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Second-place Powerball ticket sold in Queensbury 7:06 p.m.

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Missing man located 6:38 p.m.

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10 residents escape house fire 6:37 p.m.

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'Star Trek' No. 1 film despite disappointing opening 4:13 p.m.

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$590M-plus Powerball: 1 winning ticket sold in Fla 5:41 a.m.

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More using strategies to cut cost of drugs 12 a.m.

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Community Action Program brings in human element 11:59 p.m.

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Review: Weider group percolates with Band mate Hudson 10:19 p.m.

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Assemblyman in harassment scandal changes mind, quits immediately 8:15 p.m.

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Saratoga Springs Dems endorse Ellis, Martin in county supervisor races 7:42 p.m.

Gazette Poll

Will you vote for or against your school budget on Tuesday?

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Tuesday is decision day for school voters

School leaders have spent months grappling with how to control rising costs and still preserve educational quality. Now voters will have their say Tuesday.

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Missing man located

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10 residents escape house fire

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Separated by generations, penpals meet

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Scholet's: Grand hotel turned furniture store at heart of Cobleskill history

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Abandoned storage units can be full of surprises – or junk

Izaiah Brown showed just how special he can be, even without runners breathing down his neck. Brown ran away from the pack in winning his second straight 400-meter title at Saturday’s 73rd William F. Eddy Jr. Memorial Track and Field Meet, while John Hardies gutted through a pair of closing relays to help the Rams clinch the boys’ team championship.

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High school lacrosse: Eagles oust Patriots

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Eddy Meet: Ram's Brown repeats in 400

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Eddy Meet: Willis gets the jump on competition

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Down The Fairway: McMahon’s simpler technique gets the point across

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High schools: Saints defeat Indians

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Sharing history

Separated by generations, penpals meet

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Colleges celebrate students’ achievements at ceremonies

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Project Percolator

Project Percolator provides Weider with change of pace

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New York State BOCES Conservation Competition

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Capital District Youth Chorale

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UAlbany Commencement

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today's events

Amsterdam High School:

Mohawk Valley Chorus

Gaffney's Restaurant:

Woodstone

1854 Pub and Eatery at the Broadalbin Hotel:

Linda Lee and the Fox Creek Band

Caffe Lena:

Mike Quick, Bob Warren and Michael Jerling

Putnam Den:

Melvin Seals and JGB with Lucid

Valentine's:

Surrounded By Teeth, Hivesmasher and Psytoxia

Moon & River Cafe:

Ripple jam

special guides

Boomers

Outlook 2013
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Dining Guide
Dining Out

I Do" Bridal Guide
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columnists & blogs

Mike MacAdam

The Wire

Former Lukas assistant thrilled by Preakness win

Gazette staff

Around Saratoga

City will consider hiring additional police officers

Irv Dean

Dean's List

How we came to be lovers of reading

Sara Foss

Foss Forward

Stress in a stressful world

Ken Schott

Behind the Broadcast

Bruins' comeback goes to top of Strader's list

Gazette staff

Editors' Notebook

My, how they've grown

Pat Rush

Biking Across U.S.

It's over! We reached St. Augustine

Gazette staff

Your business

Examining the esophagus

Ed Noonan

Outdoor Journal

Outdoor Journal: Striper bite on Hudson starts to warm

Margaret Hartley

Greenpoint

Spring cleaning, with a shovel

Marlene Kennedy

Down to Business

Will tragedy in Bangladesh spur change?

Phil Johnson

Ski Lines

Take care when storing ski equipment

Mike Hochanadel

Jukebox

Fest reveals enduring vitality of New Orleans

Gazette staff

Capital Region Scene

Brooklyn Assemblyman out on Monday

Linda LeTendre

Waging Peace

Thank God there's another war looming

Steve Williams

Off the Northway

Changes are coming on Saratoga County board

Bill Danielson

Speaking of Nature

Most snakes are harmless, interesting additions to garden

Gazette staff

In The Adirondacks

Road construction along Route 73

Anne-Marie Hughes

Ask school counselor

Students can misinterpret teacher's words

Ken Schott

Parting Schotts

CW15 dumps tonight's Blue Jays-Yankees game to digital channel

Gazette staff

High School Sports

School notes: Shabazz honored

Gazette staff

Food Forum

Creamy summer salad has endless variations

Gazette staff

Back to school

Applicants sought for universal pre-K

Bob Cudmore

Focus on History

Bleecker was once booming community

Old News

Being wary of labels

A true 'Les Miserables' fan

Gazette staff

Division I hoops

BREAKING: Siena hires Patsos (UPDATED)

Mike MacAdam

Seat in the Bleachers

A Seat in the Bleachers: A jarring, sad scene in Boston

Bill Cain

The Devils' Details

Gionta, Carter added to US roster

Danes try JUCOS

In the Pocket: Sportsman’s Bowl is switching to synthetic lanes next season

arts

Youth Chorale tackling original composition focused on building of the Erie Canal

The Capital District Youth Chorale will perform “The E-RI-E Canal” for the first time before an audience during the chorale’s 30th anniversary concert.

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more entertainment

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'Star Trek' No. 1 film despite disappointing opening

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Book examines science, history of crossing Hudson

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Review: Weider group percolates with Band mate Hudson

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Review: Rappers go old school for energetic Palace triple-bill

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Whisky adds light note of hope, edgy humor to latest Loach film

lifestyles

Abandoned storage units can be full of surprises – or junk

Auctions are part of the self-storage business. Whenever people fall behind in their rents or abandon their possessions, business managers are allowed to sell the contents and find new “tenants” for storage areas. A lot of the auction commotion is thanks to “Storage Wars,” a reality television series that began on A&E Network in 2010.

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