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Glens Falls bike path section to close for repairs

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) - Part of the Warren County Bikeway is set to close for repair work in the city of Glens Falls. The bike path will close between Cooper Street and Leonard Street next week. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The Warren County Department of Public Works said that the repair work will focus on damage to the path and an adjacent parking lot on Leonard Street, caused by tree roots. The Leonard Street lot will also be closed. Daycare opening house on South Street in Glens Falls The closure is expected to last from Monday to Friday, Oct. 23-27. Cyclists should find alternate routes. The affected section of bike path is near both roads' intersections with Lawrence Street and the Glens Falls Shirt Factory. The Warren County Bikeway connects Glens Falls, Queensbury, and the village of Lake George.

Lead water service line replacement continues in Troy

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Troy Mayor Patrick Madden and the Department of Public Utilities announced the continuation of the lead water service line replacement program with work beginning on Excelsior Avenue on October 19. The program is part of the city's commitment to improving the quality of drinking water in Troy. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The construction is expected to carry into late November. Homeowners whose water line is set to be replaced will be notified by a representative of the DPU at least one day in advance of the work in order for residents to plan for any service interruptions. “The City of Troy is committed to getting the lead out of our families’ drinking water and we appreciate the cooperation, patience, and partnership of our neighbors on Excelsior Avenue as we complete this disruptive yet important work on this narrow roadway,” said Mayor Madden. “I am working to ensure that our service line replace...

Office of Victim Services requests to freeze Jacob Klein's assets

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The New York State Office of Victim Services filed a petition, on behalf of Elana Radin, to freeze assets belonging to Jacob Klein. Earlier this month, Klein was convicted of killing Radin's husband, Philip Rabadi, in April 2022. The prosecution successfully argued Klein planned to murder Rabadi shortly after finding out Rabadi and Radin were married. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The petition was first reported by the Times Union. The filing cites the "Son of Sam" law which notifies crime victims anytime a convicted person of a "specified crime" is about to receive funds and allows victims to request to freeze that money if they intend to sue for damages. According to the filing, Radin's attorney advised OVS Klein has a significant amount of money in multiple bank accounts and believes those funds could be used up quickly. Exhibits show Klein's bank accounts with TD Ameritrade and NBT Bank total $66...

Homeless Awareness Month talk set in Glens Falls

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) - The city's local homeless shelter is recognizing Homelessness Awareness Month this November with a community discussion on what the reality of homelessness looks like. The conversation comes to the Open Door Mission on Wednesday, Nov. 15. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! From 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., the mission will host a discussion on what challenges are faced by homeless people living in and around Glens Falls. The event is open to the public in the dining area at the Open Door's headquarters, 226 Waren St. Interested attendees can reach out to Matthew Waddilove at [email protected] to register. Theater troupe brings haunted house to Aviation Mall The gathering isn't the only special event the Open Door is hosting in November. The mission's annual Gobble Wobble 5k Walk/Run is set for Thursday, Nov. 23. The run was started in 2021, and benefits the mission directly.

Bizarre techniques lead to series of gas thefts in rural Missouri

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Mo. - Authorities say a suspect used some bizarre techniques to steal large amounts of gas from one rural Missouri gas station on several occasions.The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office reports the suspect was arrested during the early-morning hours of Oct. 4. The suspect's name, age, or gender have not been disclosed, but authorities say the recent arrest is part of a months-long investigation. Investigators say the suspect targeted a BP gas station at the junction of Highway 19 and Highway 94 near McKittrick, Missouri. Sex offender banned from rec centers after FOX 2 tip According to the sheriff's office, the suspect cut off the gas cap locks to access large underground tanks. After that, the suspect pumped gasoline directly from the storage tanks, sometimes storing it in a 50-gallon plastic drum. For nearly half a year, deputies reviewed many of these schemes on security cameras. While investigating, deputies collected information on a suspect vehicle and w...

