teaching with more than words
• Tick, tock—that’ll cost you $4,201
• Cuomo Grabs Capel
• Cuomo's Urgent Budget Message to Lawmakers
• Delta's Albany to Raleigh service launches
• Statement By Congressman Higgins on Amendment to FAA Bill
• Gary Johnson, New Mexico's 'Governor Moonbeam' and G.O.P. Prez Contender, Comes to New York
• At ABNY Dinner, Sadik-Khan Bumps Into Weinshall, Klein Has a Flashback
• Jumpin’ Jack’s warms community
• MVP reports $6M drop in net income in 2010
• Congressman Higgins Announces April Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• U.S. unemployment rate falls to 8.8%
• Working Families Party Names Walmart As New Corporate Sponsor
• In Honor of April Fool's Day, G.O.P. Unveils Fake Obama 2012 Ad [Video]
• Plug’s revenue up, net losses down in Q4
• Gillibrand Sets a Personal Best, Tops $3 Million in First Quarter
• Higgins Fighting to Keep Passport Services Available Across Western New York
• KeyBank makes $1M donation for cancer research
• Bratton for Same-Sex Marriage
• Rep. Maloney statement on March jobs report
• Newsday: 9/11 reforms remain undone
• Newsday: House leaders back 9/11 anniversary panel
• Politico: Cops, firefighters turn on GOP
• Morning Read: Bloomberg's Approval Rating Drops
• Maloney report outlines damage done to women and families by Republican budget bill
• Report cites Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac executive pay
• Jobs report expected to show 200,000 jobs added
• Horse breeder’s appeal fails
• Tax hike on insurers nixed
• No contract? No problem for state workers set to receive pay raises
• Prison food boss pleads guilty to grand larceny
• Healthiest counties? Saratoga ranks high
• Feds OK latest First Niagara purchase
• On the menu: New options at SPAC
• Owens, Welch Introduce Bill to Boost Upstate Maple
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Reintroduces H.R. 1319, the Global Sexual & Reproductive Health Act
• March Jobs Report
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on March Jobs Report
• Bloomberg Approval Rating Dips; New Yorkers Disagree with Handling of Budget, Schools
• In Major Victory for NY Hospitals – Schumer, Higgins, King Secure Extension of Key Deadline Allowing Hospital Modernization Projects to Move Forward
• REP. ENGEL WORKING FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN THE BRONX
• REP. ENGEL HONORS EFFORTS TO AID HAITI IN DISASTER RECOVERY
• Anthony Weiner's Greatest Hits
• Spitzer Says Silver Didn't Trust DiNapoli, But Made Him Comptroller Anyway
• Roundup: Eliot Spitzer Speaks
• Schneiderman to Raise for Nadler
• A voice from the past
• Skelos Remembers What Happens to Budgets When Democrats Controlled Albany [Updated]
• Parents plea for programs
• Jay Jacobs Says Donors 'Upbeat' for Obama Re-Elect
• Congressman Higgins Speaks on House Floor In Opposition to Amendment that Strips Flight Safety
• R’dam Emergency Medical Board emerging
• Clintons, Walter Mondale Remember Geraldine Ferraro
• Budget expands Excelsior tax credit
• ReEnergy acquires Lewis County plant
• Rudy Says Obama Made the Right Decision Wrongly on Libya [Video]
• Business groups laud new state budget
• Rangel Introduces Bill Honoring Shirley Chisholm, Former Brooklyn Representative
• Grant to fund redesign of Schenectady park
• In Recent Elections, WFP and Greens Leave Their Mark
• Cuomo picks Perales for secretary of state
• Appellate Court rules Jack Cunningham can't serve as DPW Commissioner
• Want a free pie with that beer?
• Poll: Christie Would Be Tough Opponent for Obama
• Ed Cox Counts Budget as Another Republican Victory
• Schumer Wants Libyan Rebels to Return Lockerbie Bomber
• BISHOP STATEMENT IN REMEMBRANCE OF GERALDINE FERRARO
• Price Chopper announces sustainable seafood initiative
• Fred Dicker: Yesterday's Protesters Weren't Nice, Bloomberg Is Probably Glad to Lose State Aid
• Schools prepare for possible snow day Friday
• TrustCo CEO McCormick made $1.26M in 2010
• Anthony Weiner, Comedian [Video]
• U.S. jobless claims decline by 6,000
• Former Elks treasurer sentenced to jail, $100,000 restitution
• After Budget, Cuomo Praises Legislators: 'They performed admirably'
• Congressman Higgins Meets with U.S. Secretary of Transportation to Discuss Peace Bridge
• New York Post: Dick Durbin's Muslim mess
• Newsday: Panel: Much to be done to fight terrorism
• Morning Read: Cuomo Sees a 'Transformational' Budget, Others See 'Pandemonium'
• Reps. Nadler, King and Maloney Request Special Congressional Delegation Visit to NYC for 10th ...
• KeyCorp pays off $2.5B TARP loan
• Critics line up after Obama energy speech
• EU’s Google probe draws Microsoft support
• Libya’s foreign minister resigns, flees to UK
• Sokol resigns from Berkshire Hathaway
• New budget erases tax on IDAs
• Song sings new tune, starts new venture—Yuupon.com
• Lawmakers pass first on-time state budget in 5 years
• M&T Bank expanding along the Hudson
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Highlights Anniversary of Historic College Aid Package
• CLARKSVILLE TO CLOSE
• At Harlem Dinner, A Few Disaffected Donors Come Back to Obama
• Mayor Bloomberg Has More Than One Budget Mailer
• Roundup: 'Regressive' Budget for Andrew Cuomo, 'Rude and Inappropriate' Question for Sandra Lee
• REP. ENGEL CONGRATULATES MOUNT VERNON HIGH SCHOOL FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
• Consolidation cautiously approached
• R’dam to open bids on emergency services
• Amell leaving First Niagara for SEFCU
• Higgins Actively Fighting Legislation Putting Flight Safety Improvements at Risk
• Does Your Direct Mail Piece Signal a Change in Policy? [Update]
• Colonie to get Verizon FiOS
• Critics oppose landfill partnership
• NY providing grants to promote ‘buy local’
• More budget bills passed today
• Trump and Weiner Spar Over Their Respective Prospects for Higher Office [Video]
• Online job listings up in NY, nationally
• Lowey Honors Nominees to U.S. Service Academies
• Paterson on His Legacy, Governing Blind, And Kirsten Gillibrand
• Google picks Kansas City, Kan., for fiber investment
• Diaz Says Cuomo 'Would Do Anything to Be President' [Video]
• $2M inpatient unit planned for G’Falls Hospital
• Perkins: Obama's Speech a 'Twofer' for Harlem
• Now, Bloomberg Likes Cuomo
• Council Progressives Say Tax Millionaires To Stave Off Cuomo Cuts
• Former DuPont president donates $1M to Union College
• G.O.P. Presidential Debate Postponed For Lack of Candidates
• Citizen’s names Chrys to head Premier Banking
• Mother Jones Compares Cuomo to Bush
• Bank of America, Wells Fargo officials negotiating mortgage deal
• Rep. Maloney, Rep. Biggert, Sen. Collins introduce bipartisan legislation to establish National ...
• NanoCollege’s Finger Lakes site lands $5M
• Newsday: King, Durbin trade jabs over Muslim rights
• Morning Read: Obama Campaigns, Bloomberg Campaigns, Wolfson Campaigns
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the 40th Anniversary of the Congressional Black Caucus
• Paterson Also Rises: Former Governor Claims a Victory, at Last
• RCS pool will remain open
• Letting the Public Peek at Pensions: Props to You, Liu!
• City Concerns Shouldn't Overshadow Albany's Budget Miracle
• Verizon brings FiOS to region
• Roundup: Sheldon Silver's Wrestling Teammate is Andrew Cuomo
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• Peter King Says It Is 'A Myth That There Is Some Organized Effort Against Muslims' [VIDEO]
• WGY names new program/news director
• Albany unemployment rate lowest among upstate metros
• Luther Forest Tech Campus seeks developer
• NY AG to review AT&T’s T-Mobile acquisition
• Rangel Joins President Obama To Dedicate U.N. Ron Brown Building In NYC
• Travel plans made easy with new Clifton Park-based travel deal site
• Free yard waste pick-up starts April 1 in Clifton Park
• In Case You Missed It: Highlights from the Inner Circle Show [VIDEO]
• BISHOP WELCOMES NEW NEIGHBORS TO PATCHOGUE OFFICE
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• Schenectady business park readies for tech growth
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• Collins Lake could help predict future flooding
• Beverwyck addition attracts attention
• GE Energy to buy Converteam for $3.2B
• Glenville PBA contract settled
• DiNapoli Says Dept. of Ed Hedging on Drop-out Rates
• Poll: Voters want on-time budget, support Cuomo
• Dicker Doubts Cuomo Can Get Same-Sex Marriage Through State Senate
• Shareholders sue BofA over foreclosure practices
• Southwest Airlines stems airfare price hikes
• Christine Quinn to Honor Ray Kelly
• Sunmark partners with Regional Food Bank
• Schumer's Partner
• Nursing homes sue NY over Medicaid
• Newsday: Mangano backs first-responder broadband
• Wall Street Journal: NYPD Making Waves on Radios
• The Washington Times: The 'anti-Pete King' hearing
• Morning Read: Obama Explains Libya, Dicker Explains Cuomo
• Tough winter good news for ski resorts
• Hevesi surgery delays sentencing
• Obama lays out plan for Libya
• Sprint Nextel takes hard line opposing AT&T/T-Mobile combination
• Plans for $100M data center scrapped
• New rules on mortgage securities set for vote today
• D'Agostino confirmed to federal bench
• Normanside golf course buyer says he has not yet closed on deal
• Six new buildings eyed at old Starlite Music Theater site
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on H.R. 839,“The HAMP Termination Act of 2011”
• Rangel On Passing Of Stanley J. "Bud" Grant, A Friend With A Vision For Healthy Eyes
• Higgins to Introduce Legislation Restoring Successful Economic Development Program
• Higgins Announces Introduction of the Community Regeneration, Sustainability and Innovation Act
• Congressman Higgins Announces Completion of Phase I Improvements to Sinclairville Senior Center
• Congressman Higgins & Mayor Teresi Announce Funding for CHRIC, Success of Youthbuild
• Bloomberg's Spokesman Disagrees With Cuomo's Spokesman
• 68-year-old Delmar man arrested for Grand Larceny
• Roundup: Cuomo's Budget Sparks Outrage, Curiosity
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• Rolling Out Cuomo's Budget Details
• Sampson Raises Money By Laughing at Sampson
• BCTA approves concession plan
• Number of Realtors falls along with housing market in Albany region
• Budget deal includes business incentives
• Business groups pleased with budget deal
• Cuomo Spokesman: NYC Didn't Get Cut 100 Percent
• Vietnamese restaurant coming to Halfmoon
• Details emerge from budget agreement
• NYISO names new board chair
• Ed Koch Says John Liu Should Be 'Denounced'
• Carousel completes another acquisition
• Bloomberg Doesn't Like the State Budget, Says Expect More City Cuts
• Drug charges follow Thruway traffic stop
• On Libya, Gillibrand and Nadler Sound Different
• In New Hampshire, Former G.O.P. Leader Calls It Off With Giuliani
• Nadler and Gillibrand Hope to Steer a Bloomberg Taxi Through Congress
• NYMag: The Trials and Tablescapes of Sandra Lee
• Gas prices on the rise—slightly—again
• Report: Suffolk Conservatives Already Behind Altschuler
• Mann to oversee CEG's growth for early-stage companies
• M&T awaits regulatory OK in Delaware
• USA Today: Senate to hold hearing on anti-Muslim bigotry
• Morning Read: Cuomo's Tentative Budget, Schumer's Quiet Bike Lanes
• HP lands $100M contract with Coca-Cola
• Beech-Nut’s move out of Canajoharie completed
• Winning $319M lottery ticket sold at Coulson’s
• Albany Molecular laying off 20
• Cap on medical malpractice damages out of budget
• Facebook considers hiring Obama aide Gibbs
• Judge asked to recuse himself in Hevesi sentencing
• State budget agreement reached
• Harry & David expected to file for bankruptcy protection today
• Help Support the NYS Rehabilitation Tax Credits!
• Sunday Reading: Ferraro Is Remembered, Cuomo Is Negotiating, Bloomberg Is Entertaining
• Some of the ALANA Steppers at Accepted Students Day
• Fear the Golden Knight show's off some moves...
• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” in Oswego County
• Rangel Salutes Life of Geraldine Ferraro
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• Maloney statement on death of Geraldine Ferraro
• Clarksville Elementary on the block
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• The campus community is ready and excited to welcome almost 200 accepted students and families tomorrow--at the first accepted student day!!
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• Morning Read: Andrew Cuomo Holds Up, Steve Levy Falls Down
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• Samsung IT exec moves to AMD
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• REP.ENGEL CONDEMNS ATTACK ON INNOCENT ISRAELIS IN JERUSALEM
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• Bloomberg's New Housing Commissioner
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• Morning Read: Cuomo Rattles His Saber, Cyclists Get an Apology
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• Wall Street Journal: Rights Are Curtailed for Terror Suspects
• Daily News: Lawyer for Bernie Madoff victims calls for resignation of 'dishonest' trustee Irving Picard
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• New York finally gets census data
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• U.S. investors bet big on Japan
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• Roundup: Leaking a Cuomo Document, Protecting a Bloomberg Legacy
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• King Turns the Tables on Durbin's Muslim Hearings
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• Troy to land $3.3M to redevelop Proctor’s
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• Bishop Spox on Altschuler Re-Match: Bring. It. On.
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• Reps. Maloney, Bilirakis Urge Turkey to Respect the Rights and Religious Freedoms of the ...
• Reps. Maloney & Bilirakis Reintroduce Resolution Honoring the Heroes of the Battle of Crete
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• Ellis Medicine, RNs reach contract agreement
• Trump Schedules Time in Iowa
• The Hill: Obama administration struggles to define American mission in Libya
• Morning Read: Cuomo Negotiates, Mangano Cuts, Councilmen Struggle for Their Homes
• Saratoga may receive VLT funds
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• Albany area hotel occupancy rates a mixed bag
• Momentive's largest shareholder plans IPO
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• News 12 Brooklyn Covers Rep. Clarke's 2011 Job Fair
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement of the One Year Anniversary of the Affordable Care Act
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• Rudy's Last Gasp
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• Albany Must Crack Down on Domestic Abuse
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• Bloomberg Ad Defends Bloomberg Budget
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• Roundup: Moving Closer to Koch's Bridge as Cyclists Get Speeding Tickets
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• M&T-Wilmington deal moves ahead
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• Stone Soup Antiques expanding
• Carl McCall Touts Cuomo's Business-Friendly Budget
• DiNapoli to Raise for Brooklyn District Leader
• Northeastern Fine Jewelers moves out, Sweet Temptations moves into Proctors space
• Galway girl competes on Jeopardy's Kids Week
• Intel wireless chip guru departing
• Radio Ads Press GOP to Pass Millionaire's Tax
• BTS: Delta top U.S. carrier in 2010
• Town excited for energy savings
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• Teacher’s salaries explored in S. Colonie budget
• GlobalFoundries: Revenue to hit $4B
• Potholes a problem, but not for long
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• Breaking the ice
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• NY gives biz extra day to file sales tax returns
• Newsday: Safeguarding hospitals from 'dirty bombs'
• Morning Read: Questioning the Fight in Libya, Wrestling for Money in Albany
• French company buys Bruegger’s
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• GlobalFoundries OK’d for 2nd admin building
• Happy birthday, health care reform
• CDPHP pilot program shows good results
• Tracking the Volt: Owner says new car is electrifying
• Biz Council seeks new leader by July
• 40 stories from 40 winners
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• This Week At The Egg - March 21, 2011
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• Roundup: A Former Congressman Finally Closes His Campaign Account; Foot Lobbying in Albany
• Malta man arrested for felony DWI
• Cuomo’s economic plans unsettled
• Anthony Weiner Says Have Your Iodine Pills Handy
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• Christine Quinn Regrets Her Old Errors
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• Home Depot helps out Rotterdam youth club
• An American Celebration
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• Parents bemoan potential loss of services
• Delta offers check-in via Facebook
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• Anthony Weiner Gets a Bike Lane Question
• Speak softly and carry a camera
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• The Beverwyck completes $6M expansion
• Gas price climb stalls
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• Rep. McCarthy Calls for Leadership from Abbas After Hamas Rocket Attack on Israel
• Baldwin reappointed Questar III BOCES superintendent
• REP. ENGEL CALLS FOR CLOSING INDIAN POINT
• Home sales drop 20% in Albany region
• Another Lawsuit Against Bike Lanes?
• Wishing everyone a Happy and Safe First Official Day of Spring!
