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Albany man arrested for stealing from Quail Street Store

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- On Wednesday morning, Albany Police responded to 212 Marketplace for reports of theft. The victim told police a male frequents the store and steals items and that he had stolen beer that morning. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! While police were talking with the victim, the suspect entered the store again and attempted to steal beer. Police identified the suspect as Zacharry Patnode, 36, of Albany, and charged him with petit larceny.Police learned Patnode had an arrest warrant issued by the Albany City Criminal Court for stealing from Lark Central on October 26, 2022. In addition to the arrest warrant, a bench warrant was also issued after Patnode failed to appear in court on a previous grand larceny arrest in Albany.Patnode was arraigned in Albany City Criminal Court. He was sent to the Albany County Jail with bail set at $5,000.

Gloversville Food Truck Fridays return on June 16

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

GLOVERSVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Food Truck Fridays are back! On June 16, stop by Castiglione Park at 47 N. Main Street for live music and plenty of food options! Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! Vendors this week include A&S Spice on Wheels, Buena Comida, Jammin Juice Barn, Park Side Hot Dogs, and Teddy's Gyros. Michelle King will perform during the lunch hour.Food Truck Fridays run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Future dates are July 7 and 21 and August 4 and 18.

St. Louis metro leaders plan key trip to London around Cardinals series

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Cardinals aren't the only ones who will make a pitch in London this summer. A group of business and civic leaders from the St. Louis metro will precede them next week. A delegation led by organizations Greater St. Louis, Inc., Explore St. Louis, and World Trade Center St. Louis will travel overseas soon in hopes to strengthen London's ties with St. Louis. Next week, the group will meet business reps from other industry sectors considered a priority in the St. Louis region's long-term jobs plan. That includes top officials in agricultural technology, geospatial technology and advanced manufacturing. Family of St. Louis soldier mourns loss after hit-and-run in Texas “To grow the St. Louis metro, we need to be proactive, and we need to pitch ourselves on the global stage,” said Jason Hall, CEO of Greater St. Louis, Inc. “Our business and civic leadership is working together, going to global markets and speaking directly to international businesses about why...

Proposed plans for old Famous Barr warehouse

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Developers are pitching more entertainment and places to live in midtown St. Louis.These are the plans developers have filed to renovate the former Famous-Barr warehouse. They want to bring apartments, office space, entertainment, and shops. The building is right next to the armory and across the interstate from City Foundry.  Green Street Real Estate Ventures plans to add hundreds of apartments and create more entertainment options here in midtown. They're wanting to be a part of a boom of restaurants, housing, and entertainment venues that have opened over the past few years. Two more development groups also want to build hundreds of student apartments just west of St. Louis University.Wednesday night, the St. Louis Planning Commission will review both projects. The Green Street Project is just west of the St. Louis developer's Armory Game Hall Entertainment Complex that opened late last year. It's also across I-64 from City Foundry STL. Violent twist follows parents...

Tony Frank: If the Supreme Court strikes down race-conscious admissions, public universities have our work cut out for us

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

When a student is academically prepared for college but has no family history with higher education, they can find lots of reasons to believe that pursuing a college degree isn’t for them. Sometimes that’s cost – both perception and because they don’t know how much financial aid is available to them. Sometimes – particularly for students of color, rural students, and those with lower incomes – it’s a concern about fitting in and feeling welcome.And sometimes, what students hear in the news sends an overpowering message that the odds may be stacked against their success.A case in point: Among the issues on the U.S. Supreme Court’s docket this spring are a set of cases around “race-conscious admissions” – whether race can be a consideration in the admissions decision-making process.There are serious questions under consideration, and people who care about equity, equality, our nation, and its Constitution can legitimately arrive at different opinions. But the reality is that this ruli...