Letters: Prop. HH’s property tax break is needed relief

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

Proposition HH will provide reliefRe: “Prop HH is a money grab,” Oct. 15 letters to the editorRegarding the letters in last Sunday’s Open Forum, I plan to vote for Proposition HH and hope the majority do the same. I have no idea what the situation might be with the writers of the anti-HH letters, but for me and a lot of other homeowners, the assessed value of my home is skyrocketing next year (over 60%). That means that, all else being equal, my property taxes will also skyrocket to the point where they may become unaffordable. My appeal for a reassessment went nowhere, as it did for most other people in Arapahoe County. My only hope is for some help with Proposition HH.With all due respect to the lovers of TABOR, I’ve always believed that it should never have been passed, as it short circuits the way our democratic republic is supposed to work. We elect people to represent us with the hope that they will make the best decisions for us. TABOR often hamstrings their effor...

Rockies outright Ty Blach, Karl Kauffmann, Matt Koch as offseason roster shuffle begins

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

The Rockies’ offseason roster shuffle has begun.The club has outrighted lefty starter Ty Blach and right-handers Karl Kauffmann and Matt Koch.Related ArticlesColorado Rockies | Rockies’ Gold Glove finalists: Brenton Doyle, Ezequiel Tovar, Ryan McMahon Colorado Rockies | Rockies Mailbag: Pitching, trade rumors, Charlie Blackmon’s deal and future of Rox TV Colorado Rockies | Even after 40 years at The Post, columnist Mark Kiszla rarely pulls his punches: “I must be in trouble — Kiz is here” Colorado Rockies | Rockies Journal: Who’ll return to the playoffs first, Broncos or Rox? Colorado Rockies | Rockies Journal: D-backs turned things around. Can Colorado follow their blueprint? Blach and Koch are eligible for free agency, but the Rockies are interested in re-signing them as non-roster invitees with invitations to spring training. Kauffmann struggled in his debut season,...

Coban Porter, brother of Nuggets star Michael Porter Jr., pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

Coban Porter, brother of Denver Nuggets star Michael Porter Jr., pleaded not guilty to vehicular homicide in Denver District Court on Thursday and is scheduled to stand trial in connection with a suspected DUI crash that killed a woman in January.A jury trial was scheduled for March 18.The 22-year-old former basketball player for the University of Denver was charged with killing Kathy Limon Rothman, 42, just before 2 a.m. on Jan. 22 when he ran a red light and crashed into her vehicle at the intersection of South University and Buchtel boulevards.Rothman was mother to a young son and worked nights as an Uber driver to make ends meet, her family has said. Porter’s not guilty plea comes weeks after he and his family met with Rothman’s family and had an emotional conversation about the crash, said Connie Johnson, Rothman’s mother.“He was crying and crying and crying,” said Mary O’Brien, Rothman’s grandmother. “I told him, ‘God will ...

The many lives of tomato pie

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

By Mari Uyehara, The New York TimesOn the website for Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana in New Haven, Connecticut, ordering the “Original Tomato Pie” is accompanied by a warning: “By selecting this, you are acknowledging that this pie has no Mozzarella on it.”In New Haven apizza nomenclature, the tomato pie, also known as a plain pie, is a thin-crust pizza blistered in a coal-fired oven and then covered with a thin layer of sauce and a sprinkling of grated Pecorino Romano.New Haven might be best known for its white clam pizzas, but the heartbeat of the city just might be the humble but mighty tomato pie.Jennifer Kelly, one of Frank Pepe’s granddaughters, estimates that 75% to 80% of the tables she served before retiring ordered it. “That’s my favorite pie,” she said. “It is the pie that my grandfather started. It was a pie that I was raised on. It’s simple. And it’s just delicious.”While America has gone wild with pizza toppings, the tomato pie’s allure is in its focus. Even its name i...

Californians set to 'drop, cover and hold on' in annual ShakeOut quake drill Thursday

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 07:30:29 GMT

People will duck under desks and tables in California and around the world on Thursday for an annual drill practicing ways to stay safe during earthquakes.Up and down the West Coast, the ShakeOut drill was scheduled to begin at 10:19 a.m. PDT with a cellphone-rattling test alert from the region's ShakeAlert earthquake warning system. New research gives insight into why the ‘Big One’ hasn’t hit Los Angeles yet For many it would be the second alert of the day, following an errant predawn message that hit some phones with a voice message announcing the test. The U.S. Geological Survey said it was likely due to a mix-up in time zones set in the test alert system.The real thing happened a day earlier, however, when a magnitude 4.2 quake struck southwest of California's capital in the agricultural Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta region.The tremor triggered a warning from the ShakeAlert system, which detects the start of a quake and sends warnings to areas expected to experience shak...