Sunday, March 29, 2026

Daily Digest: PHOTO: ‘No Kings’ protest in Saratoga Springs

Also: NCAA WOMEN’S LACROSSE: Cook’s OT heroics lift UAlbany past Binghamton; keep Great Danes perfect in America East • NCAA MEN’S LACROSSE: Siena bucks trend; dominates Canisius
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Sunday, March 29, 2026

 
 

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PHOTO: ‘No Kings’ protest in Saratoga Springs

Protesters line up along Broadway on Saturday for a ‘No Kings’ protest in Saratoga Springs.

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NCAA WOMEN'S LACROSSE: Cook's OT heroics lift UAlbany past Binghamton; keep Great Danes perfect in America East

ALBANY, N.Y. — Paisley Cook delivered in the clutch, scoring with 34 seconds remaining in overtime to lift University at Albany to a dramatic 12-11 victory over Binghamton University in America East women's lacrosse action Saturday at John Fallon Field. The win keeps the Great Danes perfect in conference play at 3-0 (8-3 overall), as […]

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NCAA MEN'S LACROSSE: Siena bucks trend; dominates Canisius

LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. — The Siena men's lacrosse team bucked the trend of the road team winning in the series with Canisius as the Saints put together a dominant 13-5 victory over the Golden Griffins on Saturday at Hickey Field. The road team had won nine of the previous 10 matchups between the teams.  The Saints […]

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NCAA WOMEN'S LACROSSE: Binghamton University vs. UAlbany (PHOTO GALLERY)

ALBANY, N.Y. — The UAlbany women's lacrosse team defeated Binghamton University, 12-11, in overtime, on Saturday, March 28, 2026, at John Fallon Field, in Albany, N.Y.

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NCAA MEN'S LACROSSE: Union pulls away late against RPI

TROY, N.Y. — Senior Walker Popko and first-year Garrett Salit scored three goals apiece, including two each in a decisive second half, to lead Union College to a 13-7 Liberty League men's lacrosse victory over rival Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on Saturday afternoon at ECAV Stadium. Five different players recorded three points in a balanced offensive […]

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Saratoga Performing Arts Center announces 4th annual Summer SPACtacular

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Saratoga Performing Arts Center recently announced that its Summer SPACtacular is back for its fourth annual event from 5 to 11:30 p.m. on Friday, May 29. According to a press release, as SPAC celebrates its 60th anniversary season — and a decade of leadership under Chief Executive Officer Elizabeth Sobol — the annual fundraiser will serve as a kickoff to a milestone summer. The evening will unfold as an expansive celebration across the SPAC grounds, featuring live music, a multi-course gourmet dinner, culinary tastings in the Party Tent, cocktails and zero-proof beverages, fireworks, and a culminating […]

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Look to the skies for spring bird migrations!

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation reminds state residents that spring is an ideal time to observe bird migrations. New York is conveniently located along the Atlantic Flyway, one of the main migration routes. This gives you a great opportunity to observe birds flying to their summer breeding grounds.

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Questions and answers from the 'Car Doctor'

Q. I have a 2008 Dodge RAM 1500 quad-cab. The bottom of all four doors are rusting away also above the rear wheel wells. What would the reason be for this? As I drive and walk around, I notice most Dodge RAM trucks of this era and body style have same rust. A. The rust happens due to water collecting in the doors. Unfortunately, doors/windows are not completely watertight, and water will accumulate in the doors. The doors have drains which allow the water to drain out. Over time these drains can clog, and water builds up and the doors […]

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Siobhan Connally's Ittybits & Pieces: Thinking about my mother

"I could have lived forever …"  my mother used to say. It would be her standard response whenever I had divulged some morsel of information that, to her, seemed over the top: Something excessive, extravagant, outside of norms … or something entirely too personal. Not that she was squeamish. She was keen to see all skinned knees, infected cuts, or random swelling that seemed to come out of nowhere. But gossip, or taking some unnecessary risk, as she thought of it – especially if it was delivered in the form of news and information – she felt better off just […]

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AI finds existing drugs that may extend survival for ALS patients

The study is a promising breakthrough.

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