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Culture
TV host Randy Fenoli visited Rivers Casino Schenectady to share bridal styling tips and answer questions for 200+ engaged local brides.
Sports
Section 2 released Class AA and A football playoff pairings today, with CBA the top seed in Class AA & Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake the top seed in Class A; opening-round dates and sites were included.
Culture
Famed magician Harry Houdini spent three nights in Schenectady and spoke to WGY two weeks before he went to Montreal, where he later took a blow that ruptured his appendix and led to his death 100 years ago.
Community
Market 32, Price Chopper, and News10ABC/FOX 23 raised $60,144 for American Red Cross disaster relief during a six-week fundraising campaign that concluded this month.
Culture
Field of Horrors reopened this fall after a July 20 fire destroyed three haunted houses, welcoming a Sept.
26 sneak peek after a summer rebuild. The Brunswick attraction runs through Halloween with bonfires, food vendors, five haunted houses ($45), gate-only fast passes ($65), and an Extreme Scare Night on Nov. 7 for the bravest + most daring.
Sports
Kristen Hislop, a running coach and director of the Delightful Run for Women, ruptured a disc during training but after treatment and a month of walking-based rehab she plans to run and walk the New York City Marathon this weekend.
Education
Cole Belmont, director of Union's Maker Web, will be honored as Innovator of the Year by the Tech Valley Center of Gravity at its awards dinner on Thursday, Nov.
5 for expanding five campus makerspaces, doubling student use, and founding the Electric City Maker Faire.
Education
The Schenectady City School District has built a Schenectady County Public Library card into every student ID through the SPARK program, giving students free access to all nine branches and online resources (up to five physical and ten virtual checkouts) and officials say the program aims to boost literacy and could expand to other districts.
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