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Sunday, September 5, 2010   60º

Memorial run benefits scholarship fund

Schenectady

Family and friends gather at a memorial race, remembering a Schenectady man who died in the World Trade Center on September 11th.

Memorial run benefits scholarship fund

5:56 PM


MODEL hosts Community Cuts Drive

Albany

A local non-profit organization teams up with Bricks Barber Salon to hold its third annual Community Cuts Drive.

MODEL hosts Community Cuts Drive

4:47 PM


Man accidentally shoots himself in the abdomen

Montgomery County

Montgomery Police responded to a call Saturday evening that a man had a gunshot wound to his abdomen.

Man accidentally shoots himself in the abdomen

Updated 4:50 PM


Teen stabbed on the streets of Schenectady, suspect arrested

Schenectady

Schenectady Police make an arrest after a14-year-old is stabbed early Saturday morning. Police received a call around 2 a.m. to 23 Odell Street for a fight in the area.

Teen stabbed on the streets of Schenectady, suspect arrested

Updated 4:57 PM


St. Rose responds to alleged hazing incident

Albany

The College of St. Rose addresses allegations of hazing involving members of the men's soccer team during an off-campus party this week. Our Solomon Syed has more on looming suspensions for the players, and what one psychologist who's treated hazing victims says about the need for discipline.

St. Rose responds to alleged hazing incident

Updated 09/04/2010 10:00 PM


Shocking number of overweight New York children

New York

Forty percent of New York schoolchildren are either overweight or obese. That's about a quarter of a million children according to a study by the city's Departments of Health and Education.

Shocking number of overweight New York children

6:13 PM


One dead, several injured in five-car crash on Alt. Rt. 7

Latham

State Police released more information about Thursday night's deadly five-car crash. James Jubrey of Rensselaer was the only one killed, and troopers said the accident may have happened because he was driving aggressively.

One dead, several injured in five-car crash on Alt. Rt. 7

Updated 09/04/2010 12:50 PM


Albany residents urged to lock up at night

Albany

Albany Police continue to urge residents to make sure their apartments and homes are secured after a series of burglaries in the area. Over the past month, five different homes in different neighborhoods have been broken into.

Albany residents urged to lock up at night

09/04/2010 06:26 PM


Final giveaway at the track

Sunday was the last giveaway day of the racing season at the Saratoga Race Course and NYRA's Director of Marketing, Neema Ghazi tells us the giveaway is perfect for the cooler weather rolling in.

Final giveaway at the track

5:00 PM

Pick of the Day: Sunday, Sept. 5

Racing analyst Phil Janack has the Pick of the Day for Sunday, Sept. 5.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Pick of the Day:</em></span> Sunday, Sept. 5

2:02 PM



Family time at the track

With a short stroll through the backyard at the Saratoga Race Course, you can find a variety of families with a variety of stories. For some, the track is the perfect place to get together in the summer, and is even a member of the family. Our C.J. Spang has more.

Family time at the track

09/04/2010 06:01 PM

One more giveaway at the track

One last giveaway this season at the Saratoga Race Course, just in time for the cooler weather. NYRA's Director of Marketing, Neema Ghazi tells us about the freebie.

One more giveaway at the track

09/04/2010 12:43 PM



Bridge replacement begins September 7th

Starting Tuesday at 7 a.m., some Saratoga County residents will have to find alternate ways of getting to work and school because the New York State Department of Transportation is replacing the Route 9P Bridge over Saratoga Lake. Our C.J. Spang has more.

Bridge replacement begins September 7th

6:53 PM

Labor Day weekend ends strong season for Lake George business owners

While you may not want to admit it, the Labor Day weekend marks the unofficial end of summer, and that goes for business owners who rely on seasonal guests. As our North Country bureau reporter Matt Hunter found out, in Lake George, for many, this season brought a return to prosperity.