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• Morning Read: Attacks in Libya, Budget Fight in Albany
• Phase 2 of Hudson River PCB dredging to begin
• Funding for teacher-training centers on table
• Schumer: Leave Social Security out of deficit reduction plan
• UAlbany: No Fountain Day this year
• Buffett: Japan offers buying opportunity
• AT&T buys T-Mobile for $39B
• NYS contractors lobbying Congress to spend money on roads, bridges
• Duo Japanese restaurant opens in Saratoga
• Adams, Stratton confirmations scheduled for this week
• Owens to Host Town Hall at SUNY Potsdam
• Sunday Reading: Military Strikes in Libya, Newspaper Probe of City Council
• Nisky narrows down budget reductions
• S-G BOE reviews additional budget cuts
• Back In New Hampshire, Rudy Rips Obama, Offers Romney Advice
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• Roundup: Schneiderman Aims at Indian Point, Critics Target Cuomo's School Numbers
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• Cause under investigation in Guilderland fire
• Parker to be Sentenced on Monday
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• Senate urged to oppose more corporate taxes
• 28 more Borders stores closing; Crossgates, Clifton Park stores safe
• House panel proposes $100M cut to SBA budget
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• Glendale plans shape up
• Fashion meets faith
• Rangel Introduces Universal National Service Act
• List of unprofitable New York banks shrinks
• Framing the Marriage Argument
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• Historic Schenectady building undergoing renovations
• DiNapoli: NY home foreclosures down in 2010, but threat looms
• Airfares increase 13 percent
• On St. Patrick's Day, Peter King Sees Old Friends and Litigants
• Former Councilwoman Names Her Son After a TV Show
• BC athletics won't see cuts
• Jobless claims, hourly earnings decline
• Poll: New Yorkers Want a Wal-Mart, Not an Ed Koch Bridge; Partisan Divide on Bike Lanes
• Morning Read: Bloomberg Tries Marching in a Parade
• Airgas names president
• CEOs see bonus bump
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• Delays expected in foreclosure deal
• Fire guts Amsterdam restaurant
• Landing Zone's liquor license suspended
• Metzger v. Hunt: The details
• People on the Move: March 18
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• Roundup: Cuomo Talks Tough About Schools, Bloomberg Talks About Visiting Buffalo
• REP. ENGEL – DE-FUNDING NPR WASTES TIME, ACCOMPLISHES NOTHING
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• REP. ENGEL CONDEMNS MURDER OF FOGEL FAMILY, GLORIFICATION OF TERRORISM
• More NPR Advocacy
• St. Patrick good to Old World Provisions
• Cuomo touts tax cap, blasts schools
• Cuomo Defends School Cuts, But Not Teacher Layoffs
• Need gas? Visit the spring auto show
• CDTA buys 14 acres in Saratoga Springs
• 'From Starving Artist to Real Estate Mogul'
• Rangel Telephone Town Hall Unites Northern Manhattan
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• Never Forget: Holding Collaborators Accountable
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• Bethlehem approves roof and parapet repairs
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• TONKO TO SPEAKER BOEHNER: ABANDON PLAN TO SHUT DOWN SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
• Your Golden Knights wish everyone a happy and safe St. Patrick's Day!!!
• Feast on Historic Albany Foundation’s fundraiser
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• Maloney supports Kucinich resolution to withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan
• U.S. mortgage rates fall on Japan
• Statement from Rep. McCarthy re: Israeli Interception of Ship Carrying Military Weapons
• TONKO TO HOST TOWN HALL MEETING IN EAST GREENBUSH SATURDAY
• Upstate Responds to a Bloomberg Diss
• Morning Read: Cuomo Looks for Closure, Bloomberg Looks Less Popular
• Higgins Fights for WNY Seniors, Social Security Funding
• New York Times: Lawmakers Find a Path Around an Earmarks Ban
• The future of the millionaires tax uncertain
• Cost of failed U.S. banks? $9B
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• Japan’s crisis increases supply chain worries
• Melodies fundraiser brings $253K to Albany Med
• 30-plus breweries participating in Brewfest
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the House Voting to Defund NPR
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Discusses Effects of Federal Cuts on New York City Residents on the Brian Lehrer Show
• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” in Lewis County
• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” in Hamilton County
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• REP. ENGEL TO HOUSE REPUBLICANS: ABANDON PLAN TO SHUT DOWN SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
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• BISHOP PUSHES STUDY OF PESTICIDE EFFECTS ON CLEAN WATER AND PUBLIC HEALTH
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• Latham musician to head to SXSW
• Explaining Bloomberg
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• BofA names Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani to board
• NY, 36 states and D.C. to share in AstraZeneca settlement
• Beacon Power net loss widens in 2010
• Time Warner Cable customers can watch TV on their iPads
• Why Is Bloomberg Unpopular? 'It's the Third Term' Says Pollster
• First Niagara centralizes in Philly
• Oh, the places you'll act
• Hellenic Caucus Co-Chairs Urge NY/NJ Governors to Help St. Nicholas Church Rebuilding Efforts
• Clinton Foundation Splits Harlem for Wall Street
• How to Raise Money By Defending (or Attacking) the Media
• Metzger: Back in business, suing HUNT
• Malta accepts downtown plan, still faces opposition
• Spitzer Agrees and Disagrees with Wisconsin's Governor
• Paladino Swats at Former Aides
• 21 students caught drinking at high school dance
• Rep. Maloney introduces StartUp Visa bill in House to help jump-start job creation in America
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• Kapow! Mixed Martial Artists to Rally in Midtown for Legialization
• Albany Med prize winners advanced stem cell research
• REP ENGEL – IT'S TIME FOR A BIPARTISAN, LONG-TERM SOLUTION TO GOVERNMENT FUNDING
• CONGRESSMAN ELIOT ENGEL ON BUILDING WORKERS SETTLEMENT
• Bonadio ranks in top 100
• Rangel Lauds CBC's 40 Years Of Accomplishments
• Tears for Fears: Peter King Considers His Post-Hearing Press, Still Feels the Love
• Morning Read: Fear and Protesting
• NY Observer: Tears for Fears: Peter King Considers His Post-Hearing Press, Still Feels the Love
• Quinnipiac: Bloomberg Hits 8-Year Low
• Nemith cries foul on former Planning Board Chairman
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• Beech-Nut to be back to full production this week
• Mixed reactions to mixed martial arts
• Historical society names new director
• Albany Med prize winners announced today
• Historic Albany Foundation to Host the 30th A Moveable Feast
• Sanders, Weiner Announce Legislation to Defend Social Security
• The Long Decline of Richard Lipsky
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• Espaillat & Rodriguez Tell Jackson to Focus on Policy, Not Personalities
• Roundup: Bloomberg in Washington, Protesters in Albany
• Jackson On Rodriguez & Espaillat: 'I Have Had Enough of Their Shit'
• Rangel: Bloomberg 'Absolutely Our Nation's Leader' on Gun Control
• Caption Contest: Governor Cuomo
• Uptown Border Dispute Spills Out Into Open at Council Hearing
• Protesting Cuomo, Without Cuomo
• Brooklyn Lawyer Snagged in Corruption Probe, and Now, a Reality Show
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• RPI’s Jackson talks to business community
• Downtown Albany BID offers seminars to members
• Olympic authority in Lake Place names chairman
• Rep. McCarthy Remarks RE: House Introduction of Fix Gun Checks Act
• Details of new Riverfront Park in Troy released tonight
• Colonie busts its first meth lab
• Replacing Key Labor Figure Could Take Months
• GE's Immelt takes first bonus since '07
• Restaffing the Public Corruption Unit
• Congressman Gibson launches new website
• Schumer urges Southwest to offer direct flights to Denver
• Maloney: Strengthen Background Checks for Gun Buyers
• 'The Defendant Is Not Robin Hood'
• STEP steps up
• When Bloomberg's Free Time Becomes a Poll Question
• Mushing forward
• Parents bemoan potential loss of services
• AT&T, Verizon offer free Japan calls
• Dicker Strikes at Critic's Theory: 'Makes Glenn Beck Look Sober'
• TONKO TO DISCUSS SOCIAL SECURITY, SENIOR ISSUES DURING TELEPHONE TOWN HALL ON WEDNESDAY
• Arrow Financial makes bank Honor Roll
• OVER 12,000 CALL IN TO BISHOP'S TELEPHONE TOWN HALL MEETING
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES MORE THAN 105K IN FEDERAL FUNDING TO IMPROVE GREENPORT MARINA
• NY manufacturing climbs in March
• Poll: Jeter beats Ruth as greatest NY athlete
• When the Lobbying Commission Meets
• Morning Read: Another Bus Crashes, Another Probe Launched
• BofA cutting jobs in consumer banking
• Gibson: No second thoughts on nuclear power
• A meltdown in nuke support
• Hacker group says BofA hid foreclosure info
• Assembly, Senate to pass budgets today
• Rua buys Dine in Saratoga Springs
• Chamber names ‘Good News’ winners
• $23M mortgage a first for Clifton Park Center
• March Madness turns employees into basket cases
• This Week At The Egg - March 14, 2011
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Second House Short-Term Resolution Funding the Government
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• Owens Introduces Bill to Facilitate Broadband Expansion
• Amending a Teacher Seniority Bill in Albany
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• Journos Pan N.Y. Post Coverage of Kruger
• Possible cuts, pay freeze pitched
• AWS Truepower merges with Spanish company
• Interest in Saratoga Borders building heats up
• Five Guys sales jump 38 percent
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• CEG names keynote speaker for tech event
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• Report: Another 75 Borders stores closing
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• Time Warner Cable offers free calls to Japan
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• Intel acquires Egypt's SySDSoft
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• GE offers to help Japan avoid nuclear crisis
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• Saratoga man arrested for DWI after fleeing police
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• ENGEL ANNOUNCES TRAFFIC LIGHT FOR BRONXWOOD AVE. AND E. 221st STREET
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• Peter King Declares Victory, Defies Critics
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• Planning Parenthood, supporters unite against Pence Amendment
• Bike Lames! Straw Men on 10-Speeds in New York's Last Culture War
• Reminder: Peter King's Hearings Should Be Inquiries, Not Witch Hunts
• New York Homeowners: A Taxing Situation
• Press Preps to Roast Pols
• Schoolyard Fisticuffs: Mayor Bloomberg and Teachers Union President Michael Mulgrew Go to War Over Layoffs
• Rangel: Healthy America is Key to Economic Success
• Live: Senate Brawl On Redistricting
• Peter King Makes a Mix Tape
• Roundup: Speaking Out on Peter King, Attacking Corwin
• San Francisco Pushes New York City Council on Living Wage
• Spitzer 2013
• Getting a Marriage License, for Transgender Couples, Just Got Easier
• Still Senator Working Mom
• Brooklyn Bike Lane Backers Bite Back
• When Charlie King Met Robert Jackson
• BISHOP OPENING STATEMENT AT ARMY CORPS BUDGET OVERSIGHT HEARING
• BISHOP, GILLIBRAND ANNOUNCE NEW NATIONAL SAFETY PLAN FOR TEEN DRIVERS
• Rep. McCarthy Promotes Arts Education with Local High School Art Competition
• 'Virtual Agreement'
• Former Saratoga rifle range to be inspectd
• Higgins Co-sponsors Legislation for Poland’s Inclusion in Visa Waiver Program
• Elementary closure hearing draws a crowd
• Spicing things up
• Clifton Park councilman won't seek reelection
• Morning Read: A Well-Connected Lawsuit and Contentious St. Pat's Parade
• New York Times: GAFFNEY: King of the hill Lawmaker intends to pull back the curtain on Shariah in the U.S.
• New York Post: King to hear terrorist kin
• Daily News: Rep. Pete King is right, say feds and cops: We don't get many tips from Muslim community
• The Hill: Player of the Week: Rep. Pete King
• On International Women’s Day, Rep. Carolyn Maloney introduces bill to prevent and treat ...
• N.Y. Reps. Maloney, Hinchey and Nadler call on EPA to revisit decision to allow hydraulic ...
• Towns Talks Vito, Says District Leader Race 'A Difficult Task'
• Congressional Delegation Gathers at City Hall to Brace for G.O.P. Budget Cuts
• Roundup: Cuomo Staffs Up as Somebody Tweets for Sharpton
• Michael Grimm Wants Muslim Hearings Expanded, Too
• Governor Tough Guy
• Undergraduate Admissions & all traveling with them reported another great event in Uniondale, LI last night!! Thanks to all who could attend the event for accepted students! Off to Rocky Hill, CT....
• Hopes everyone is staying safe around the capital district. Sounds like it will take a while to clean up all the snow!!
• Normanside buyer is golf course operator
• NY Congressional Delegation Concerned About King's Radicalization Hearings
• BC forum still on
• Tully promoted to lt. Colonel
• Russell Simmons Praises Bloomberg's Absence from Peter King Protest
• Search for missing 19-year-old resumes
• Weiner's Campaign Tweets Again
• Higgins Fighting to Make Historic Tax Credits User Friendly
• New York Times: Bloomberg's Plan Is 'Almost Unintelligibly Complex'
• Bloomberg and the Subjective Evaluation of Teachers
• Quinn: Some NYC Parades More Discriminatory Against LGBT Than U.S. Military
• Wall Street Journal: King Fuels the Debate Over Terrorism
• New York Times: White House Seeks to Allay Muslims’ Fears on Terror Hearings
• Morning Read: Bloomberg Marches in Parades, Peter King Targeted
• the Undergraduate Admissions Team tells us they had a great event for accepted students at the Grand Hyatt in NYC! Now off to Uniondale Long Island. Congratulations to all accepted students!
• Rotterdam man arrested for assault in Malta
• Weiner Sells Israel to Progressives: Not An Occupier, Settlements Not in Palestinian Territory
• Roundup: Schumer's Candidate, Bellavia's Party
• REP. ENGEL MEETS WITH ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS ON LOCAL FLOODING ISSUES
• Zoning change divides board
• Rep. Steve Israel Announces New Legislation to Protect Seniors from Identity Theft and Fraud
• REP. ENGEL – JOBS REPORT SHOWS POLICIES ARE WORKING
• Town Hall repairs a long time coming
• SLAUGHTER, HINCHEY, AND TONKO ASK CUOMO TO PROTECT NEW YORK'S WINE INDUSTRY
• Surveying Property Taxes
• Alec Baldwin as Senator Dean Skelos
• Brodsky Lands at N.Y.U.
• Debating the Electoral College System
• Rep. McCarthy Hosting Annual Blood Drive
• Wilton supervisor says he wants to stay put
• West Side Neighborhood Housing Services, Congressman Higgins Announce $68,150 from NeighborWorks America for Community Economic Development
• Lowey Criticizes Head Start Cuts
• Saratoga man gets prison time for shooting man in leg
• DCCC Names Bishop, Owens Among List of Most Vulnerable Dems in '12
• Bloomberg: Can't See Albany Finding Enough Money to 'Make a Difference'
• #AskMike Anything
• Morning Read: Cuomo's Agenda, Rangel's Cameo
• Newsday: Call to cover cancer in Zadroga bill
• S. Colonie discusses budget with community
• Rotterdam senior center position vacant
• S-G Super’s budget reveals possible $1.5 million cut
• The Punk Rocker and the Public Advocate Protest for Pap Smears
• Rangel: Harlem Professor's Award Highlights Need To Strengthen Science Education
• BISHOP VOTE A LIFELINE FOR SMALL BUSINESS JOB CREATORS
• Congressman Higgins Announces March Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• Roundup: Cuomo Shrugs, Schumer Faxes
• RPI admission applications increase
• REP. ENGEL – DON'T BALANCE THE BUDGET ON THE BACKS OF THE POOR
• Cuomo Cites Conceptual Agreement on LIFO Reform
• McCarthy Votes to End Revenue-Busting Red Tape for Small Businesses
• Calling All Student Artists: Annual Competition Goes High-Tech
• Senate approves D’Agostino as federal judge
• Daisy Baker’s has new owners
• Delta traffic continues rise in February
• Breaking: New York Is Not Wisconsin
• On Teachers, Senate Democrats Back Cuomo
• Albany Center Gallery executive director resigns
• Getting the Wal-Mart Treatment
• 3 local financial advisers make Barron’s Top 100
• The Meat House opening at Stuyvesant Plaza
• Niskayuna signs with Open Stage Media
• 'Who the Heck Is the Mayor...'
• Trans World’s net income up in 4Q
• More of Vista comes to town planners
• Pittsburgh company buys KnowledgeXtensions
• 'Guns Save Lives'
• Family Dollar rejects NY hedge fund’s buyout offer
• Morning Read: Bloomberg and Cuomo
• 'Lady Father' tells local female priest's tale
• Mandate relief report criticized by businesses
• A new record—for food prices
• SEC reviewing banks with restructured troubled loans
• ADP: Private employers added 217K jobs
• Edgepark Medical building $5.2M distribution center
• Steve Jobs back to promote new iPad
• State schools want more autonomy
• 160-unit housing development set for vote today
• Wellington Row site will be monitored for contaminants
• Maloney statement on FHA Refinance Amendment
• Owens, Courtney, Hanna Introduce Legislation to Expand Credit for Northeast Farmers
• Rangel Honors Courageous Women Pioneers
• Roundup: Robbins' New Job, Quinn's LIFO Stance
• Brook-Krasny Signs With Cindy Darrison, Eyes Future Run
• To protect and save
• Statement from Rep. Carolyn McCarthy onCoast-to-Coast Endorsements of Bill to Ban High-Capacity Ammo Magazines
• McCarthy Says Enough is Enough –Votes to Strip Funding for 'Bridges to Nowhere'
• NY Post Editor on Today's NY Times Story: 'Not Even High School Journalism'
• Schenectady ARC executive director resigns after 25 years
• REP. ENGEL: BIPARTISAN AGREEMENT NEEDED FOR TRANSPORTATION JOBS, INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS
• Sage Announces Creation of Theatre Institute
• With greetings to Buffalo, Sec. Clinton discusses the role of social media in diplomacy
• Lander Introduces Bill Requiring Banks to Post Bonds on Foreclosed Homes
• Bloomberg, on Art
• Quinn, Members Rally for Bill Seeking Transparency From Pregnancy Centers
• Sunnyside Down: City Shrinking (or Saving?) Queens' Most Popular Nabe
• Bloomberg: Teacher Seniority Is 'Irrelevant' in Teacher Evaluation
• HRC, Russell Simmons Take the Marriage Equality Fight to Taxi TV
• Reps. Maloney, Hinchey and Nadler call for hearings on effects of hydraulic fracturing of ...
