ALBANY — Legislation seeking to overhaul the state’s system for compensating family members in the event of a wrongful death is inching closer to a second chance at passage after a high-profile setback earlier this year when Gov. Kathy Hochul axed the measure. The bill’s sponsors have conceded to criticism that the so-called Grieving Families … [Read more…]
Q: When will CDTA join the 21st century and add dedicated E-ZPass lanes at the Rensselaer Amtrak Station parking lot, similar to what is at the Albany International Airport? The wait to use manned booths to pay, particularly when a busy train empties out, can get quite long and time consuming. A: The Capital District … [Read more…]
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Happy Monday! We hope everyone had a great weekend and all the moms and caregivers had a great Mother’s Day. According to Meteorologist Jill Szwed, we’re going to be building off of the beautiful weekend we just had with more great weather to come. Highs will run from the mid-60s in … [Read more…]
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Toronto Harbour provides some of the city’s best views. From this vantage point on the east side of Bathurst Quay, UrbanToronto Forum contributor tstormers has captured an image that takes in everything from the yachts in the water, over the trees of Spadina Gardens to the terraced, mid-rise condos that line Queens Quay West, behind which rise … [Read more…]
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A large section of Queen Street between Bay and Victoria streets is now closed for (at least) the next four-and-a-half years while the new Ontario Line is built. This summer, progress is also expected to be made at the intersections of Queen Street and Spadina Avenue, King Street and Bathurst Avenue, and Gerrard Street and … [Read more…]
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Racing heads to Bendigo on Wednesday. Here is a race-by-race preview. RACE 1 Interesting race to start with on a track that should by in the good 4/soft 5 range, with no prediction of any rain. MARCHING interests me here. Forget he went around on debut at the Gold Coast on Magic Millions day. It … [Read more…]
Harley Reid, right, in action last week. Credit: Getty Images Reid’s father, Mark, played 362 games for Tongala and was known for his mercurial marking ability, while his mother, Vanessa, was a prominent netballer for the club. “He’s something out of the box, for sure,” Cox said of Reid. “His parents were both great sportspeople … [Read more…]
Since 2016, Bruce Munro’s spectacular Field of Light has been illuminating Uluru, giving the already-stunning Northern Territory sight an ocean of colour via 50,000 glass lights spread across a 62,500-square-metre area. The glowing multi-hued installation unsurprisingly proved popular, and instantly, first getting extended until 2020 and then being locked in indefinitely — and now the Red … [Read more…]