Labor Day weekend ends strong season for Lake George business owners

7:44 PM



Berkshire County to elect new sheriff

On September 14th, Berkshire County will elect its first new sheriff in over 30 years. And with less than two weeks left before primary day, both candidates say one quality makes him the stronger candidate: experience. They both sat down with Berkshire County reporter Brandon Walker.

Berkshire County to elect new sheriff

09/03/2010 08:23 PM

Corrections officer charged with assaulting child

A Waterford man who is employed as a corrections officer in Albany County was arrested after police said he struck a 5-year-old child several times, causing bruising to the child's body.

Corrections officer charged with assaulting child

09/03/2010 11:55 AM



Troy rolls over LaSalle

In Class AA football, the Troy Flying Horses rolled over LaSalle on Friday night, 55 to 0.

Troy rolls over LaSalle

Saratoga starts season with a win over Guilderland

In Cass AA action, host Saratoga beat Guilderland on Friday night, 28 to 12.

Saratoga starts season with a win over Guilderland

Nisky edges Schenectady

On Friday night, Niskayuna beat Schenectady, 32 to 28.

Nisky edges Schenectady




Rangel spends more than 100k on legal fees

Embattled Rep. Charles Rangel has spent more than $111,000 on legal bills since July, according to a federal campaign finance report.

Rangel spends more than 100k on legal fees

09/04/2010 08:47 PM

Who are the candidates for Attorney General

On Tuesday, we'll hear from all five Democrats who are running to replace Andrew Cuomo as Attorney General. We're co-hosting the debate with the New York Times and Common Cause and you can catch it right here on YNN live at 7 p.m. Recent polls suggest most New Yorkers don't know much about the candidates in the crowded field. But as our Kaitlyn Ross reports, experts say you might want to pay attention.

Who are the candidates for Attorney General

09/03/2010 08:30 PM



Buffalo hosts 9th Annual National Wing Festival

Restaurant chefs from all across the country are in Buffalo this weekend for the 9th Annual National Wing Festival. Despite some rainy weather, thousands have already turned to taste the different takes on the classic wing. Our Kaitlyn Lionti has more.

Buffalo hosts 9th Annual National Wing Festival

1:11 PM

Fashion Week kicks off in NYC with two free events

New York City's bi-annual Fashion Week kicks off on Thursday and it includes two free events that any visitor to the city can enjoy. Jessica Abo has the details.

Fashion Week kicks off in NYC with two free events

09/04/2010 08:12 PM



Recipe: Minestrone

Classic Italian vegetable soup!

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Recipe:</em></span> Minestrone

Recipe: Zucchini Crusted Chicken Cutlets with Parmesan Cheese and Marinara

A stunning and tasty twist on chicken parmesan!

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Recipe:</em></span> Zucchini Crusted Chicken Cutlets with Parmesan Cheese and Marinara

Lights-Camera-Jackson

The summer is winding down, and with it, a traditionally big box office time for movie theaters. All summer long, we've been bringing you family friendly movie reviews, and now, Our kid critic is here to give out some summer movie awards.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Lights-Camera-Jackson</em></span>




Pet Pointers: Holistic flea prevention

There are holistic remedies for just about everything including flea and tick prevention. Today we'll learn more about these alternative treatments in this edition of Pet Pointers.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Pet Pointers:</em></span> Holistic flea prevention

Healthy Living: Breakthrough offers new hope for Muscular Dystrophy

It is a condition that affects one in 20,000 people and a genetic disorder that slowly attacks muscles leaving those who have it permanently disabled. But after a recent breakthrough discovery by researchers at the University of Rochester, those living with a common form of muscular dystrophy have new hope. Casey Bortnick has more.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Healthy Living: </em></span>Breakthrough offers new hope for Muscular Dystrophy

Garden Journeys: Native species of plants

Terry talks with SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry's Doctor Don Leopold.

<span style="color:#cc0000"><em>Garden Journeys:</em></span> Native species of plants