Pueblo Chieftain will shut down printing plant and eliminate 51 jobs

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

Gannett plans to cut 51 jobs and permanently close production and distribution operations at the Pueblo Chieftain, which owns one of the last remaining large-scale printing presses in the state, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act letter filed with the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment.Employees were informed Tuesday that their jobs would be eliminated, with layoffs set to begin around Aug. 14, although that might be stretched out to a 13-day period beyond that date. Two employees will be kept until Oct. 15.“As a result of this closing, all employees in the production operation at the Pueblo facility will be permanently separated from employment,” Carla Gillespie, a human resources executive with Gannett, wrote in the letter.About half the jobs involve inserters and mailroom workers, followed by press operators and technicians and some delivery positions. There are no bumping rights, meaning the displaced workers won’t have pr...

Denver fireworks 2023: Fourth of July shows in the metro area

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

Editor’s note: Check each event’s website, listed below, for programming changes based on severe weather and fire danger.Fourth of July celebrations are back with an even bigger bang this year, thanks to the last few weeks of heavy rain that have helped lift fire restrictions in many Front Range communities.Even still, Colorado laws prohibit all personal fireworks that explode or leave the ground. Some examples, according to the North Metro Fire District, include bottle rockets, firecrackers, Roman candles, cherry bombs and M-80s. Those who use illegal fireworks are subject to fines of more than $2,500 and possible jail time.Typically, if fire restrictions are in place or a Red Flag Day is in effect, no fireworks of any kind are allowed. Updated, county-by-county restrictions can be viewed at coemergency.com/p/fire-bans-danger.htmlAll of the following events are free, all ages, open to the public and weather-permitting, unless otherwise noted. As a rule of thumb, be sure...

CIRT: Greeley police shoot, kill armed barricade suspect Monday morning

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

The Weld County Critical Incident Response Team is investigating a Monday morning barricade that concluded with Greeley police shooting and killing a 35-year-old suspect.About 4:40 a.m. Monday, Greeley police responded to reports of shots fired in the 600 block of 46th Avenue Court in Greeley, according to a response team’s news release.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Greeley police shoot, kill armed barricade suspect Monday morning, according to CIRT Crime and Public Safety | Aurora police release video of officer fatally shooting 14-year-old Jor’Dell Richardson Crime and Public Safety | Police officer, suspect wounded in exchange of gunfire in northeast Denver Crime and Public Safety | Man fatally shot after firing shotgun at Jefferson County deputies near Conifer Crime and Public Safety | Denver police officer shot multiple times in attack, kills suspect who opened fire outside hotel A...

Temecula school board fires superintendent amid book ban controversy

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

In a closed-door meeting Tuesday night, the Temecula Valley School Board voted to fire the district’s superintendent amid controversy over the district’s decision to block curriculum that mentions gay rights leader Harvey Milk.Jodi McClay's dismissal comes after the right-leaning board voted earlier this month to ban a textbook that mentions Milk, who was the first openly gay politician to be elected to office in California, from kindergarten through 5th grade social studies curriculum.No reason for her firing was provided. The board elected Assistant Superintendent Kimberly Velez as interim superintendent. Gov. Newsom blasts Temecula school board president over banned book During its May 16 meeting, the majority of board members said the book, “Social Studies Alive!," contained ”morally objectionable material.'' Board president Joseph Komrosky called Milk a “pedophile” in a recent meeting.The comment drew the attention of California Gov. Gavin Newsom.“An offensive statement from ...

Johnny Depp to donate $1M in settlement money to 5 charities

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 10:30:53 GMT

Amber Heard has paid the $1 million settlement to Johnny Depp stemming from last year's defamation case. According to PEOPLE magazine, the "Edward Scissorhands" actors will donate the funds to five charities. Make-A-Film Foundation, The Painted Turtle, Red Feather, Tetiaroa Society, and Amazonia Fund Alliance will each get $200,000 of the pot.The Make-A-Film Foundation pairs young people "diagnosed with critical or terminal illness" to create "five-minute film legacies" by pairing them with "noted directors, writers, actors and producer mentors."The Painted Turtle is a non-profit founded by Paul Newman, which allows children with serious medical conditions a chance to experience camping. Red Feather provides housing assistance to Native American communities. Marlon Brando's Tetiaroa Society will also receive the $200,000. The organization focuses on the conversation and sustainability of the "Tetiaroa terrestrial and marine ecosystems and the wildlife t...