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Wall Street swindler who owes $59M in NY back taxes lives it up in...

A convicted Wall Street swindler who was named New York’s No. 1 tax deadbeat a decade ago has been living it up in California, running a charity praised by Gov. Gavin Newsom and hawking erectile dysfunction pills — all while dodging a tax bill that has soared to $59.1 million, The Post has learned. Daniel Gordon — an ex-Merrill Lynch trader who pleaded guilty in 2003 to bilking the bank out of $43 million in a brazen wire fraud scheme — lives with his wife, Kate, in a 10,495-square-foot spread n
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Albany residents hear experts on Kenwood Commons data center’s community impact

ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — Albany residents packed a public forum Monday evening to hear from experts and raise concerns about a proposed data center at Kenwood Commons, with many questioning what the project could mean for the city’s power grid, electric bills and environmental justice. The forum was...
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Stewart’s Shop in Columbia County Has $26K Take5 Winner

Someone walked out of the Stewarts Shop in Columbia County with a $26,000 Take5 ticket from Sunday night's drawing.
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As insurance costs rise, more doctors offer direct primary care as a cheaper option

As health care grows more complicated and insurance prices continue to rise, some patients are turning to a different model for routine medical care: direct primary care. Healthcare is complicated, and insurance prices continue to soar. Now, there's a wave of physicians going out on their own, offering direct primary care. It's an alternative to typical insurance coverage, and for some, it's a cheaper option.
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As nighttime temperatures chill, a seasonal shelter opens its doors early

As temperatures dip into the 30s overnight, a seasonal homeless shelter in Albany is opening its doors early.
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State lawmakers reject Albany’s proposed commuter tax

The city does not have the power to enact a so-called commuter tax on its own and would need state legislation.
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Proctors to screen film on Ozzy Osbourne’s final performance

Proctors is honoring the late rock legend Ozzy Osbourne with a farewell screening.
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Months-long lane closures planned for Route 7 in Colonie

Drivers who travel along State Route 7, also known as Troy-Schenectady Road, during the day should budget extra time beginning Thursday. The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) has announced lane closures will be in effect for Route 7 eastbound between Kennette Road and Wade Road in Colonie.
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Albany, New York Weather: Chilly November Outlook Oct. 26–Nov. 1

Albany faces lows in the 30s before NOAA's Oct. 26–Nov. 1 November outlook.
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Empowering women in the fire service

LIBERTY- Sullivan 180 Outreach Coordinator Nicole Blais presented at the 1st Annual New York Women in Fire Day held in Albany in September. Hosted by the Westmere Fire Department, the conference welcomed attendees from 17 counties throughout New York State, including four representatives from Sullivan County. The day featured presentations on topics including health and wellness, grant writing, leadership, and emergency response.

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