• VIDEO: Undercover Ammo Magazine Purchase in NY
• Higgins Leads Effort to Restore Federal Security Funding to WNY & Other Mid-Sized, High Risk Regions
• Top Ten Lobbyists
• Municipal courses thrive despite economy
• Morning Read: Cuomo's Legislation, Adams' Shopping
• This Week At The Egg - February 28, 2011
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke’s Statement on the Short Term Continuing Resolution
• Congressmen Owens, Gibson Applaud Economic Development Grant Award
• Silver's Courageous Concession Is a Breath of Fresh Air
• Double-Dipping Teachers Cost NYC More than Just Money
• Get Real, Sadik-Khan: Closing 34th Would Be Chaos
• How Hakeem Jeffries Became the Barack of Brooklyn
• Woman arrested multiple times in last week
• Cuomo’s Rent Check: The Battle of Big Real Estate is Brewing
• Towns Explains Why He Is (and Isn't) Seeking District Leader Post
• Rep. Steve Israel Calls on the President to Use the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to Stabilize ...
• Bloomberg Likes How the State Senate Voted [updated]
• Roundup: Silver's Tax, Bravo's Insults
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES $38,000 GRANT FOR JAMESPORT FIRE DISTRICT
• REP ENGEL – TWO-WEEK FUNDING BILL HELPS, BUT BIPARTISAN LONG-TERM ANSWER MUST BE FOUND
• Cuomo Wants You to Contact Your Legislator
• Donate old jewelry for gem of a cause
• Towns Emails on Plans To Stand for District Leader, Setting off Pitched Brooklyn Battle
• Barron to de Blasio: 'Disrespect' 'Opportunism' 'Unprincipled' 'Shame on You'
• Demolition of Latham Water tanks begins today
• Airplane Mag Disses WSJ Report on Bloomberg's Jets
• Solar panel project moves forward
• Portion of Town Hall roof crumbles
• Cuomo Spokesman on Former Cuomo Aide: 'Mouthpiece for Trial Lawyers'
• Koch Says GOP Leader 'Not Going to Honor His Commitment'
• Bloomberg's Dance with Labor
• More Politics Coverage: Thompson, Sale, Phillips
• Morning Read: Cuomo's Cap, Bloomberg's Opinions
• Wall Street Journal: Port Authority Faces $22M Cut
• State Museum, Library, Archives To Close March 5, 2011 For Electrical Work
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Commemorates Women’s History Month
• Weiner, Ferreras Call on City to Sell Sexist Statue on Craigslist
• Police: Speed, slippery roads factors in fatal crash
• Debating Anthony Weiner
• Who's Criticizing Cuomo?
• Roundup: Cuomo Has a Strategy, Ravitch Has a Memoir
• Bloomberg on CityTime
• BREAKING: Bethlehem loses Normanside bid
• Koch on Schumer: 'Dead Wrong'
• Restaurant association rebranding
• Profit jumps at HSBC Holdings
• Cuomo wants to cap school superintendents' pay
• Southwest reaches AirTran pilots deal
• Former NY health commissioner Daines dies
• Higgins’ Art Competition Goes High-Tech
• BISHOP JOINS LESKO, PHYSICS EXPERTS TO PROTEST CUTS THAT WOULD CRIPPLE BROOKHAVEN NAT'L LAB
• Reed Group closing East Greenbush service center
• Acker named head of battery consortium
• Pet pals
• Micro-farming initiative moves forward
• Bloomberg and the Teacher Layoffs
• A Promise Is a Promise at 4 WTC
• Former Health Commissioner Richard Daines Dies at 60
• Intel survey finds mobile etiquette 'appalling'
• Town clerk to retire after 34 years
• Gas prices on steady rise
• Bloomberg at 11
• Bloomberg and Wisconsin
• Rangel Congratulates Dominicans On Their Independence Day
• Report: 60% of Verizon iPhones were sold online
• Morning Read: Parsing Cuomo, Detailing Layoffs
• Patent bill debated in U.S. Senate
• State workers making $100K or more on the rise
• St. Rose’s Sullivan focusing on work, rehab
• Quarter of applicants approved for mortgage assistance
• Spotlight, Proctors want you to be the critic
• What’s driving the rise in new car sales?
• Buffet: ‘America’s best days lie ahead’
• SBA refi program won’t draw many NY companies
• Columbia plans dorms for Albany Med, Albany Law students
• For HANY’s data subsidiary it’s 41 down, 9 to go
• Equal Vision Records Presents: SXSW 2011 Showcase Featuring Eisley And Gatsbys American Dream
• Owens Reintroduces Legislation to Increase Transparency in Congress
• Rep. Steve Israel Announces $39,000 Overdue Payment Victory for Long Island Vietnam Veteran
• Before Day 1
• Culture on Canvas: Rangel Hails Local Afrocentric Art Exhibition
• RCS freezes budget
• Rangel: Unions Have Made This Nation Great
• Elsewhere: The Difference Between a Murderer and a Bagel-Stealer
• Rangel: Republicans Want to Get Rid of Unions
• Silver, Gottfried Declare Support for Medicaid Redesign
• Statuesque! Weiner Posts His Own Craigslist Ad
• Gawker: Chris Lee Was Searching for Cross-Dressers on Craigslist
• News Alert: Weiner Releases Bar Mitzvah Photo
• Paladino: 'All Pigs Are Equal, But Some Pigs Are More Equal Than Others'
• Colonie police investigate robbery
• Kleeber buys Cropseyville employee benefits
• Normanside vote not unanimous
• Momentive’s net losses up 50%
• Health care industry sorts out new Medicaid overhaul
• Rangel: Federal Program Helps Create Jobs in Northern Manhattan
• Empty Troy building eyed for storage units
• INTERACTIVE MAP: Census shows New York's population growth rate slowed in last decade
• Mallozzis tap area chef for new position
• Recasting Parker-Spitzer... Phonetically [UPDATED]
• A 'Clarion Call' Music Video in Support of the Bronx [VIDEO]
• Ranks of unemployed get larger in 31 states, including New York
• Ellis RNs plan petition drive against hospital
• Cuomo on Medicaid Reform: Haters Will Hate
• All Classes after 2 pm today are cancelled and college offices will close due to the inclement weather.
• Taxes, Bailouts, and Subsidies, Oh My! New Report Showcases Big Businesses Bad Practices
• More flights canceled at Albany airport
• 'Our Town: Bethlehem' broadcast approaches
• Saint Rose student and administrator featured in 'Freedom Summer' this Saturday
• Saint Rose student and administrator featured in "Freedom Summer" this Saturday.
• Morning Read: Following the Law
• Initial jobless claims decline by 22,000 nationwide
• Bank of America sued by investors over mortgage bonds
• Rep. Maloney Presents Efrosini “Efiy” Katanakis with NOW-NYC’s 2011 Susan B. Anthony Award
• Gibson's support for budget cuts draws protests
• State budget battles to rage across country
• DOE proposes construction spending cuts
• STS to strut its stuff for Tonko today
• Management changes coming to U-Start incubator
• Feb. 25: People on the Move
• New things brewing at Van Dyck club
• New rules for marketing
• Owens Seeks Input from Upstate Small Businesses
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Fights for Better Solutions for NYC Schools
• Spending Bill: Attack on Women's Access to Healthcare
• Cuomo Accepts Medicaid Task Force Reforms Package
• Elsewhere: Neck and Neck
• Nadler to Reintroduce DOMA Repeal
• Abra grande, México
• A ‘sign’ of things to come
• Metroplex sales tax yields $3 million
• At Rent Rally, Williams Says Cuomo, Bloomberg 'Disdain' Middle, Working Classes [Video]
• Councilwoman won't run for reelection
• District replaces DARE
• Cuomo nominates Assemblywoman Destito to run OGS
• ENGEL ANNOUNCES GRANT FOR LEHMAN SCIENCE PROGRAM
• Study: New York has country's 2nd highest tax burden
• Building trades group elects new officers
• SBA to roll export grant program
• De Blasio Releases Report Card On First Year
• Intel unveils Thunderbolt technology
• Yetta's Got A Gun: Kurland Explains Why She's Packing Heat
• Check out this Alumni update!
• RECOVERY ACT CONTRACT LEADS TO NEW JOBS FOR SCHENECTADY STEEL FABRICATOR
• Bethlehem bids on Normanside Country Club
• A Timid Budget Bodes Ill for Nation’s Finances
• ‘Lion King’ a sight to behold, even from the second-to-last row
• The Death of LIFO?
• Morning Read: Public Concubinage
• Congressman Higgins Suggests Ways to Stay Connected
• Snack maker signs on with Williams-Sonoma, Cracker Barrel
• BofA launches credit card for American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
• Tough sell: Large commercial space in Glens Falls
• Recovery threatened by rising oil prices
• Annual Medicaid increases capped under proposal
• Schumer backs BEER Act
• Cuomo's union fight 'Wisconsin light'
• Conley Associates opens Malta office
• Stewart’s revenue jumps 3.9% in 2010
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• BREAKING: Bethlehem bids on Normanside
• Statement By Congressman Brian Higgins
• At Fundraiser, Biden and Maloney Laugh About Maloney's Primary Race
• Rangel Urges Constituents to Use Free Online Tax Preparation & Filing Available From the IRS
• Obama Orders DOJ to Stop Backing Defense Of Marriage Act, New York Pols Thrilled
• REP. ENGEL: DOMA WILL NOT BE DEFENDED
• Man arrested after making rounds
• Spotlight, Proctors want you to be the critic
• Power plans push forward
• Quinn Joins Union Leaders in Slamming Wisconsin Governor
• Gibson forms Energy Advisory Council
• 'No Comment' on Normanside after executive session
• DCCC to Robo Against Grimm
• Vice-President Biden in NYC Today
• Maloney applauds Obama decision to stop defending DOMA
• Quinnipiac Poll: Cuomo Still Popular, As Are Cuts to State Workers
• Morning Read: Conflicts of Interest
• Pols Join Workers for Wisconsin Solidarity Rally in Front of News Corp
• Newsday: Protesters face off over King's hearings
• Buddy Guy Performance
• This Week At The Egg - February 21, 2011
• More than just a ‘pretty face’
• Mama Grizzly Comes to New York—But Is She Eating GOP's Young?
• Schumer Should Mind His Own Business
• Just Govern, Governor
• The Other Controversy at Ground Zero: Church vs. State Over Tiny Site
• Poor areas lose bank branches first
• Nasdaq considers buying NYSE
• M&T survey sizes up economy
• Local home sales drop 10% in January
• Cuomo’s approval numbers remain high
• Toll Brothers posts profit, sales increase in quarter
• The Fresh Market's sales up 13% in 4Q
• 40 Under Forty winners announced
• Today is deadline to finalize bids on Normanside Country Club
• Obama gets entrepreneurial earful
• Rangel Wades Into the FBN Lion's Den [VIDEO]
• Golisano Takes Aim at The Electoral College
• Rangel Blasts Republican Plan to Shut Down Social Security
• Normanside deliberations continue Wednesday morning
• Bridging an international, educational gap
• More Trouble Upstate?
• Bill Banning Smoking in Parks Signed Into Law
• New High-Tech Building Permits Will Link to Database of Building Information
• Higgins Says Funding Bill Bad for WNY
• Bloomberg to Albany: Reserves Or No, the City Needs Money
• Two more Skidmore students convicted in December assault
• Coming together for Kaitlin
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO: CUTS TO COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAMS WILL BE DEVASTATING
• Jeffries to Host 'March Madness' Fundraiser
• Bloomberg to Fight Against Effort to De-Fund Planned Parenthood
• S-G budget talks take off
• Bethlehem Soccer Club to start fundraising soon
• REP. ENGEL – REPUBLICAN SPENDING BILL IS SHORTSIGHTED AND A WASTE OF TIME
• Morning Read: Less Painful than Expected
• Statement from Rep. Carolyn McCarthy on Republican-Passed Federal Spending Bill
• Maloney Meets with Regional EPA Administrator on Newtown Creek Cleanup
• Elsewhere: Cuomo is Admittedly Impatient
• Ducommun’s profits up, revenue down in 2010
• Sullivan returns to College of Saint Rose
• Owners of Siro’s to run second Saratoga venue
• Blockbuster takeover bid worth $290M
• Cuomo knows big changes take time
• Walmart deals with worst U.S. slump
• House GOP seeks to roll back regulations
• Home Depot sees profits rise 72%
• Ryan expected to plead guilty today
• Greatest President? Grimm Goes With Bush Sr.
• Schumer: We Are All Wisconsites Now
• County provided fuel to REMS
• Mohon focuses on budget expenses
• R’dam board does legal shuffle
• Brothers arrested after found with crack cocaine
• Weiner Challenges Republicans To Do Without Healthcare [VIDEO]
• IDA hatches new plan to get Vista shovel-ready
• Charles Barron Explains Interruption
• Police: Speed, alcohol appear to blame for fatal snowmobile crash
• Despite Repeated Denials of Presidential Aspirations, Christie Advisor Explores Creating a PAC
• Celebrating good cheer
• Schumer Warns of Impending Government Shutdown [VIDEO]
• Morning Read: Money Matters
• Come check out Engloria at CCIM!
• Cuomo wants to cut BOCES reimbursements
• GlobalFoundries plans for another building in Malta
• Removing Monserrate cost NY $376K
• Ski resorts: More snow, more business
• Borders starts big discounts at stores
• Gas prices continue to rise
• Unshackle Upstate to expand board
• Casey makes partner at Eric Mower
• Adirondack cross country ski resort to be auctioned
• Small construction company files bankruptcy
• STATEMENT FROM CONGRESSMAN PAUL TONKO ON IRRESPONSIBLE REPUBLICAN SPENDING BILL
• Congress Passes Government Spending Bill
• BISHOP VOWS TO CONTINUE FIGHTING FOR PLUM ISLAND AND AGAINST WASTEFUL SPENDING
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES SUFFOLK COUNTY ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL DISASTER FUNDS
• Elsewhere: Adam Bradley, a Breastfeeding Fight and No More Bagels
• Don’t forget the past, forge the future
• REP. ENGEL COMMENDS U.S. VETO OF U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL CONDEMNATION OF ISRAEL
• Guptill’s celebrates 60 years
• Victory! New York to Receive Increase in Anti-Terrorism Funding
• REP. ENGEL – ATTACKS ON WOMEN'S HEALTH THE WRONG MESSAGE
• Lowey Statement on UNSC Resolution Veto
• REP. ENGEL – REPUBLICAN BUDGET WOULD HAVE THREATENED RECENTLY-SAVED YONKERS FIREFIGHTERS' JOBS
• ENGEL CELEBRATES THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF KOSOVA INDEPENDENCE WITH LETTER TO U.S. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA
• Time Warner talks delay G’ville’s possible switch
• Lowey and Israel Announce New York Homeland Security Victory
• 23 YEAR-OLD HAITIAN AMPUTEE BEGINS LIFE-SAVING RECOVERY AFTER GILLIBRAND, ENGEL HELP EXTEND HIS U.S. STAY
• Schalmont to close two schools
• Albany Academy student excels in science
• REP. ENGEL – PUBLIC BROADCASTING MUST BE SAVED FROM REPUBLICAN BUDGET CUTS
• Art for the cure
• Engel Says G.O.P. Cuts May Kill Football Season
• Rep. McCarthy Receives Perfect Rating on National Environmental Scorecard
• Momentum Continues to Build for Ban on High-Capacity Ammo Magazines
• New Gun Control Legislation Gains Momentum in House
• Long Island Faith Leaders Ask King To Call Off Muslim Hearings
• Drug Bust! Schneiderman Settles Pharma-Fraud Suit
• Public turns out in force on Normanside
• Rangel Hints That He May Not Run For Re-election After All [VIDEO]
• Rep. Maloney on GOP’s “Job Killing” Budget Bill
• REP. ENGEL – SENIORS NEED MORE SOCIAL SECURITY HELP
• Nadler Tries to Defund War in Afghanistan
• Bloomberg Enlists Fashionistas For Immigration Reform
• Morning Read: Keep Making Fat Jokes
• Daily News: Pete King To Hillary Clinton: U.S. Must Block U.N. Condemnation Of Israeli Settlements
• Newsday: Faith, community leaders oppose King hearings
• MALONEY OPPOSES PROPOSED UN SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION CONDEMNING ISRAEL
• Rep. Maloney welcomes Astoria businessman’s testimony at Washington hearing
• Maloney opposes Pence Amendment to ban aid to Planned Parenthood
• Riverway Storytelling Festival 2011
• Owens in Jefferson, Lewis and Oneida Counties Tuesday
• Rep. Yvette Clarke Calls on Republican Leadership Not to Cut Crucial CDFI Funding in Spending Bill
• Reducing the Deficit and Protecting Access to Healthcare
• N. Colonie board of educaton votes to close Maplewood
• Elsewhere: Under the Bus
• Albany Law cutting budget by 2%
• Regulators to review Apple’s subscription service
• Bernanke says U.S. could handle big bank failure
• Reality show focusing on Amsterdam business?
• Is AMD ripe for a takeover?
