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JobsNew York's unemployment system is offline for 9 to 12 days for an upgradeIf you collect unemployment, the state shut off its online and phone services at 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, for an upgrade. The outage is expected to last nine to 12 days, and you can't file new claims, certify for weekly benefits or access your account until it's over. Anything you filed before 5 p.m. Monday goes through as usual.Today’s editionRead

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  • ParadeThe 57th Annual Schenectady County Holiday Parade is Sat., Nov.

    The 57th Annual Schenectady County Holiday Parade is Sat., Nov. 21, with more than 100 floats, marching bands, dance groups and decorated emergency vehicles on State Street. A holiday block party starts at 3 p.m. along State and Jay streets.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: B95.5

  • MelodiesTickets for CBS6 Melodies of Christmas go on sale at noon Tuesday, Nov.

    Tickets for CBS6 Melodies of Christmas go on sale at noon Tuesday, Nov. 3. The show is back at Proctors Theatre in Schenectady for four performances, Dec. 17-20.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WRGB

  • USPS jobsUSPS is holding job fairs at the Schenectady Post Office, 29 Jay St., on Tue., Nov.

    USPS is holding job fairs at the Schenectady Post Office, 29 Jay St., on Tue., Nov. 10, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and at Glenville Branch Library, 20 Glenridge Road, on Fri., Nov. 20, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Pay starts at $21.89 an hour for rural carrier associates, $21.21 for city carrier assistants and $21.44 for sales and services distribution associates.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: NEWS10 ABC

  • CDTACDTA will change numerous routes across the Capital Region starting Sun., Nov.

    CDTA will change numerous routes across the Capital Region starting Sun., Nov. 29. The agency says the changes are part of routine updates and service optimization, and schedules and trip times are on its website.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: NEWS10 ABC

  • SoccerSchuylerville won the Section 2 Class B boys soccer title Monday night, beating Broadalbin-Perth 1-0 on an overtime header by Colden Harrison.

    Schuylerville won the Section 2 Class B boys soccer title Monday night, beating Broadalbin-Perth 1-0 on an overtime header by Colden Harrison. In Class A, the Daily Gazette reports Averill Park topped Schalmont in the title game.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: NEWS10 ABC, The Daily Gazette

  • WildfireCrews are working an active wildfire in Rensselaer County, and the DEC has closed Berlin State Forest, Taconic Ridge State Forest, the Taconic Crest Trail and the Mattison Hollow Trail until further notice.

    Crews are working an active wildfire in Rensselaer County, and the DEC has closed Berlin State Forest, Taconic Ridge State Forest, the Taconic Crest Trail and the Mattison Hollow Trail until further notice. It comes about a week after a wildfire burned about 250 acres in Rensselaer County and western Massachusetts. WKTV reports much of the state is “abnormally dry”, so we'd skip the campfire.

    Around New York · Today’s editionSources: NEWS10 ABC, WAMC Northeast Public Radio, WKTV

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  1. WRGB2 hours ago

    Can AI fitness coaching replace human trainers? Pros, cons and where apps fall short

    As AI-powered fitness apps flood phones with personalized workout plans and instant feedback.

  2. Mid Hudson News2 hours ago

    City mayors concerned about federal SNAP cuts

    MIDDLETOWN – The mayor of the City of Hudson, Joseph Ferris, is asking mayors up and down the Hudson Valley to sign onto a letter he is sending to Albany expr

  3. Newzjunky2 hours ago

    Joint statement from State Department of Health and Lewis County Public Health on pediatric measles-associated death in Lewis County

    Also reported byWKTV

  4. The Journal News3 hours ago

    New York election 2026: Live updates, voting and key races

    Follow live updates from the 2026 New York election, including voting information and developments in key races across the state.

  5. NEWS10 ABC3 hours ago

    Play of the Week Winner – Shenendehowa’s Liam O’Shea

    Congratulations to Liam O’Shea of the Shenendehowa football team — crowned Monday as the newest recipient of the NEWS10 Sports “Play of the Week” honor.

  6. NEWS10 ABC4 hours ago

    Newcomers shine in UAlbany men’s basketball’s season-opening triumph over Rhode Island College

    A host of newcomers to the UAlbany men’s basketball team had impressive debuts in the Great Danes’ 74-67 win Monday night over Division III Rhode Island College to open up the 2026-27 campaign.

  7. NEWS10 ABC6 hours ago

    Averill Park holds off Schalmont to win Class A championship

    After conceding a goal in the opening two minutes of the Section 2 Class A championship game, the Averill Park boys soccer team responded with three unanswered goals to claim the crown with a 3-1 victory over Schalmont.

  8. NEWS10 ABC7 hours ago

    Harrison’s OT winner lifts Schuylerville to Class B title

    DELMAR, NY (NEWS10) — With the Section 2 Class B boys soccer championship on the line, Schuylerville’s Colden Harrison connected on a header that found the back of the net to win the title game for the Black Horses 1-0 over Broadalbin-Perth. The contest began with the Black Horses controlling the play but could not

  9. The Daily Gazette8 hours ago

    Schenectady fails to break tax cap, violates charter budget deadline

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Today in Schenectadyto me · Tues., Nov. 36:00 a.m.

Schenectady's budget leans on state aid; jobless system offline

Plus, New York's unemployment system is down for 9 to 12 days and the Holiday Parade is Nov. 21.

The TLDR

  1. Schenectady's budget leans on state aid that isn't promised
  2. New York's unemployment system is offline for 9 to 12 days
  3. The Schenectady County Holiday Parade is Sat., Nov. 21
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