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More than 100 thought-provoking artworks are on display in “TODT: New Bellum” at The Arts Center Gal

A heavy rainstorm in March of 1956 caused flooding and a host of problems around the region.

Former Gazette columnist Larry Hart remembers the high waters that came during late March of 1914.

Schenectady police officer James A. Mynderse saved a woman’s life but lost his own when he rescued h

The Albany Symphony Orchestra’s 2008-2009 season will be one of exploration in part to celebrate the

Choreographer Carolyn Dorfman has found an artistic soul mate in folk singer/songwriter Bente Kahan.

“Seeing is believing.” And its opposite: “I couldn’t believe my eyes.” Illusionists depend on an au

The three sisters who make up the Albers Trio showed Sunday afternoon at Union College’s Memorial Ch

The Mr. Fuji restaurant in the Village Plaza strip mall in Clifton Park has a lot of repeat business

“We like to go way back,” Catherine Russell told a standing-room only crowd at WAMC’s Linda Norris t

At the Eighth Step at Proctors GE Theater on Saturday, Buffy Sainte-Marie proved that neither has lo

A friend’s downsizing dilemma was a wake-up call for 83-year-old Mary Jane Adamson of Schenectady. “

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