• Schenectady to welcome movie crew
• Tedisco touts bill to end printing of bills
• Bailout for business real estate
• PSC hires firm for National Grid audit
• Optimism high among local business community
• Bloomberg Releases Preliminary Budget for FY12
• REP. ENGEL URGES U.S. TO VETO SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION ON ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN DISPUTE
• REP. ENGEL – REPUBLICAN MAJORITY BUDGET COULD AX FOOTBALL SEASON
• Professor Jerry Mason’s (Associate Professor of Finance) “Academic Minute” essay on the national debt will air on WAMC/Northeast Public Radio tomorrow at 7:37 a.m. and again at 3:56 p.m. Also, the text will be featured on the Inside Hi
• BISHOP RECOGNIZED AS LEADING ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATOR BY LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS
• South Colonie expects another tough budget year
• Bill Thompson Named Head of Cuomo's MWBE Task Force
• County Legislature appointments spur debate
• Upper Union Street renewal continues
• County touts healthcare savings
• Bloomberg Talks Emanuel, Economy and Quirky Drinking Habit to Time
• Lowey Statement on UN Security Council Resolution
• The Madness of City Property Taxes
• NY Lawmakers In The Pink On Green Issues
• Cuomo’s Independent Redistricting Plan Gets Mixed Response From Lawmakers
• GCSD student takes Spelling Bee title
• Consultant Hank Morris Sentenced to Prison
• Walmart Will Work The Press at Today's Council Hearing
• Cuomo Unveils Non-Partisan Redistricting Legislation
• Daily News' Terror Scribe Joins Peter King's Court; 'It's Kind of Like Working In a Think Tank'
• Morning Read: Teacher Layoffs and Suicide Threats
• Historic Albany Foundation Upcoming Programs this Spring!
• Grubb & Ellis Landauer acquires Capstone Appraisal Group
• CDTA: Come on and take a free ride
• Companies express concern to SEC over whistleblower changes
• Medicaid Redesign Team has 2 weeks to issue report
• Saratoga apartment project secures $31M loan
• Owners of Adirondack Outlet plan expansion
• IBM’s Watson wins at Jeopardy! Now what?
• SolarCity buying groSolar home division, including Albany office
• SBA to help companies with commercial mortgages
• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” Next Week
• Assembly Dems lost veto-proof majority
• House Passes Weiner Amendment to Restore Funding To Keep Police Officers on the Streets
• Are we fighting the war on cancer, or declaring war on cancer research?
• Higgins Blasts Move that Puts Big Oil Execs Before Cancer Patients
• Rangel Statement At Hearing On The President’s 2012 Budget With OMB Director Lew
• D.O.T. Tracks Pothole Progress With Tumblr and Rachel Sterne
• Elsewhere: Intelligent Use of Information Technology
• Sources: Congressman Ed Towns Looking to Run for District Leader
• Anti Walmart Crew Points Out That Defending Walmart is a Fireable Offense
• Dilan Inches Closer to Assembly Run
• Carney-Val! Obama's New Mouthpiece Cruises in Packed Debut, While Burton Bows Out
• Quinn Announces Traffic Safety Bills
• Walmart Unveils New TV Ads [VIDEO]--UPDATED
• Poll: Majority of Americans Favor King's Muslim Radicalization Hearings
• Cuomo Says Schools Can Absorb Cuts
• SCHUMER, BISHOP REVEAL: HOUSE BUDGET CUTS COULD CRIPPLE BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LAB AND COST ALMOST ONE THOUSANDS JOBS
• Weiner Defends Obama, Says G.O.P. 'Doesn't Care' About Job Losses [VIDEO]
• Green light for green cell tower
• Students help students tackle bullying, violence with program
• Bloomberg Talks Guns, Madoff and President Trump [VIDEO]
• Bachelor auction for a cause
• Chinese educators tour BC High
• Morning Read: Ideological Baggage
• Lowey Statement Opposing Foreign Aid Cuts
• The Dog Days of Donor-dom
• NYS Museum Open Sunday, Feb. 27 For 'New York In Bloom'
• Madoff accuses banks of knowing of fraud
• ACC to train Delcath, Irving Tissue workers
• DiNapoli sees problem in Cuomo budget plan
• Banks setting aside billions for public borrowers
• Delmar doc wins Medal of Freedom posthumously
• Penalty for driving, cell phone up in NY
• GlobalFoundries parent acquired
• Family Dollar gets buyout bid from NY hedge fund
• Borders files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Tech Valley Homes becomes Better Homes franchise
• P.F. Chang's earnings up, more restaurants on tap
• Filling vacant Borders' 25,000-foot Saratoga store will be a challenge
• Benefits of Obama budget may be outweighed by tax hikes
• Clear Channel to sell $1 billion in notes
• Committee to Save New York accused of breaking laws
• Inside Latham Circle lane closed for repairs
• Sematech, UAlbany team on health research
• NFIB chooses interim director
• Obama: Use a scalpel, not a machete
• House Members Stand Against Cuts To Public Broadcasting
• Weiner Study Highlights Impact of Republican Budget Plan on Queens
• Albany's No Shows
• The Fourth Estate Bites Back
• Check out Engloria this coming Sunday, Feb. 20th at Jack's Place at 7pm
• Logan Carpenter just performed this past Sunday at Jack's Place. Come see him with his band Restless Streets on Sunday, Feb. 20th at 7pm.
• Rangel Celebrates Exhibit Of Famed Harlem Photography Mentor & Activist
• Elsewhere: Timid Obama, Heroic Bush (No, Not That One)
• Guldi Trial Goes to Jury: 'Jabba the Hutt' to Get Verdict This Week
• The O'Donnell Factor: A Hill Hack Goes Prime-Time Wacko
• Tennessee Doesn't Want Harold Ford Back
• DiNapoli Concerned About Lack of Detail in Budget, Sources of Revenue
• A session with the masters
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO STATEMENT REGARDING MEDAL OF FREEDOM AWARD TO DR. TOM LITTLE
• Special public meeting called on Normanside
• Devils, teens take a slap shot at life
• Congressman Higgins Reports VA Moving Forward on Plans for Veteran Cemetery in WNY
• Quinn's Speech Tackles Debt, Affordable Housing, Parking
• PAC Launches Anti-Double Dipping Campaign
• Cuomo: 'I’m Going to Do What I Said I Was Going to Do'
• Bloomberg Pays Shiva Visit, and Predicts That Obamacare Will Be Unfunded [VIDEO]
• Museum cuts staff, changes hours
• Pizza wars at Proctors creates a pizza paradise
• R’dam employees returned to positions
• THE DAY AFTER VALENTINE'S DAY, NO LOVE FROM CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLICANS
• Police have a person of interest in 1986 disappearance
• Ballston councilwoman won't seek re-election
• Higgins Appointed to House Border and Maritime, Trade, Middle East Subcommittees
• Weiner Makes Common Cause With Orthodox [VIDEO]
• Morning Read: Cut the Fat, Build the Muscle
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO TO ATTEND PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM CEREMONY HONORING DR. TOM LITTLE OF DELMAR
• Newsday: What Obama budget plan might mean for LI
• National Review: King's Speech
• New York Post: NY gets $41M boost in anti-terror funds
• McGinn spouse prevails on request to sell Niskayuna home
• Bethlehem administrators agree to pay freeze
• Saratoga Builders name 2011 board
• Adirondack Trust creates fund for charities
• Executives’ group names new officers
• CB Richard Ellis to buy ING real estate business
• Tense budget talks
• Starbucks signs hotel deal for in-room coffee
• Warren Buffett dumps Bank of America shares, loads up on Wells Fargo
• First Niagara to cut 219 jobs in Conn.
• Hikes in the cost for raw materials leads companies to increase prices
• Tracking the Volt: Who wants one?
• Scandals on rise in NY legislature
• Richardson Brands ends furlough early
• Southern Saratoga chamber names new president, CEO
• Gillibrand introduces property tax relief bill
• NY’s manufacturing activity expanding
• Delta's SkyMiles cuts mileage expiration
• Sematech, UAlbany team on health research
• Obama budget funds Sch’dy reserve center
• Weiner Study Highlights Impact of Republican Budget Plan on New York City
• Elsewhere: Not Manly
• Gillbrand: Giffords is Making 'Remarkable Progress' [VIDEO]
• ENGEL ON OBAMA PROPOSED BUDGET
• ENGEL, HARPER REESTABLISH HOUSE FRAGILE X CONGRESSIONALCAUCUS
• Happy Valentine's Day from the NYCLU
• Scandal One of Top Reasons NY Pols Leave Office, Report Says
• Elmwood vote comes to a tie
• State Senate Democrats Push for a Debate on Ethics Package
• Police probe early morning assault in Saratoga
• Local Politics Guru Azi Paybarah Returns to The Observer
• Higgins Responds to President’s Budget
• King, Grimm Break With Leadership on Proposed Cuts
• Schumer Disciples Crowd His Sunday Style
• BC admins to take wage freeze
• Poll Gives Cuomo Very Favorable News
• Morning Read: Bloomberg's Flights and Lee's Replacements
• J.P. Morgan fund sets sights on new media
• RPI official played role in Mubarak departure
• U.S. deficit to hit $1.65 trillion
• M+W, CH2M compete for $6B Abu Dhabi plant
• Ultimate Electronics going out of business
• Delta gives $313M in profit sharing
• Koetzle joins PIA Management as VP
• ESDC’s Mullen to businesses: Be patient
• Guidarelli will not run for Schenectady mayor
• Poll gives Cuomo, millionaires tax plenty of support
• 200 luxury apartments planned for Halfmoon
• Hewlett-Packard to buy analytics startup Vertica
• Proposed 100,000 square foot 'flex' building project withdrawn in Malta
• New SBA loan program begins Feb. 15
• Tracking the Volt: Almost here
• “Millionaires tax” debated today
• Bethlehem school administrators take salary cut
• Montgomery chamber names officers, adds board members
• Owens Surpasses $1 Million Mark in Constituent Service
• Governors look to cut health benefits to retirees
• Survey: Business, consumer spending to increase at a fast pace
• Rangel: GOP Spending Bill is Reckless and Irresponsible
• Serrano: “C.R. Cuts Are Irresponsible, Extreme”
• Elsewhere: Clinton, McMillan, Mubarak
• Schumer Warns Against 'Radical' Egypt
• 'Abraham Lincoln Is Now Following You on Twitter'
• REP. ENGEL – HOPEFUL FOR THE BIRTH OF A NEW DEMOCRATIC EGYPT
• Think Tank Says That Paid Sick Won't Hurt Business
• Reading the greens
• Planting an idea
• REP. ENGEL APPALLED AT BUDGET CUTS WHICH HURT THE POOR AND SENIOR CITIZENS
• Congressman Chris Lee: The Latest in a Loooong Line of Sex Scandalized New York Pols
• Police: Traffic stop yields cocaine bust
• Spring Semester Open Houses and Info Sessions for All Sage Colleges
• Chris Lee Gets CGI'd [VIDEO]
• South Bethlehem span to see replacement
• Third Parties Get Boost With Judge's Ruling
• Chris Lee Love Interest Comes Forward [VIDEO]
• Morning Read: Guten Tag, Günther Grün!
• New push to sell wine in supermarkets
• CH Energy’s revenue rises, earnings drop
• Adirondack Tire opening 12th location
• How much does your school district spend per student?
• Espey revenue, income up in 2Q
• Gas prices stay steady in Albany area
• Judge Development teaming with Sasaki on Troy City Hall plan
• Chancellor wants set SUNY tuition plan
• Feb. 11: People on the move
• New York exports climb 15% in 2010
• Albany Int’l Corp. reports largest profit in 5 years
• ‘Millionaires tax’ to be topic of debate Feb. 14
• Improved pay raises expected this year
• SUNY leaders want tuition hikes
• 200 jobs to be cut at C.R. Bard’s Queensbury plant
• Two Albany County localities rank among the 25 largest in New York state
• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” in Essex County Next Week
• Amtrak reports strong January
• Loudonville native Warsh resigns from Fed board
• Keeping an Eye out on Budget Cuts
• GE inks deal with Wind Tower Systems
• Elsewhere: Not a Frat House
• Rangel: Gao Report Reveals Cost Benefit Of Health Reform
• Towns Seat Looks Likely to Stay in Towns Family
• Vista financing plan to be restructured
• Schumer, Gillibrand Urge Obama to Declare Post-Christmas Snowstorm a National Disaster
• Ackerman: Rumors of Mubarak's Resignation 'A Sadistic Tease-Up'
• Caputo Applauds Lee’s 'Crisis Control'
• Three arrested in July burglary
• Local Coalition Launches Campaign Against JP Morgan Mortgage Policies
• Weiner Talks Clarence Thomas and Recusal on MSNBC [Video]
• GOP Chairman Ed Cox: Republicans Will Keep 26th District
• Paterson on Cuomo, Crossing the Street and Life After the Executive Mansion
• Morning Read: A Fit, Fun, Classy Guy
• Town settles on membership dues
• No surprise, but it still hurts
• Daily News: Victory for New York City: GOP fails to KO $179M from UN
• Washington Post: Terrorist threat may be at most 'heightened state' since 9/11, Napolitano says
• Daily News: Feds Will Take Input on Zadroga Law
• New York Times: Lawmakers Hear of Threat by Domestic Terrorists
• Maloney hails IRS decision to allow deductibility of breastfeeding equipment
• Revenue doubles for The Radiant Store
• Owens Pushes Free Tax Help for Upstate New York
• Delta less on time, more complained about in 2010
• In time for Valentine's Day: Proctors offers 'Romancing the Grape'
• NJ investment adviser opening Lake George restaurant
• Local home price appreciation outpaces U.S.
• US Airways increasing overweight bag charges
• Two AMD executives departing
• M&T to cut 720 following merger
• Public-employee unions changing tactics
• New York's foreclosure rate near the bottom in U.S.
• Obama to lay out broadband wireless initiative today
• Last dance for Guitar Hero?
• NY congressman resigns after email scandal
• Cuomo wants gay marriage passed this session
• Canestrari secures 3rd term as majority leader
• Schenectady nonprofit opens expanded career center
• Tronco Financial Group sets target for new hires
• Cape Air expands flights out of Albany
• Elsewhere: Farewell Chris Lee
• Chris Lee's Craigslist Moment Was Previewed by Earlier Rumors
• Congressman Chris Lee Resigns
• Bill to Gut U.N. Security Funding Dies on Floor of Congress
• King Reiterates Refusal to Succumb to 'Political Correctness' in Battle Against Domestic Terrorists [VIDEO]
• Statement from Congressman Chris Lee (NY-26)
• Weiner Asks Clarence Thomas to Recuse Himself from Possible Healthcare Hearing
• REP. ENGEL – WOMEN'S HEALTH IS THREATENED BY GOP EFFORTS
• REP. ENGEL – REPUBLICANS MOVE TO CRIPPLE EPA IGNORES SCIENCE IN FAVOR OF POLITICS
• 'Deny The Waiver' Pushes Appeal Against Black
• Council Members Bash Proposed Real Estate Tax Break Extension
• Rep. Christopher Lee's Craigslist Tryst
• Bloomberg Renews Call to Eliminate State Mandates
• Tight vote in Elmwood Park Fire District
• Bloomberg Unveils Hunter's Point South Project
• Paterson to Guest-Host Gambling
• Cuomo Adds Three to His Team
• At House Hearing, Higgins Questions Homeland Security Secretary About Peace Bridge
• Spa City man pleads guilty to conspiracy in off-shore gambling scheme
• Maloney Applauds House Defeat of Attempt to Gut U.N. Security
• Catholic Schools Push Back On Cuomo's Cuts
• Morning Read: So-Called Interests Keeping Their Powder Dry
• Reps. Maloney, Nadler, and King Announce March 3rd Public Information Session on Zadroga Law in NYC
• Daily News: Pete King is right to hold hearings on domestic Islamic extremism, but he must proceed with caution
• Newsday: China counterfeits take 200 LI jobs, string maker says
• Newsday: Muslim lawmaker to testify at King hearing
• Bethlehem photo-history book planned
• Maloney statement on United Nations bill
• Feds expected to reject $560M Catskill casino project
• Glens Falls Hospital adds three to foundation board
• Forecaster expects U.S. to add 2M jobs this year
• Green jobs topic of HVCC panel today
• Patriot Act extension rejected
• Should states be allowed to file for bankruptcy?
• Next iPad reported in production
• Housing values return to pre-bubble prices
• PR group elects new officers, board
• Mayor Stratton to lead Canal Corp.
• State parks should remain open this year
• U.S. Postal Service warns of default
• Rep. Clarke Expresses Opposition to UN Tax Equalization Refund Act
• Audit: NYISO meets reliability standards
• Verizon iPhone presales resume
• Rockaway Natural Gas Terminal Postponed
• We Owe Anthony Coscia Our Gratitude
• Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance Is Proving He Is Up to the Task
• The Many Woes of George O. Guldi: A Hamptons Pol Fights for His Good Name
• The New Dean of the Republican Senate Tries to Keep His Majority Safe, and Maybe Even Make It Grow
• Peter King Tries to Beat Back G.O.P. Security Cuts at U.N
• Elsewhere: Bloomberg Testifies
• BISHOP HOSTS SMALL BUSINESS FORUM ON REGULATORY REFORM AND JOB CREATION
• Walmart Charges Anti-Walmart Site With Copyright Violation
• Woman arrested for menacing, drugs
• Brian Shares Middle East Trip Experiences
• Congress to Vote to Cut U.N. Security Funding Tomorrow
• McCarthy Reminds Eligible Constituents to Claim Their Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
• Gillibrand: G.O.P. Showing 'A Heinous Disregard' for Women [VIDEO]
• King: 'I Will Not Allow Political Correctness' to Stand In Way of Muslim Hearings
• Helping Hannah
• Supervisor's State of Town Address available online
• Vista gains first site plan approval
• Education Advocates Call for Videos Questioning Cuomo's Cuts
• Clucking in the classroom
• Liu: City Failed to Collect $3.35 Million in Taxes
• Congressman Higgins Convenes Service Academy Panel
• Stringer to Call for 'New Partnership' in State of the Borough Today
• Morning Read: Egregious Demands, Clueless Senators and Unhappy Catholics
• This Week At The Egg - February 07, 2011
• Clear Channel parent reports smaller net loss
• Diaper caddy maker acquired by Calif. firm
• Obama tells chamber to invest in U.S.
