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Search for third body could take all day 9:17 a.m.

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Schenectady pays debt to school district 12 a.m.

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Palace Theatre benefit nets $58,000 11:45 p.m.

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Parents settle lawsuit over piano accident at Scotia-Glenville school 11:22 p.m.

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Saratoga Springs middle school teacher acquitted of touching student 10:18 p.m.

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Union College cafe hit by vandal 8:42 p.m.

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Coroner sues Fulton County to get administrative stipend 8:11 p.m.

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Finch Paper has new CEO 7:14 p.m.

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Schoharie County Arts Council to fold after 39 years 6:37 p.m.

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Four arrested after probe into Scotia prescription drug sales 6:27 p.m.

Gazette Poll

Should live theater productions, at places such as Proctors, be given the same tax incentives as film productions?

local

Annual show provides local designers their moment in spotlight

There were waves, a few kisses, hands on hips, sultry strolls, perfect hairstyles and knockout outfits during the fourth annual Electric City Couture, which showcases local designers and models.

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more local

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Two dead in Fulton County plane crash

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Schenectady pays debt to school district

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Schenectady man charged in screwdriver attack

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Schenectady man allegedly took benefits illegally

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Man acquitted in Schenectady County Court of DWI

This time, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake didn't wait to flip the offensive switch.
Nicole Beardsley scored all three of her goals in a surge to close the first half, Jordyn Godfrey connected four times and the Spartans claimed their second Section II Class B championship in three years with a 14-11 victory over top-seeded Queensbury Thursday at John Fallon Field.

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more sports

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Horse racing notes: There could be a full gate for 145th Belmont

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Sectional baseball, softball put on hold again

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Lacrosse: Ballston Spa taking shot at history today

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Section II softball: 3 games moved to dome; others postponed

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Olson wins Section II singles championship

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Bug off

Union College pest-control effort relies on ladybugs

Right to bear arms

Albany rally calls again for repeal of new gun law

Auditor pleased

Auditor commends Schenectady on improved finances

Kid detectives

Teacher delves into mystery of Cambridge's 'Indian Ovens'

multimedia

VIDEO:

New York State BOCES Conservation Competition

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Capital District Youth Chorale

PHOTO GALLERY:

Electric City Couture

PHOTO GALLERY:

Summer Arts 'Best Bets'

Sat, May 25, 2013

today's events

Bailey's Cafe:

Headwall

Moon & River Cafe:

Tower Six

Pinhead Susan's:

Doc Orloff Trio

Stoney's Irish Grill:

Gary Brooks Trio

9 Maple Avenue:

John Savage Quartet

Gaffney's Restaurant:

Ubunto

The Inn at Saratoga:

Tim Wechgelaer

special guides

Boomers

Spring Home
SpringHome

Dining Guide
Dining Out

I Do" Bridal Guide
I Do

columnists & blogs

Mike MacAdam

The Wire

Former Lukas assistant thrilled by Preakness win

Gazette staff

Around Saratoga

Racino plans major investment

Irv Dean

Dean's List

How we came to be lovers of reading

Sara Foss

Foss Forward

Graduations: Dull, but exciting

Ken Schott

Behind the Broadcast

No one's safe from layoffs

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

Housing market balancing out

Ed Noonan

Outdoor Journal

Outdoor Journal: Washington County safari yields a tom

Margaret Hartley

Greenpoint

Spring cleaning, with a shovel

Marlene Kennedy

Down to Business

Cheering on my college graduate

Phil Johnson

Ski Lines

Take care when storing ski equipment

Mike Hochanadel

Jukebox

Annual New Orleans festival creates citywide funk school

Gazette staff

Capital Region Scene

Deadline approaching for digital printing bill

Linda LeTendre

Waging Peace

IRS: Irresponsible Revenue Search

Steve Williams

Off the Northway

McDonald’s folly becomes lasting legacy

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

Union hockey to host midweek game against Dartmouth (updates)

Gazette staff

High School Sports

School notes: Kane commits

Gazette staff

Food Forum

A visit to Oscar's Smokehouse

Gazette staff

Back to school

Applicants sought for universal pre-K

Bob Cudmore

Focus on History

Parades begin and end new World War II book

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

Weaver pleased with Lukas' Preakness win

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

Photo Regional reveals range of styles and processes

More than 100 photographers submitted 353 images for the Photo Regional at the Fulton Street Gallery and the Photography Center of the Capital District.

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Photo Regional reveals range of styles and processes

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Palace Theatre benefit nets $58,000

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Schoharie County Arts Council to fold after 39 years

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Summer concert series set for Scotia park

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UAlbany professor awarded Man Booker Prize

lifestyles

These 4 summer cocktails are simple, refreshing, versatile

Summer is better with a signature cocktail. Not a fancy dinner cocktail. Not a party cocktail. And certainly nothing that anyone who goes by the title “mixologist” ever would deign to make.

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more lifestyles

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Annual show provides local designers their moment in spotlight

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Freedom Park in Scotia announces summer shows

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Geocache Challenge opens at 16 local parks and historic sites this weekend

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Karner blue butterfly focus of nature events

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Oscar's Smokehouse brings out the wurst in visitors

cops & courts

Animal shelter in Gloversville burglarized; dog returned

Someone broke into the Regional Animal Shelter in Gloversville overnight, and police are looking for any information the public may have that would help solve the burglary.

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