• President’s budget will give states power to collect more unemployment taxes
• To save money, states are releasing prisoners but increasing parole programs
• Report: New York students aren’t prepared for college
• Auto/Mate adds Toyota to client list
• Troy casting wider net for City Hall developers
• Mashuta to head Proctors board
• Downtown Albany BID celebrates new HQ
• Rangel Hails Nationwide Efforts To Raise Black Hiv Awareness
• Elsewhere: A Campaign Team of Walker, Beam and Cuervo
• De Blasio: 'The Mayoralty Requires a Hands-On Manager' [VIDEO]
• Cuomo's Budget Czar Says Bloomberg's Math is Fuzzy--UPDATE
• BISHOP LEADS PUSH FOR EMERGENCY DREDGE OF LAKE MONTAUK
• Normanside on town's mind
• Gillibrand Teams with Blumenthal to Defend Abortion Rights Before House G.O.P. Onslaught
• After All, It Is Black History Month
• Higgins Requests Meeting with Customs and Border Protection Commissioner
• REP. ENGEL – GOP CONTINUES TO FIGHT BATTLES OF THE PAST
• REP. ENGEL ANNOUNCES GRANT FOR ROCKLAND PARAMEDIC SERVICES
• Maloney Cheers Completion of 1st Second Avenue Subway Tunnel
• Super: schools should close
• County celebrates the past
• Bloomberg Urges Lawmakers to Do Right By New York City
• The Week That Was: The Beginning of the Budget and Pension Battles
• Making a difference half a world away
• Weiner on Glenn Beck: There is a Limited Appetite for Crazy Right Now [VIDEO]
• Morning Read: Politics is the Sort of Ritualized Dance That Makes Argentine Tango Seem Like the Mashed Potato
• Rep. Clarke’s Statement on Grenada’s 37th Independence Anniversary
• 50 NY school supers earn more than $250K; top figure in area is $230K
• Cuomo says school superintendents paid too much
• Planned Clifton Park medical facility takes another step forward
• Bank of America creating delinquent mortgage unit, leaving reverse mortgages
• Adirondack Sports Complex roof collapses
• Sage Computer moves
• Report: 1,400 state police vehicles used for commuting
• AMRI’s net losses grow to $62.9M
• Super Bowl ads leave many wanting
• Trade mission with Canada planned to increase investment to region
• Cavalier named to nfrastructure board
• Owens Named to Small Business Committee
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO SPENDS SUPER SUNDAY VOLUNTEERING FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
• Marty Mocks Bikes While People Perish
• Rangel Honors NY's Oldest Black Owned Flower Shop
• Elsewhere: On Board
• Hundreds of Egyptians Rally in Times Square
• Lawmakers Want New Regs For Chinatown Buses
• The Rob Swainston "Plexus" exhibit opens tonight at the Esther Massry Gallery.
• REP. ENGEL – WHERE IS THE FOCUS ON JOBS?
• Congressman Higgins Comments on US, Canada Border Agreement
• 'Ground Zero Mosque' Imam Out After Comments On Homosexuality
• Senate Dems Back Cuomo's Juvie Justice Reform
• End of the line for Normanside
• Maple Ski Ridge promotes heart health
• Couple wants Nisky to OK fowl play
• Searching for peace and harmony
• Sage taps Augstein-Collins for Associate Athletic Director and Head Women's Volleyball Coach
• Budget tightening begins at Mohonasen
• Meet the AG's New Crew
• LOCAL FIRST RESPONDERS RECEIVE HOMELAND SECURITY GRANTS
• Bloomberg Defends Black Against Hecklers [VIDEO]
• Lee Congratulates Williamsville Student Maria Manna on Acceptance to the U.S. Military Academy
• Higgins Recognizes World Cancer Day
• Painting the town red
• Morning Read: The Hypothetical Nature of the Proceedings
• The political battle for money moves to your television set
• RPI does U-turn on incubator policy
• Adams to shape state’s private-sector policies
• Lobby seeks aggressive new chief
• Hospitals, schools up in arms over Cuomo’s budget; unions decry layoff warning
• Cuomo pursues rare spending cuts in budget, tries to boost state’s business reputation
• Nearing retirement: Q&A
• 10 minutes with Michele McClave
• From the career ladder: Adam Neary
• Ready or not: As Boomers approach retirement en masse, they’ll change the way financial advisers work
• Colonie looks to streamline smaller development process
• Elsewhere: The Weather is Too Damn Cold
• Anti-Smoking Advocates Consider the Next Frontier
• Lawmakers Urge Obama to Meet New York's Homeland Security Needs
• Colonie man arrested for allegedly soliciting child pornography
• Rangel Unveils New Cutting-Edge Website
• Lowey and King Urge Obama to Meet New York Homeland Security Needs in 2012 Budget
• Congressman Higgins Announces February Congress On Your Corner Schedule
• Lowey Announces $256,000 Grant for Yonkers Fire Department
• Schneiderman Charges Companies for Defrauding Haitian Earthquake Victims
• BISHOP HOSTS SMALL BUSINESS REGULATION MODERNIZATION FORUM ON FEBRUARY 7
• Rangel Celebrates National Black History Month
• Rangel Encourages Eligible Residents To File For The Earned Income Tax Credit
• Quinn: Walmart is 'Lying' and 'Hiding'
• Mike Bloomberg Does Not Have A Self-Esteem Problem
• Messina will seek second term
• Artist depicts Saratoga his way
• 'Chip Chowder' at Chowderfest
• Local vet has 'Hallmark' moment
• 'Who' goes there?
• Ulrich Unbothered By Walmart's Absence at Hearing [Video]
• Steven Pearson a graduate of our Center for Art & Design (BA in Studio Art) has a gallery opening called "The Sum of Its Parts" at a University in VA.
• Snuffed Out: Butts Banned from Parks for Good
• REP. ENGEL – SENATE REPUBLICANS CONTINUE TO IGNORE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE'S CONCERNS, THE NEED FOR JOBS
• REP. ENGEL GETS FHFA TO BACK DOWN ON CO-OP FEE INCREASE
• Donovan Takes Wait-and-See Approach on Schneiderman
• Morning Read: The Year of the Anniversary
• Business tips: Coping with snow days
• No tuition hike for SUNY, but more cuts
• Thanks to the feds, energy startups find private investors
• Reforming the Reform: Senate backs 1099 repeal
• $3M SBA grant to provide help for small NY businesses
• Skyway Roofing’s roof collapses
• Building Up Our Students' Education...Not Tearing It Down
• Senate defeats repeal of health care reform
• Merging insurance and banking departments could increase fees
• ActiveHost acquired
• Proctors hosting free Super Bowl party on 4-story tall screen
• CornerStone makes 6th acquisition
• INDEPENDENT COLLEGES NAME BISHOP ADVOCATE OF THE YEAR
• Colonie Town Justice Court closed this evening
• Who goes there?
• Lee Congratulates Williamsville Student Luka Jankovic for Receiving Congressional Award Bronze Medal
• BC: Safe on snow days (for now)
• Flights cancelled at Albany Airport till 2:45 p.m.
• *ALERT* FINANCIAL AID FAIR AT ST. JOSEPH'S POSTPONED
• Walgreens dropped from old CVS project
• Newsday: Group: Expand or cancel hearing on Muslims
• AMRI names VP, general counsel
• 62 major markets add jobs; Albany ranks 61st in U.S.
• Nasdaq gives Plug Power an extension
• Earnings jump 133% for Capital Bank's parent
• Capital Region counties growing
• The worst of the storm is over
• Storm forces more flight cancellations
• Beacon Power expects revenue boost
• Schenectady's Restaurant Week extended
• Albany’s gas prices continue to climb
• Paying for public access
• Nisky tackles school budget concerns
• Rangel Celebrates National Black History Month
• Man arrested for identity theft and two other charges
• Albany County cites 44 violations of 'move over law'
• ENGEL: NEW TRAFFIC LIGHT FOR GRACE AND NEEDHAM AVENUES
• Colonie issues parking advisory
• The College will officially close at 2:30 today due to the snow storm. Classes are canceled & offices closed. The campus will remain closed tomorrow, February 2nd.
• Clifton Park cancels court due to weather
• Game making on a global scale
• Area schools release early
• Rangel Encourages Eligible Residents To File For The Earned Income Tax Credit
• Daily News: King of the Hill
• NBC New York: Wall Street Execs On New Terror Threat Info
• Weekly Standard: Dissecting Radical Islam - The importance of Representative Peter King’s hearings
• This Week At The Egg - January 31, 2011
• Tech Valley High hires business liaison
• Weather grounds more flights
• Owens, Rehberg to Co-Chair Bipartisan House Northern Border Caucus
• Cuomo’s budget plan gets mixed reactions
• Glens Falls Nat’l Bank buys insurance agency
• Glenville apartment complex sells for $22.6M
• Cuomo’s budget seeks to shrink state spending
• A picture is worth a thousand words
• Woman helps her parents 'live on'
• Igniting the spark
• Horses as therapists
• Long Island Needs Blood More Than Ever
• Police ask for public's help
• For those who have not heard--more snow may be on the way for Albany. Pay attention to your local new station or www.weather.com
• Niskayuna officials submit sewer plan to DEC
• SCCC touts tech partnerships
• Lowey, Engel Announce $4.8 Million Grant for Yonkers Fire Department
• Porco appeal moves to state's highest court
• State Police seize drugs, money and guns from residence in Greenfield
• Teens arrested after failed marijuana sale
• National Grid to cut 1,200 jobs, $200M in costs
• Center for Disability Services' telethon raises $2M
• Intel could take $700M hit over chip flaw
• Citizens Bank books Q4 profit
• Wilber Bank’s net income drops
• Girls Inc. sells Albany building
• Voters to have say on Elmwood Park land buy
• Glendale Home to be built onsite, off open space
• Innovation to win the future
• Lee Congratulates Clarence Student George Hermance on Acceptance to the U.S. Air Force Academy
• RA Selection--Last Call!
• Rangel recognizes the 66th Anniversary of Auschwitz Liberation
• Knitting lives together
• Rangel on the Closing of GM Dealership in Harlem
• Lowey, Engel Announce Federal Grant to Re-Hire 16 Yonkers Firefighters
• Bethlehem businesses support STRIDE
• Newsday: Glen Cove 9/11 fragment to be tested by city
• Politico: W.H. supports public safety network
• Hannaford announces first LEED certified store in region
• Senators Coburn and Warner Introduce Lee's STOP Act in Senate
• Membership dues tabled again
• Statement of Rep. Maloney for Hearing on High-Speed Rail Service in NE Corridor
• 325 turn out for Biz Review event to hear what business can expect from Cuomo
• Cuomo names parks commissioner
• Business Council names interim CEO
• WGY’s Christmas Wish campaign raises $102K
• Former Vt. gov., Delaney Group founder join NBT board
• Storm forces air, rail cancellations
• Ken Adams to lead Empire State Development
• Legacy Banks parent ends 2010 with loss
• Fast finish for First Niagara in Q4
• Spending, employment up at local colleges
• Frank Warren wants to hear your secrets
• Town: County Waste charges unfounded
• Alleged fake stockbroker arrested
• BISHOP, NFL PUT CONCUSSIONS LEGISLATION BACK IN PLAY
• Brian Calls for Renewed Focus on Cancer Research
• Glendale Nursing Home plans to be revealed
• In Wake of President’s Call for Infrastructure Investment, Export Expansion and Job Creation, Higgins Pushes for Peace Bridge Construction
• Short days call for short getaways
• Queensbury teen arrested after underage drinking party
• Ron Pucherelli class of 2000, Animator PDI for Dreamworks, worked on the animated film "How to train your Dragon"--which has now been nominated for an academy award!!
• Congressman Chris Lee Comments on President Obama's State of the Union Address
• REP. ENGEL – STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS STRONG, URGES BIPARTISAN ATMOSPHERE TO TRANSLATE TO GOVERNING
• Newsday: Unions, lawmakers seek wider Zagroda coverage
• Daily News: State of the Union: Giffords' team breaks Twitter silence for aide who will sit with Michelle Obama
• Newsday: Local politicians react to Obama speech
• Glen Oaks cleared of oak wilt
• Obama looks to business to help U.S. win global contest
• Owens Introduces Bill to Repeal 1099 Reporting Requirement from Health Reform Law
• WAMC kicks off $1M fund drive
• WERC adds to board
• New Yorkers to Cuomo: Freeze state workers’ pay
• Owens Named to Agriculture Subcommittees
• Wine & Dine fest yields $51K for charity
• Bank of America sued by mortgage investors for “massive fraud”
• US Airways swings to $28M profit for 4Q
• Albany Institute executive director Miles resigns
• FDA warns Angio about marketing claims
• State of the Union: Full text
• County funding for Vista road uncertain
• Congressman Higgins’ Response to the State of the Union Address
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
• TONKO: PRESIDENT SETS RIGHT TONE FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY
• Del Gallo shuffles staff
• REMS grant covers two new vehicles
• BISHOP CONTINUES FIGHT AGAINST TAXPAYER SUBSIDIES FOR OUTSOURCING
• Unique Scholarship Opportunity--check it out!
• Lee Votes to Cut Spending, Return Fiscal Responsibility to Washington
• Story sparks national interest in L-Ken's sign
• Rangel Statement on State of the Union Address
• Familiar message, new forum
• Hamagrael kids lend a hand
• DA addresses stalking for awareness month
• Reps. Maloney, Nadler, and King call on NIOSH to conduct local public information session on ...
• Rep. Maloney hails Peruvian Court Decision Ratifying Parole for Lori Berenson
• This Week At The Egg - January 24, 2011
• Bipartisan Upstate Delegation Will Sit Together at State of the Union
• Residents hear project updates ‘Around Town’
• Alleged Colonie heroin dealer arrested
• Buhrmaster kicked from county IDA
• Scotia Diner to be replaced with housing
• Higgins Wants National Attention on Cancer Research
• BC budget forum hits cyberspace
• BISHOP INVITES AIRMAN FROM 106TH TO STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
• Rep. Engel Celebrates Return of $15 Million to American Taxpayers
• Washington Post: Hearings on Muslims trigger panic
• 9/11 Health Bill Authors Provide Info About New Law
• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” Next Week
• Obama electrifies GE
• Smithsonian Exhibit On Ants Opens At State Museum January 29, 2011
• Landfill RFP issued, but not without debate
• Fostering respect
• Lee Congratulates Lockport Student Emelie Gidley for Receiving Congressional Award Silver Medal
• Farmland Protection Plan a first for Ballston
• BISHOP, SCHUMER PUSH FOR ARMY CORPS TO DREDGE MONTAUK HARBOR
• BC pushes for expanded computer program
• CDTA announces BusPlus express route
• Congressman Higgins & Mayor Brown Announce $322,400 Federal Fire Grant for Buffalo
• Congressman Chris Lee Participates in National Blood Donor Month
• Lee Congratulates Emelie Gidley of Lockport on Acceptance to the United States Naval Academy
• Strong showing at DEC's Lafarge hearing
• Rep. Maloney Attends Dedication of New LaGuardia Airport Tower
• Higgins Named to Homeland Security Committee
• Weiner on GOP Bill to “Consider” Health Care Reform
• Museum’s Evolution Series To Feature Cooking Demos
• Life On Repeat Announces Spring 2011 Tour Schedule
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VIII, #1
• Rangel Welcomes Bipartisan Tax Reform
• Sage's Dr. Leibo to Appear Live on TV During President Obama's Visit Jan. 21
• For prospective students....who are interested in psychology...could be you in a few years!
• Local pair are 'lounge lizards'
• Talking through tiling
• CP going solar?
• Cell tower in the final stretch
• BISHOP NAMED RANKING MEMBER OF WATER RESOURCES SUBCOMMITTEE
• Schumer, Gillibrand, Higgins, King: Foot-Dragging By Feds Puts Billions of Dollars for NY Hospitals at Risk – Officials Urge Feds To Extend Deadline So Hospital Projects Can Move Forward
• Maloney hails Surgeon General's "Breastfeeding Call to Action"
• Higgins Fighting to Reduce Prescription Drug Costs for Seniors
• REP. ENGEL – SEN. LIEBERMAN A DEDICATED PUBLIC SERVANT, GOOD FRIEND
• REP. ENGEL – TAKING AWAY HEALTH CARE FROM 30 MILLION AMERICANS IS A WASTE OF THE PEOPLE'S TIME
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Fights To Save HealthCare Reform
• Rep. Clarke Opposes Healthcare Repeal Legislation
• Rangel on Healthcare Repeal: "It's Political, Not to Worry"
• BISHOP VOTES AGAINST HEALTH REFORM REPEAL
• Have pen, will write
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO STATEMENT ON HOUSE HEALTH CARE REPEAL VOTE
• Latham Water Tanks to be demo'd starting tomorrow
• Lee Says Taxpayers, Patients and Families Deserve Better from Health Care Reform
• Brian Stands Against Repeal of Health Law
• Opposition to H.R. 2 Patients' Rights Repeal Act
• Undergraduate Admissions is reviewing applications for Fall 2011! Submit your application by February 1st for guaranteed scholarship consideration. www.strose.edu/apply or call 800.637.8556 x 1 with questions.
• Lowey Announces $1.9M Grant for White Plains Fire Bureau
• As US, China Presidents Meet, Higgins Joins House Members Encouraging Administration to Press China on Unfair Economic Policies
• Gregory's Barber Shop cuts to fight cancer
• Competitive education funding worries school administrators
• L-Ken's to be demo'd
• Statement By Congressman Brian Higgins on Health Care Repeal Vote
• REP. ENGEL CAUTIONS AGAINST RE-OPENING THE "DONUT" HOLE
• BISHOP TO CONTINUE SERVICE ON TRANSPORTATION AND EDUCATION COMMITTEES
• Newsday: CANADA: PM talks security with LI's King
• Owens Announces Service Academy Nominations
• Arrow Financial reports net income up
• A.J. Wright store in Troy to become T.J. Maxx
• Goldman Sachs reports 38% earnings drop
• New Yorkers optimistic real estate market will rebound
• SUNY Chancellor Zimpher calls for 5-year tuition plan
• IBM beats Street with record 4Q profit
• Schumer wants China business changes
• Cuomo makes appointments to lobby watchdog group
• San Francisco semiconductor supplier KLA-Tencor to open office near GlobalFoundries
• What If? How Health Care Repeal Would Bite the Big Apple
• Up To 300,000 Residents In Rangel’s District May Risk Losing Healthcare Coverage
• Lee's Legislation to Cut Wasteful Spending Expected to Pass House Today
• Rep. McCarthy, Advocates Introduce Bill to Ban High-Capacity Ammo Magazines
• Due to the weather classes beginning on or after 4pm on January 18 are cancelled. Offices will close at 4pm.
• Snow ride
• Maloney, Slaughter call on Federal Reserve to revise proposed “ability to pay” rules ...
• This Week At The Egg - January 17, 2011
• Survey sees improvement in NY manufacturing activity
• New Yorkers back caps on property taxes, state spending
• Several flights canceled at Albany Int'l Airport
• Wadsworth creates lab science master’s program
• Spring 2011 semester starts tomorrow! Don't forget to check your student account for class locations and times!
• Bethlehem police seek missing man
• Rangel Honors Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Rangel Praises Obama’s Outreach To The Cuban People
• Plastic recycling requirements expanded
• Nisky board member appointed to national panel
• From beer trip to felony DWI arrest
• Chiodos Announces Co-Headline Tour With Emarosa
• Sch'dy man arrested for DWI after accident
• Rep. Clarke Commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Rangel Applauds New Treasury Prepaid Debit And Payroll Card Pilot Program
• Hair-raising help
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO STATEMENT REGARDING THE RESCHEDULING OF PRESIDENT OBAMA'S VISIT TO SCHENECTADY
• Congressman Higgins & Mayor Polanski Announce Over $156,000 for Lackawanna Fire Department
• Exclusive: BC plans to put a computer in every student's hands
• Lee named Co-Chair of the Congressional Dairy Farmers Caucus
• Weiner Announces Legislation to Honor Jewish War Chaplains
• Local lawmakers respond to Cuomo’s address
• Officials outline state of Colonie
• Former attorney sentenced to prison, restitution
• Congratulations Coach Darling Gutheil!!
• Vista developers seeking tax-exempt bonding
• Murphy appoints part-time assistant DA
• LOCAL FIRST RESPONDERS RECEIVE HOMELAND SECURITY GRANTS
• Membership dues hot topic at Bethlehem org meeting
• Massapequan Observer: King Regains Committee Chairmanship
• Owens’ Staff to Hold “Mobile Office Hours” Next Week
• REP. ENGEL URGES THE WORLD TO REMEMBER AND HELP THE PEOPLE OF HAITI, ONE YEAR AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE
• Del Gallo pulls the pump on tax-free gas for REMS
• Schalmont school closure possible to cut expenses
• Dashing through the snow
• Bethlehem Oks Verizon television
• Attention Current Students: Still time to make schedule adjustments or register for spring classes! Last day to add/drop is January 25!
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO TO VISIT JOHNSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL ON FRIDAY
• McCarthy Speaks in Support of Resolution to Condemn the Horrific Shooting in Arizona
• We Must Not Waver In Our Commitment To Haiti
• Standing Up To Gun Violence
• Rangel Attends Memorial Service For Jazz Legend Dr. Billy Taylor
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Recognizes the Tucson Arizona Shooting
• Glenville begins year with change
• N. Colonie holds third budget forum
• Guilderland gears up for Restaurant Week
• State Police in Wilton make grand larceny arrest
• Higgins Speaks on the House Floor to Honor Victims of Attack in Tucson
• BISHOP CONGRESSIONAL RECORD STATEMENT ON HOUSE RESOLUTION IN RESPONSE TO TUCSON TRAGEDY
• Tractor trailer breaks through guardrail
• Bethlehem sends out corrected tax bills
• has declared a snow day! All college offices are closed. Safe travels to all!
• IBM: December online retail sales up 12% over 2009
• Storm disrupts air travel, other activities
• AMD board-CEO clash led to resignation
• Senators receive committee appointments
• Journal Register, Critical Media deal will lead to more online news videos
• Special Announcement: Making Sure The City Plows Our Streets
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Recognizes the One Year Anniversary of Haiti Earthquake
• Higgins Announces Additional $ 196.5 Million in HEAP Funds to New York State
• Saratoga County residents can receive emergency alerts
• Is excited to remind students that the Spring 2011 semester officially kicks off 1 week from today--Tuesday, January 18th!!
• Police: Burglary leads to Four Corners crash
• Higgins Asks USDOT to Safeguard Local Taxpayers from Costs with New Federal Street Sign Regulations
• Police: Golub Corporation secretary stole $300,000
• Brookside to host Victorian tea party
• Marching with King
• Rangel on the Passing of Ashley Turton
• Applying to college in a digital world
• Newsday: LI congressmen review security needs
• Newsday: King refuses to expand Muslim hearing's scope
• This Week At The Egg - January 10, 2011
• New York tops Mass. in Internet startup deals
• Verizon: Feb. 10 release for iPhone 4
• Lynn Smith fights SEC’s plan to sell her Fla. home
• GlobalFoundries capital spending to hit $5.4B
• Higgins Joins Gillibrand Announcing New Proposal to Spur Innovation and Job Creation in Buffalo and Western New York
• Man arrested for grand larceny, scams
• Author to read at discussion group at Maplewood Manor
• Rep. Clarke's Statement on Rep. Gabrielle Giffords Shot in Arizona
• A Congressman's first day
• County takes aim at sodium
• BC budgeting schedule set
• Newsday: Officials warn of Arizona copycat attacks
• Rep. Rangel on the Shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON SHOOTING INVOLVING CONGRESSWOMAN GABRIELLE GIFFORDS
• Statement from Rep. Carolyn Maloney Regarding yesterday’s tragic events
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO STATEMENT REGARDING TODAY'S TRAGIC EVENT IN ARIZONA
• Statement By Congressman Brian Higgins
• Rangel: Gop’s Nocare Plan Is A Job-Killer And Disaster
• REP. ENGEL FIGHTS HEALTH CARE REPEAL, CALLS THE REPUBLICAN BILL "POLITICAL THEATER"
• REP. ENGEL - ENCOURAGED BY POSITIVE JOBS STATISTICS
• County announces flu vaccine clinic
• NEW HOUSE RULES WILL KILL CONSTRUCTION JOBS, SAY BISHOP AND INDUSTRY LEADERS
• Congressman Gibson on ABC's 'This Week'
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO STATEMENT REGARDING PRESIDENT OBAMA'S VISIT TO GENERAL ELECTRIC IN SCHENECTADY ON TUESDAY
• McCarthy Announces Opening of 2010 Fire Prevention and Safety Grant Program Application Period
• Site can 'connect your world'
• Remembering your roots
• Judges caretakers of history
• Company links job seekers with employers
• This just in...graduate of the music education program--Dennis McCumber teaching and performing in NYC.
• Maloney Statement on December employment numbers
• REP. ENGEL – REDUCED CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET A "SYMBOLIC" GESTURE
• Study finds high mercury levels in Ravena subjects
• A year-round window
• Spa City declares snow emergency
• Prospective Undergraduate student Open House--January 15th! Admissions & Financial Aid Presentations, campus tours & time to get to know current students. RSVP online at: www.strose.edu/visits
• Alumni update...
• Nisky chicks kicked from coop
• BISHOP VOTES TO CUT HOUSE BUDGET BY 5 PERCENT
• O’Rourke to step down as Planning Board Chair
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO TAKES ACTION AGAINST REPUBLICAN EFFORT TO REPEAL HEALTH CARE REFORM
• DEC reaches settlement with Nisky
• Lee Named to Two Key Posts on House Ways and Means Committee
• Higgins Hails Passage of Funding for Local Air Quality Grants
• A Look Back at 2010
• Rangel Honors Three Kings Day
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO TO TESTIFY TODAY BEFORE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE
• As Constitution is read aloud, Maloney, Menendez, Nadler, Moore cite need for Equal Rights Amendment
• Rotterdam gets organized
• Weiner Releases Open Letter to GOP Members
• U.S. Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Sworn - in the 112th Congress
• U.S Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Recognizes the 1st Year Anniversary of Haiti Earthquake
• RANGEL: LET'S GET DOWN TO FIXING AMERICA
• REP. ENGEL – HOPEFUL FOR A PRODUCTIVE 112TH CONGRESS
• BISHOP HIGHLIGHTS NEW BENEFITS OF HEALTH REFORM AND COST OF REPEAL TO NEW YORKERS
• Its that time of year again--students interested in enrolling at Saint Rose this fall should start the process of applying for Financial Aid--go to www.fafsa.gov to get started. Saint Rose school code: 002705
• Messina delivers State of Town
• Congressman Chris Lee Sworn-In, Says Creating Jobs and Cutting Spending Will Be "Front and Center" of Agenda
• DOT warns of open water, thin ice near Rt.9P bridge
• Building Bridges to Cheektowaga’s Economic Growth
• CSEA, PEF ‘mourn’ layoffs
• 9/11 Health Bill Authors Pay Tribute to Det. James Zadroga
• New Yorkers’ confidence level falls in December
• Trans World holiday sales fall 22%
• AngioDynamics reports income up, revenue down in 2Q
• Owens Sworn into 112th Congress, Continues ‘War on Debt’
• Vista back on the radar
• Rep. Israel & United Way Hold YouthBuild Conference to Connect YouthBuild Students and ...
• Bethlehem Chamber selects new president
• Police search for trucks in fatal vehicle-pedestrian accident
• New wood boiler regs passed
• WHY CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM IS NEEDED
• Higgins Announces Application Period for Federal Fire Prevention & Safety Grants
• Daily News: More anti-terror cash for NYC? Rep. Pete King set to take control of Homeland Security Committee
• The Washington Post: White House may challenge bill's Guantanamo provisions
• The Washington Post: Incoming House GOP chairmen have a long list of issues to investigate
• Owens Presses GOP to Increase Openness in Rules Process
• Mohon honors past athletes
• A cold reunion
• Local girls wins on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Nisky super to leave district
• Clifton Park man arrested on multiple charges
• New York Post: Prez inks 9/11 bill
• New radio station WQSH debuts
• New law has motorists moving over in 2011
• Happy New Year!
• Rangel Announces New Healthcare Provisions to be Implemented in the New Year
• New York 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Wishing everyone a Happy & Safe New Year's Eve!
• Safe Ride Home on New Year's Eve
• IMPORTANT HEALTH CARE PROVISIONS TAKE EFFECT ON JANUARY 1
• Niksy student gathers sleeping bags for homeless
• Program to show 'love for all, hatred for none'
• Local non-profit looks for mentors
• Glenville OKs contracts with CSEA and highway
• Coats for vets
• New York Post: King-size ideas on immigration
• Newsday: King to press immigration enforcement
• Cuomo's State of the State address to break from tradition
• NY, Ohio funds get lead in BP suit
• WRGB promotes Corey Ausfeld to general sales manager
• Unemployment rate hits 10-year peak in 112 U.S. markets
• Hobby Lobby set for February opening
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Expresses Deep Concern about Slow Snow Clean Up in New York City
• Saint Rose Music Student orchestrated a Flash Mob early last week at Crossgates mall.
• McGarry to run for R’dam supervisor
• Going ‘green’ in a click
• Greatest generation, meet next generation
• Or try this direct link to the Friday Knights story!
• Saint Rose Friday Knights Program was featured on the Today Show just this morning. Look for the title 'Friday Knights' Battle Autism on the link.
• Rangel Ranks #1 in the Number of Bills Passed
• Rangel Hails 111th Congress Accomplishments
• Father in Wilton shooting charged
• Kilimanjaro quest ends
• Police presents
• Second 'Meat House' comes to Saratoga
• Larceny suspect arrested
• Historic Albany Foundation Holiday Wishes and Holiday Happenings
• Happy Holidays from The Spotlight
• Rep. Clarke Applauds New SBA Programs
• Rep. Clarke Wishes Brooklyn Residents a Safe Holiday Season and Happy New Year
• This Time Next Year To Record New Album With Chad Gilbert In January 2011
• SJCC celebrates 90 years
• Voters deny Mohon upgrades
• 12-year-old shot in Wilton
• 'Live Creatively' at First Night
• Graphic Design Alumni at Work Mike Wasilewski '05, Art Director, Radical Media, NY, NY, concepted, wrote and art directed this music video to celebrate Tommy Hilfiger's 25th anniversary - filmed in March and launched in early November, 2010. Ch
• Rep. McCarthy Applauds the Passage of the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act.
• 9-11 HEALTH BILL FINALLY PASSED SENATE; HOUSE SENDS IT TO THE PRESIDENT
• DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL IS OFFICIALLY REPEALED
• The James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act Heads to the President's Desk
• Rangel Applauds Passage of 9-11 Healthcare Workers Bill
• START TREATY PASSAGE IMPORTANT FOR U.S. SECURITY
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO STATEMENT ON PASSAGE OF THE 9/11 HEALTH AND COMPENSATION ACT
• SPCA chief answers web flap
• Fourth graders give 'bear hugs'
• is wishing everyone Happy Holidays and a joyous New Year
• Higgins Announces Passage of Food Safety Bill
• Higgins Votes for America COMPETES Act
• House Passes H.R. 3082, Making Further Continuing Appropriations for Fiscal Year 2011
• Rangel & Congress Pass New Food Safety Law
• Housing for the Disabled Gets a Federal Boost
• New York Post: Meek Mike's terror error
• New York Post: Holder's epiphany
• Daily News: Fighting for sign to honor lost boxing arena Sunnyside Garden
• Politico: Dems fear absentees will kill 9/11 bill
• New York Post: The enemy within
• Chris Hughes files suit seeking clean record
• New Law Helps Preserve Senior Housing
• NY dims tanning bed operations
• Capital Region home sales drop 33%
• Berkshire Hills acquiring Legacy for $108M
• Rep. Clarke's Statement on Cipha Sounds' Derogatory Remarks Made on Hot 97
• Police seek help identifying suspect
• All is quiet on campus now--awaiting grades to be posted!
• A pig phenomenon
• Three rail crossings face closure in Ballston
• SENATE CLAIMS TO HAVE VOTES TO PASS 9-11 HEALTH
• New Rules Will Ensure We All Know Who's Flying Our Airplane, Lee Says
• REP. ENGEL – TAX DEAL HAS MORE PROBLEMS THAN BENEFITS
• REP. ENGEL – BP LAWSUIT MAY BE BEST WAY FOR JUSTICE
• HOUSE PASSES DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL REPEAL…AGAIN
• TRUTH IN CALLER ID ACT FIGHTS SPOOFING
• BHBL grad goes Hollywood
• Man charged with hate crime in Saratoga
• Police pursuit of Sch’dy man ends in crash
• Nisky tames DEC through negotiations
• Rep. McCarthy Statement on the Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Act of 2010
• The DREAM Act Blocked in the Senate
• Repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell Passes the Senate
• Legion honors wounded Westerlo vet
• Hot Harry's coming to Glenmont
• Rep. Maloney Joins Mayor Bloomberg at Press Conference to Push Senate Vote on 9/11 Health Bill
• Congressman Towns' Statement on Voting No on the Compromise Tax Bill
• Newsday: New hope for passage of Zadroga Act
• Daily News: Rep. Peter King to hold hearings on 'radicalization' of American Muslims, critics fear witchhunt
• A basket of cheer
• Boght Hills Class creates holiday song
• Guilty plea in Delmar arson
• Guard unit transfers command
• Nisky BOE OKs full-day K
• Ordinary girl, bionic fingers
• YouTube Adds New Way for Viewers to Flag Terrorist Videos
• Rep. Clarke's statement on the House Passing the Senate Tax Proposal
• BISHOP VOTES FOR MIDDLE CLASS TAX RELIEF, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE EXTENSION
• Academies alumna inspires students
• Officially the last day of the Fall semester--farwell to all of our students!! Enjoy the break--rest up for the spring semester (starts January 18th!)!
• Higgins Votes for Middle Class, Small Business Tax Relief
• New York Times: Muslim 'Radicalization' Is Focus of Planned Inquiry
• The Captiol: Taking The Throne
• 14th Annual Hannaford Capital Holiday Lights
• Lee Votes to Stop Massive Tax Hike on Families and Small Businesses
• Colonie Building Director retires
• Higgins Votes to Expand Education and Job Training for Veterans
• Medicare changes discussed
• Plotter Kill Preserve acquires new ground
• Multi-type subdivision planned for North Bethlehem
• Town looking for 'Idol' contendors
• House Passes Towns Legislation to Protect Pedestrians from Safety Risks Associated with Quiet Cars
• House Passes Repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell
• Higgins Announces House Passage of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Repeal
• A battle of the bells
• Man steals purse, slapped with a felony
• Comp. Plan Review meeting loses focus, again
• Lee Announces $46,800 for the North Tonawanda Fire Department
• Two more days of finals--then a much deserved break for our students!!
• Police seek info on credit card theft
• Students sing 'Music for the Holidays
• The 'parentology' of parenting
• Higgins Announces Additional $69 Million in HEAP Funds to New York State
• This Time Next Year Announces East Coast Tour
• NYS Museum Will Celebrate Public Health
• House Passes the Museum and Library Services Act
• Tax District voted down
• Congressman Higgins, Business Leaders Sound Alarm on Economic Development Program Omitted from Fed Tax Relief Bill
• REP. ENGEL – AMBASSADOR HOLBROOKE WAS A "TRUE AND HONORABLE STATESMAN"
• Comp. Plan meeting takes a different turn
• Rangel & Local Leaders Call On Senate To Pass The Dream Act
• REP. ENGEL – HEALTH CARE RULING A STEP BACK FOR AMERICANS
• This Week At The Egg - December 13, 2010 Update
• Former Kmart garners a Target
• Congressman Chris Lee to Hold Innovative Twitter Town Hall
• Reps. Lee and Higgins and Senators Schumer and Gillibrand Join With Flight 3407 Families to Call On Department of Transportation to Fully Enforce Aviation Safety Reforms
• HEALTHeLINK Awarded $10 Million Grant from Department of Health to Lead to Lead Public Health Initiative
• Reps. Higgins and Lee and Senators Schumer and Gillibrand Join With Flight 3407 Families to Call On Department of Transportation to Fully Enforce Aviation Safety Reforms
• Saint Rose students run the Help Yourself Academy--at nearby Pine Hills Elementary School.
• A slice of life
• Appetite for reading benefits charity
• Reps. Maloney & Nadler Respond to Senate GOP Smear Campaign Against 9/11 Health Bill
• Politico: W.H. launches charm offensive with new GOP chairs
• Historic Albany Foundation and Fort Orange Club Settlement
• Albany Last Run 5K 2010
• Albany Med receives $50K gift from foundation
• Former DEC commissioner joins Environmental Advocates
• Nixon Peabody appoints new CEO
• Paterson bans hydrofracking practice
• Groundbreaking set for $2M shelter
• Stop by the Jack's Place in the CCIM tonight at 9 to check out "Rockin For Life"! An event sponsored by Jack's Place & Relay for Life. Donations are welcome and will go to the American Cancer Society. With 8 bands performing you
• National Archives Releases New Report Requested By Rep. ...
• Rangel Deplores 9/11 Health Bill Filibuster By Senate Republicans
• SPCA officers need a lift
• Colonie IDA to hold vague, unannounced public hearing
• REP. ENGEL – FCC "FOLLOWING MY DIRECTIVE" TO END BROADCASTING BLACKOUTS
• BISHOP PUSHES SOCIAL SECURITY COLA FOR TAX CUT PACKAGE
• Celebrate the holidays with the Music Department--Concert at 8 pm tonight in the Picotte Recital Hall (Massry Center for the Arts)! A great evening to spend indoors getting into the holiday spirit!
• Four women arrested at massage parlor again
• Advocates frustrated with study results
• Proposed REMS audit postponed
• An education that’s out of this world
• MALONEY CALLS FOR RELEASE OF GILAD SHALIT AT AAJLJ RALLY
• Lee Selected to Help Lead Prominent Education Caucus
• SENATE FAILS TO PASS DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL
• Chiodos Announces UK Tour Dates
• SBA expands Patriot Express loan program
• Owens Votes to Protect Medicare and TRICARE
• Senate Fails to Pass the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act
• House Passes Legislation To Help Stop a 25% Cut In Medicare Payments to Doctors
• Event marks 22 years of hope
• Rotterdam clears vision on parks plan
• SCCC hosts ‘slow food’ event celebrating Terra Madre Day
• SENIORS' ACCESS TO DOCTORS PROTECTED FOR ONE YEAR
• REP. ENGEL – INCREASED FLIGHTS OVER ROCKLAND UNACCEPTABLE
• SENATE FAILS TO PASS 9-11 HEALTH BILL
• Lee Appointed to Influential Ways and Means Committee
• Wishing all of our students luck as they head into the finals! & look forward to the long break!
• Guadalupe celebration at St. Thomas
• Tests are negative for radioactive contamination
• Doctor promotes Colonie EMS’ success
• A miraculous recovery
• School Psychology Association at Saint Rose has invited Elena Evans (school psychologist at the Taconic Hills Central School District in Columbia County) to share her work in Haiti following the island's natural disasters. Tonight at 5 pm.
• Planning Board gives Verstandig's project the OK
• Reps: Add 9/11 Health Bill to Tax Cut Package
• Reps. Maloney, Dent hail Senate passage of 2020 Census reforms
• REP. ENGEL SUPPORTS HOUSE-PASSAGE OF DREAM ACT
• Newsday: King named House homeland security chairman
• Newsday: LI boy's death may mean cameras in all cars
• Daily News: Tie Zadroga to tax bill, New York pols Pete King, Jerrold Nadler and Carolyn Maloney urge
• Statements of Reps. Maloney & Nadler on Today’s Senate Vote on 9/11 Health Bill
• We Came As Romans To Perform On 2011 Vans Warped Tour
• Rangel Joins House in Supporting DREAM Act
• Cuomo reaches settlement with second Albany lobbyist
• NY voters: Budget woes top priority
• 30 U.S. school districts have poverty rates above 50%; NY district is worst
• Weiner Calls On Congress to Pass Unemployment Insurance Extension
• House Passes Weiner’s GOLD Act
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke's Statement on the Passing of Elizabeth Edwards
• The Seniors Protection Act Fails to Pass the House
• Rep. Clarke Calls on the House to Pass the DREAM Act
• The DREAM Act Passes the House of Representatives
• Peer Educators Safe and Sober Holiday & DWI Awareness
• Further charges brought against alleged driver in fatal accident
• McCarthy Announces Reauthorization of Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act
• REP. ENGEL – SOCIAL SECURITY AID FOR SENIORS FAILS TO PASS HOUSE
• REP. ENGEL – INCREASED FLIGHTS OVER ROCKLAND UNACCEPTABLE
• Higgins Shocked by House Vote Denying $250 Cost of Living Relief for Seniors on Social Security
• Students send holiday greetings from afar
• Slurping, smiling and scavenging with Santa
• Friendly’s rebirth in Albany
• Preparing for winter
• Albany International overcomes security measure obstacles
• BHS students stage 'Merchant'
• Wilton woman gets a 'Friendly' surprise
• Newsday: LI pols mixed on Obama tax cut compromise
• Washington Post: Rep. Peter King interview (Part 1)
• New Stewart’s opens in Chatham
• Nasdaq: Plug stock subject to delisting
• Continental, United top October on-time flights
• Lazar joins Teal, Becker & Chiaramonte
• Ball to buy European can, bottle maker Aerocan for $293M
• This Week At The Egg - Dec 6, 2010 Update
• Legislators pass 2011 budget
• Educational Leadership Doctoral Candidates Present Research
• County opens agricultural district application period
• On Allegations of FEC Investigating Rep. Rangel
• Study finds little certainty on Lafarge's health impact
• The Golden Knights Womens Soccer Team put forth a great effort last week at the NCAA Tournament national semifinals. Very proud of the team for a 3 straight season with a trip to the National Tournament!
• Chamber hosts shopping expo
• Congressman Owens Praises Move to Extend Stop-Loss Deadline
• PBS Documentary Coming To New York State Museum
• 2010 Endangered Historic Resource List
• Remembering & Fighting for Loved Ones on World AIDS Day
• Over 300 march in Bethlehem Holiday Parade
• House Passes Tax Relief Bill
• Rangel: So Much to Be Done to Ease the Pain
• Nisky chicks ruffle town’s feathers
• CONGRESSMAN ELIOT ENGEL STATEMENT ON NRC INDIAN POINT REPORT
• Woman arrested for grand larceny
• REP. ENGEL URGES SENATE ACTION TO HELP JOBLESS
• Tedisco calls for panel to help reduce deficit
• Rep. Engel Witnesses Kosovo-Honduras Establishment of Relations
• Rep. Engel Condemns Brazilian Recognition of Palestine along 1967 Borders as "Severely Misguided"
• Congressman Higgins Announces December Congress on Your Corner Sites
• Tune in to gov't, for a price
• Doctor promotes Colonie EMS’ success
• Marines give to Uncle Shawn's Hugs
• A cut in salary worries Colonie Historian
• Students get ready for blast off
• Kicking up their heels
• The House Passes the S. 3307, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act
• Rep. Clarke's statement on Rep. Rangel's Censure Vote
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VII, #24
• BISHOP VOTES FOR PASSAGE OF MIDDLE CLASS TAX CUTS
• Nisky faces penalties for sewers
• REP. ENGEL VOTES FOR THE MIDDLE CLASS
• Holiday Parade around the corner
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO VOTES TO CONTINUE TAX CUTS FOR WORKING AND MIDDLE INCOME FAMILIES
• Rep. McCarthy Votes to Expand Access and Improve Nutritional Quality of Meals in Schools and Child Care
• Rep. McCarthy Statement on Extending Tax Cuts for Middle Class Families
• Bethlehem to become site of two studies
• Woman gets nine years for stabbing husband
• Taking 'take out' online
• Shop, search, give back
• Family pins hope on new bowling center
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke's Statement on World AIDS Day
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Continues to Fight for Haiti
• House Passes Help HAITI Act of 2010
• Rep. McCarthy Supports Legislation to Improve Nutrition for American Children
• HANUKKAH MESSAGE FROM CONGRESSMAN BISHOP
• Congresswoman McCarthy Recognizes National Work and Family Month
• Police: Chemicals could have made bomb
• Reps. Urge Senate Not to Filibuster 9/11 Health Bill
• Rep. Towns' Statement on the Celebration of Hanukkah
• REP. MALONEY HAILS REPORT ON “DON’T ASK, DON’T TELL”, URGES SWIFT REPEAL OF POLICY
• Holiday House Tour! 'Ring Around The Park' and 'Winter Wonder Lark'
• Owens Issues Statement in Support of Schumer’s Tax Cut Plan
• Weiner, Gillibrand and Colleagues Push for Senate Passage Of 9/11 Health and Compensation Act
• Rep. Clarke's statement on House Passing 4.6 Billion for Minority Farmers
• UPDATE: Source says Sanchez brother involved in Hazmat situation
• Honoring Fort Drum's 10th Mountain Division
• REP. ENGEL URGES SENATE TO REPEAL "DON'T ASK, DON'T TELL"
• Sage to hold "Jumpers for Jacob" game on Dec. 7
• BISHOP STATEMENT SUPPORTING UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE EXTENSION
• House to Vote on Lee's Proposal to Cut Wasteful Spending
• Learning to live a healthier lifestyle
• Innovative up and running
• Health-care group gets $2.5 million
• Peer Education Program Participates in State Wide Press Conference
• Wikileaks Reveals Saudi Role in Terror Funding
• Rep. Towns Applauds Implementation of Regulations Designed to Ensure Consumers Get More Value for Their Health Insurance Premiums
• Towns' Statement on House Passage of Pigford, Cobell Settlements
• This Week At The Egg - November 29, 2010 Update
• Legislature passes on making budget cuts
• NY lawmakers stick with same leaders
• REP. ENGEL VOTES TO PROTECT SENIORS' ACCESS TO DOCTORS
• I-90 and I-787 ramp closure Tuesday
• Divided board passes Nisky budget
• Del Gallo asks for audit of REMS
• Glenville OKs amended town budget
• BC think tank points to facilities
• Rep. Yvette D. Clarke Calls for Haitian 2010 Elections to Uphold Safety, Democracy and Transparency
• Newsday: Rep. King urges U.S. to take action against Wikileaks
• Daily News: WikiLeaks should be designated a 'foreign terrorist organization,' Rep. Pete King fumes
• Daily News: Pols, 9/11 survivors make eleventh-hour pitch to win GOP support for Zadroga health bill
• Index: Construction costs down in 4Q
• Cyber Monday may lure record 106 million
• Delta brings Wi-Fi to connection jets
• New York Post: Qaeda the enemy - not TSA screeners
• Scotia woman found dead in Mohawk River after search
• O'Rourke Middle School announces new principal
• Lending history a hand
• Song is the anti-bully
• Ballston Spa man gets 15 months in jail on child pornography charges
• Schools miffed at Regents date change
• Texas In July Announces Winter Headlining Tour: A Metal Christmas
• Schools miffed at Regents date change
• Victorian Streetwalk returns for 24th year
• Fair trade hitting Black Friday
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO TO SPEAK AT AMSTERDAM ROTARY, ASSIST IN THANKSGIVING MEAL PREPS AT EQUINOX
• Rep. Towns' Statement on the Celebration of Thanksgiving
• Tickets available for "An Evening At The Opera"--Monday November 29th. Check out the link for details.
• Rep. Clarke's statement on TSA's New Airport Enhanced Security Screening Regulations
• Rep. Clarke Wishes Brooklyn Residents a Happy Thanksgiving
• It has been a true privledge and an honor to serve as your Congressman for the past two years. Thank you.
• Phone troubles across BC schools
• Peer Educators Obtain National Recognition
• Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Honor Children of Fallen Service Members
• Making history thrilling
• Congresswoman McCarthy Announces $23.9 Million in Undeliverable Tax Refunds to New Yorkers
• Clifton Park's yard waste pickup ending next week
• Washington Post: Airport security uproar frustrates Obama advisers
• Fox News: Developers of Mosque Near Ground Zero Seek Federal Funds for Post-9/11 Rebuilding
• New Places And Numbers EP ‘Notes From The Dead Zone’ Now Available
• This Week At The Egg - November 22, 2010 Update
• Bipartisan Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Honor Children of Fallen Service Members
• Weiner and Veterans Speak Out Against Deficit Commission Proposals
• Calling on More Qualified Officials to Run New York City's School System
• A passion for peaks
• REP. ENGEL INTRODUCES BILL TO PROTECT PREGNANT WOMEN AND NEWBORNS
• Two injured in early-morning crash
• Suspect in arson arrested after two year investigation
• BC launches e-newsletter
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Applauds New Small Business Revolving Loan Fund
• Rep. Clarke's statement on Senate Approving 4.6 Billion for Minority Farmers
• Holiday trees bring festive cheer
• John Stage-creator of Dinosaur BBQ with a location in Troy, NY--wil be on campus tomorrow morning at 9am to talk about the process behind the success of Dinosaur.
• Get gear on the cheap; help the scouts
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO, DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS TO HONOR LOCAL HEROES
• Ellis Hospital recognized for cardiovascular treatment
• Weiner, Colleagues Urge Clemency For Jonathan Pollard
• Weiner Calls Ghailani Verdict “A Win For The Rule of Law”
• Residents aim to put out fires
• Reps. Maloney, Nadler & King on 9/11 Settlement Agreement
• NY Reps. Urge Transfer Of NJ-Rejected Transit Funding to New York
• NYS Museum To Host Chocolate Expo, Holiday Gift Market
• Marilyn Arnold Of New York Life Insurance Has Been Appointed To The 2010-2011 Board Of Directors
• Beth Mooney to succeed retiring KeyCorp CEO Meyer
• Top of the List: The largest government contractors
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke's Statement on Republicans Blocking Unemployment Benefits Extension
• The Serrano Report, Vol. VII, #23
• Rangel Statement Post-Ethics Committee Hearing
• Rangel Apologizes
• REP. ENGEL: UNEMPLOYMENT EXTENSION THE RIGHT THING TO DO
• Thompson, Harman, Clarke Introduce Cyber Legislation
• Lee Applauds GOP Vote to Continue Earmark Moratorium
• Campus is a buzz with spring registration & thoughts of a break from classes next week!
• Wal-Mart Pharm. Tech arrested for stealing drugs
• Ferry Road Bridge completed in Nisky
• Mohon marching band wins state competition
• New eateries planned for Glenmont Plaza
• Maloney Votes to Extend Unemployment Benefits
• Rangel Case: "No Evidence Of Corruption"
• Rep. Towns Urges House Vote on the DREAM Act
• Newsday: Debate still rages after Ghailani verdict
• New York Times: Terror Verdict Tests Obama's Strategy on Civilian Trials
• Maloney to Queens Residents With Missing Tax Refunds: “Please Go Get Your Money!”
• Maloney to Manhattan Residents With Missing Tax Refunds: “Please Go Get Your Money!”
• State bypasses Luther Forest on road work funds
• Trans Worlds reports $16M net loss
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Voted as Secretary of Congressional Black Caucus
• ENGEL'S OFFICE TO COLLECT TOYS FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN
• Rotterdam’s budget cuts spending, lowers taxes
• REP. ENGEL – INSURANCE COMPANIES SPEND MILLIONS ATTACKING HEALTH REFORM, RAISE RATES ON CONSUMERS
• Town honors its veterans
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO STATEMENT ON DR. TOM LITTLE BEING HONORED WITH THE 2010 PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM
• Planet Fitness planning a move
• Sperry's makes Thanksgiving simple
• Newsday: D.C. rally: 9/11 health bill an 'American obligation'
• House Passes Resolution Honoring the 100th Anniversary of the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens
• Congresswoman McCarthy Passes Legislation to Rename Lynbrook Post Office After Fallen Hero
• Congresswoman McCarthy Honors Bob Sheppard, the "Voice of Yankee Stadium"
• Rangel Deplores Ethics Committee Findings
• Higgins Commends Action on Harbor Bridge
• Town ups dog licensing fees
• Niskayuna PD seeks assistance in finding robbery suspect
• Time to make the giving
• This Week At The Egg - November 15, 2010 Update
• Troy seeks bids to raze City Hall
• UAlbany faculty votes in support of language programs
• Index: New York’s manufacturing activity plummets
• Carol Murphy joins Cuomo’s transition team
• New York deficit could hit $1B this year
• Higgins Reports Bethlehem Steel Families Now Receiving Long Overdue Compensation
• Statement of Congressman Charles Rangel on the Ethics Hearing
• Police recover stolen emblems
• Neighbors launch iPhone game app
• 'Launching' kids to the next level
• The write stuff
• Terra Madre highlights food sustainability
• Creighton Michael -- DIMENSIONAL DRAWING EXHIBIT AT ESTHER MASSRY GALLERY --Exhibit opened 11/14
• Making science ‘cool’ again
• Newsday: What LI politicians say about Schumer tax proposal
• Daily News: Kentucky GOP Sen. Mitch McConnell's opposition could doom Zadroga 9/11 health bill
• Judges side with NY in Amazon tax case
• Caterpillar to acquire Bucyrus in $7.6 billion deal
• Weiner Releases Study of Sky High Store Credit Card Rates
• Newsday: White House: No decision on terror trial
• Newsday: Rep. King Tapped For Cuomo Transition Team
• Case against BPD dispatcher dismissed
• Restaurant robbed in Saratoga Springs
• Nisky senior bus plan under fire
• SG schools project ahead of schedule
• Rangel Remembers Yitzhak Rabin
• Reps. Maloney and Meeks celebrate graduation of Spc. Simran Lamba from basic training
• Celebrate Stanford White's Birthday And Dead Pigeons
• State Museum Adds To ‘Citizen Soldier’ Exhibition
• Officials hope businesses “Choose Cohoes”
• Bio Medica reports $300K net loss in 3Q
• Espey net income drops 25% in 1Q
• Today we celebrate and honor the Nation's Veterans-Thank you to all those who have served our country and for those who will do so into the future.
• Bethlehem adopts budget
• Public blasts Rotterdam’s tentative budget
• History moves on
• Hartgen Archeological announces new owners
• NY’s home foreclosure filings drop 20%
• The Business Review honors region's Achievers
• The Science of Sex Appeal: Renowned Scholar to Visit Sage
• Area honors veterans
• KeyBank donates $200K to Albany Med
• Mazzone lands Key Hall at Proctors contract
• McGinn seeks release of funds to save Fla. home
• Owens Releases Statement in Observance of Veterans Day
• Memorial Day parades, Gay Pride Flag Raising, and more. Please tag yourself if you're in any of these photos!
• Alleged Colonie robber arrested
• Southwest, AirTran aim for 2011 merger
• YouTube Adds New Way for Viewers to Flag Terrorist Videos
• Cost to close gaps in statewide bike trail $50M
• <a href="http://www.queenscourier.com/articles/2010/11/10/news/top_stories/doc4cdace475259b466434840.txt" target="_blank">Small business loans up 41% in Queens</a>
• DiNapoli: NY’s pension fund records 8% rate of return in 2Q
• Rep. Towns' Statement in Honor of Veterans Day
• Congressman-elect Gibson names chief of staff
• Rangel: A Grateful Salute To Our Veterans
• UAlbany seeks business school general contractor
• Congressman Higgins Presents Veteran with Purple Heart Earned 66 Years Ago
• Improving the Quality of Life for Our Veterans
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke's Statement Honoring Veterans Day
• Talking (and giving) turkey
• Joseph Reilly retiring from NYS Broadcasters Association
• 47 states—and D.C.—lose more jobs under Obama than under Bush
• M+W hires CEG’s Hannafin
• Congressman Gregory W. Meeks Statement Honoring Our Nations Veterans
• REP. ENGEL TO SPEAK AT RALLY TO FREE GILAD SHALIT
• VETERANS' DAY STATEMENT BY CONGRESSMAN BISHOP
• BPD recertified as accredited agency
• Sawchuk Brown fills new Albany Med position
• Citizens Bank rolls out app
• Plug Power reports $9.3M net loss in 3Q
• Names of 8,038 who passed New York state bar exam are listed
• Sawchuk Brown fills new Albany Med position
• Plug Power reports $9.3M net loss in 3Q
• Clear Channel parent reports $150M net loss
• AMRI reports $9.9M net loss in 3Q
• Siena extends TU Center contract
• Wall Street Journal: Republican Life Found in New York
• This Week At The Egg - November 8, 2010 Update
• Wall Street Journal: Rep. King Sees Boost
• State Museum Intent On Protecting Endangered Species
• New York Post: Making sure it won't be us
• <a href="http://abcnews.go.com/WN/radical-muslim-cleric-anwar-al-awlaki-urges-killing/story?id=12089807">Al-Awlaki Urges Muslims to Kill Americans in New Video</a>
• <a href="http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/queens/2010/11/09/2010-11-09_weiner_cheers_huge_rise_in_smallbusiness_loans.html" target="_blank">Weiner cheers huge rise in small-business loans</a>
• Following Posting of New Awlaki Video, Weiner Renews Call to Remove Wanted Terrorist from YouTube
• UPDATE: Stratton Air Force Base lock-down
• US Airways to fill 500 crew positions
• Police make arrest in New Scotland rape case
• Ball selects new CEO
• WMHT looking for Bethlehemites to tell town's stories
• New Yorkers’ consumer confidence jumps 15%
• US Airways to fill 500 crew positions
• Citizens Bank rolls out app
• Ball selects new CEO
• Names of 8,038 who passed New York state bar exam are listed
• New Yorkers’ consumer confidence jumps 15%
• EYP leaves downtown Albany for NanoTech campus
• Golub Corp. moves up on Forbes list
• No delays after equipment fire at GlobalFoundries
• New York Post: Long live King of Homeland
• Daily News: Incoming speaker of the House Rep. John Boehner 'stands' against politics as usual
• Newsday: LI agencies worry about potential cuts in federal funding
• New York Post: Getting Homeland Security on track
• Ballston Spa man charged with burglarizing home
• Three arrested for around 60 area burglaries
• Barn burns in Clifton Park
• A solar-powered shine
• Nisky school construction nearly done
• Man arrested for DWI after crashing truck in Congress Park
• Connecticut teenager charged with DWI in Spa City
• Saratoga police investigate rash of car break ins
• <a href="http://foresthills.patch.com/articles/weiner-boasts-small-business-job-gains" target="_blank">Weiner Boasts Small Business Job Gains</a>
• UAlbany will build $7.4M RNA research center
• Cobblestone Streets Open Along Inner Harbor
• Higgins Announces $1.85 Million to Support Biomedical Research Businesses and Jobs in WNY
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke Releases Statement on October Jobs Report
• Congresswoman Clarke Urges Vigilance as Tomas Moves Past Haiti
• BofA makes $173B in 3Q loans
• USO-style dinner a blast from the past
• Troy BID begins search for executive director
• What’s in a name?
• Restaurant week kicks off Dec. 3 in Saratoga
• Saratoga to honor region's fallen at Veterans Day ceremony
• Lobby groups pleased with election results
• Genealogy Day Highlights History
• Burlington Coat Factory’s sales slip in 3Q
• Chances to eat well for a cause Saturday
• SEC: McGinn, Smith in ‘new fraudulent scheme’
• CONGRESSMAN TONKO ANNOUNCES $5.4 MILLION RECOVERY ACT GRANT FOR UALBANY
• Albany Int’l Corp. reports $3.6M in net income
• More temporary tenants at Colonie Center
• <a href="http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=131075645"_blank">NPR: YouTube Pulls Video Sermons By Radical Cleric</a>
• Rangel International Affairs Program Accepting Applications For 2011 Fellowships
• Higgins Wins Fight for NYS Veterans
• Congressman Higgins Announces $2 Million Project Underway Along Outer Harbor
• Buffalo Resident Diagnosed with Breast Cancer One Year After Losing His Wife to Breast Cancer Tells His Story to Raise Awareness
• WellPoint earnings jump 20% in 3Q
• Amedore defeats Santabarbara in the 105th
• Schenectady County races shape town, village governments
• Momentive reports net income of $29M
• Cop contract stalls over concessions
• Election 2010: NY Senate control up in air
• McEneny takes his tenth term
• Election 2010: Schneiderman wins AG race; Comptroller DiNapoli declares victory
• Guilderland budget voted down
• Election 2010: Gibson, Tonko, Schumer, Gillibrand win
• Vietnamese Children's Art Opening Reception Nov. 5
• Historic Albany Foundation News - BUILT, Sam White, and the Holidays
• <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/shows/bl/2010/nov/03/national-view/"_blank">WNYC: Weiner on Congressional Power Shift </a>
• <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/04/world/04britain.html?partner=rss&emc=rss" target="_blank">YouTube Withdraws Cleric’s Videos</a>
• WCBS Radio: GOP Takeover = More NY Homeland Security Funding?
• Daily News: Obama keeps Election Day promise to reach out to GOP, calls Rep. Pete King to congratulate him
• <a href="http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/11/04/awlaki.youtube/"_blank">YouTube pulls clips it says incite violence</a>
• Newsday: Will Republican House block Obama's goals?
• A Mustang for Rosie’s Love
• Update: Hired YES coordinator withdraws application
• N. Col. begins early budget talks
• Delta traffic continues growth in October
• Comp plan panel eyes high-tech future
• Adirondack Solar acquired by Rhinebeck company
• Traffic stop in Saratoga nets nine pounds of marijuana
• Election 2010: Assembly Democrats maintain supermajority
• Farley retains seat in 44th Senate District
• Global chip sales up 6.1 pct.
• Delaney Group wins energy award
• GE Energy wins Suncor contract
• New York ranked No. 21 by Site Selection magazine
• Rep. Clarke's Statement on the 107th Anniversary of Panama's Independence
• Motorcyclist sustains injuries in collision
• Bob Reilly declares victory in the 109th Assembly District
• Office Of Cultural Education Launches New Netherland Research Center...
• Newsday: With win, King in line to lead Homeland Security committee again
• Gibson defeats incumbent Murphy in 20th Congressional
• McDonald hangs on to Senate seat
• Tedisco comes out on top in race for 110th Assembly
• Family court judge winner to be Saratoga's first female judge in centuries
• Election 2010: Cuomo defeats Paladino
• New York’s recession ended in 1Q
• Wilber Corp. earnings drop 15% in Q3
• New life for Troy’s Cannon Building
• M&T to acquire Delaware bank
• Cuomo maintains lead, other statewide races tight
• Rangel: Time To Pull Together & Get America Back On Its Feet
• Breslin claims victory in 46th
• Race for 109th too close to call
• GOP candidates Farley and Amedore secure seats
• Rep. Clarke's Statement on Hurricane Tomas Hitting Parts of the Caribbean
• Newsday: U.S., foreign agencies track leads in package bomb plot
• New York Times: Disaster Averted
• Boston private equity firm buys majority stake in Tech Valley Communications
• Expanded bottle bill nets $120M
• Albany airport fares 24th highest in nation
• GE Healthcare to buy Orbotech Medical
• First Niagara Risk Management expands into Pennsylvania
• Weiner Releases Study Showing Small Business Loans Up 45% This Year
• <a href="http://bronx.ny1.com/content/top_stories/128108/small-business-loans-on-the-rise--weiner-says" target="_blank">Small Business Loans On The Rise, Weiner Says</a>
• Saratoga County man arrested on child pornography charges
• Health insurance rate decisions announced
• Contract to demolish Rensselaer train station awarded
• Board hammers out budget proposal
• Downtown Troy gets makeover
• Rangel & Other Leaders Host Forum on New Health Care Law
• Survey: Delta ranks as worst airline
• Newsday: U.S., allies thwart terror plot using cargo planes
• HVCC receives $50K gift from M&T Bank
• New York Times: U.S. Hunts for More Suspicious Packages
• Ball Corp.'s sales top $2 billion
• Daily News: Cargo planes are vulnerable to terrorist attacks, as latest scare proves
• Newsday: Yemeni woman arrested in cargo terror plot
• Newsday: Search for packages began after tip from Saudi Arabia
• County gives ‘green oil’ the green light
• Blanket patrol results in 16 DWI arrests
• One bin to rule them all
• Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy Announces $5.8 Million Dollar Grant for MTA Nassau County Compressed Natural Gas Station Upgrade
• <a href="http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/General+News/73934/Jewish-Leaders-at-Agudath-Israel-Breakfast-Laud-Rep.-Weiner-For-His-Defense-of-Rubashkin.html"_blank">Jewish Leaders at Agudath Israel Breakfast Laud Rep. Weiner For His
• Arcuri, Schumer Announce Expansion of Soybean Crop Insurance for Upstate Farmers
• Cuomo visits Lakeside Farms
• Lee Unveils Major "Manufacturing for Tomorrow" Jobs Plan at RIT
• New Data: 5,420 Seniors in the 4th Congressional District of New York Have Already Received "Donut Hole" Checks As a Result of Health Reform
• Luther Forest exec says there’s money to pay off debt
• DWI patrol scheduled for Halloween weekend
• Serrano Reminds Duncan That Census Includes Other Racial/Ethnic Options
• Congressman Lee Says "Justice Was Served" With The Dismissal of Charges Against ATF Special Agent
• Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy Commended as a Leader on Civil and Human Rights
• Paterson says 900 state jobs will be cut by end of 2010
• Crossgates to continue Halloween festivities
• Serrano, Crowley, Benepe Break Ground on Orchard Beach Restoration Project with Corps of Engineers
• Lee Honored for Work to Strengthen WNY Manufacturers and Create Jobs
• REP. ENGEL URGES DEFEAT OF U.N.'s DEFAMATION OF RELIGIONS RESOLUTION
• Custer and Lynch to replace Weeks on WGY
• Town of Malta to meet with NYSESDC chairman
• Rangel: Health Reform To Benefit Additional 2,720 Seniors In Upper Manhattan
• REP. ENGEL URGES ACTION TO HALT THE GROWING THREAT OF DIABETES IN AMERICA
• CH Energy reports drop in net income in Q3
• Residents warn board to watch spending
• Maloney praises prescription drug “Donut Hole” check distribution
• REP. ENGEL – HALT THE DANGEROUS THREAT OF DISTRACTED DRIVING
• Legacy Bancorp cuts net loss to $799K in Q3
• Former Elks lodge secretary pleads guilty to felony
• Maloney: New Report Shows Social Security is Primary Income Source for Elderly Women
• STATEMENT FROM CHAIRMAN ENGEL ON THE PASSING OF NESTOR KIRCHNER
• Greene County Bancorp’s earnings $1.3M in 1Q
• Fair Campaign panel finds one violation
• Statement of Reps. Maloney & Nadler on Release of Funding for 9/11 Health Study
• BISHOP STATEMENT ON CABLEVISION/NEWS CORP CONTRACT DISPUTE
• Angio add former Tyco Healthcare exec to board
• Glen budget rises to 4.5 percent residential tax increase
• Newsday: Election: New York may lose its power in Congress
• BISHOP ANNOUNCES 8,500 SENIORS IN DISTRICT TO RECEIVE $250 PAYMENT FOR MEDICARE "DONUT HOLE"
• Congressman Murphy Releases Report Card from Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America -- Stood with IAVA Issues 100% of the Time
• Search for remains in Virginia yields nothing
• Newsday: Source: No weekend talks between Cablevision, News Corp.
• BISHOP HIGHLIGHTS INCREASED FEDERAL AID TO OFFSET RISING COLLEGE COSTS
• Crowley, Weiner Applaud USDA Funding to Combat Asian Longhorned Beetle in New York Representatives Have Pushed for Funding to Support Eradication Efforts
• Man arrested in alleged pavement scam
• Daily News: A GOP win on Election Day could spell doom for New York and all its pork
• BISHOP, GILLIBRAND VISIT LI STATE VETERANS HOME
• Arcuri Visits Trumansburg, Calls on Governor to Redo Draft Natural Gas Drilling Regulations
• Rotterdam Little League finds a home on Burdeck Street
• Newsday: King vows to press for homeland security business
• Sage hosts Skyline Conference Quarterfinals on Oct. 30
• Seniors group Commends Arcuri for Sponsoring the CPI for Seniors Act, Stands Up for America's ...
• S-G School District efficiency study in the works
• Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke's Statement on the Passing of Barbados Prime Minister David Thompson
• Albany Mayor to Join Sage Students in Cleaning Up Washington Park
• Arcuri's Remarks at EPA Chesapeake Bay Draft TMDL Forum
• Councilman quits committee over senior shake-up
• Rep. Clarke's Statement on the Cholera Outbreak in Haiti
• Arcuri Joins Canal Corp to Announce Completion of 20-M