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International food event returning to Glens Falls

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) - The World Awareness Children's Museum is setting the table for its biggest event of the year. Foods from across the world will converge downtown for the annual International Cuisine Dinner and Auction, set to come to downtown Glens Falls this May. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! On Sunday, May 21, international cuisine will be on display at the Queensbury Hotel, as area restaurants show off foods and flavors from different parts of the world. New culinary experiences will come along with raffles and live and silent auctions offering items from local businesses and organizations. Every year, the festivities benefit a family institution in the Glens Falls community, with this year's yet to be announced.Every year, the museum and hotel see over 200 visitors take part - and this 35th is no exception. Early bird tickets are for sale now, set at $100 for young professionals ages 35 and under, and $110...

Billboard on 787 roasts Hochul over BPRA

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Renewable energy advocates unveiled a billboard meant to hold Gov. Kathy Hochul accountable to New Yorkers. According to their billboard—and a December survey from Data for Progress—“More New Yorkers want to build public renewables than voted for Kathy Hochul." Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! The billboard will be up through April 1, when the budget is due. It's visible from Interstate 787 about 1.25 miles south of the Dunn Memorial Bridge connecting Albany and Rensselaer. They're also holding a rally for BPRA—featuring State Sens. Michael Gianaris and Julia Salazar, Assemblymembers Robert Carroll and Sarahana Shresthain—in the War Room of the State Capitol on Thursday at 11 a.m.The survey gauged support for the Build Public Renewables Act (BPRA), legislation that failed in 2022, but would become the nation's biggest climate bill. Data for Progress asked 1,210 about BPRA, ultimately finding that 63% ...

BPD sniper rifle falls off roof during Buffalo St. Patrick's Day Parade

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — A sniper rifle fell off the roof of a building during Sunday's St. Patrick's Day Parade, Buffalo Police confirmed. The incident occurred at 560 Delaware Ave. at the corner of Allen Street. Buffalo Police Commissioner Joseph Gramaglia says the security plan for the parade was thorough, but the department is investigating to make sure something like this never happens again. "This is something that doesn't happen. I don't ever recall hearing something like this ever happening," Commissioner Gramaglia said. Courtesy: Andrew MavrogeorgisCourtesy: Andrew MavrogeorgisCourtesy: Andrew MavrogeorgisCourtesy: Andrew MavrogeorgisCourtesy: Andrew MavrogeorgisPhotos of the incident show an officer looking over the edge of the building at a gun on the ground, which narrowly missed parade goers and a hotdog stand. "If protocol was followed and yet that still happened then we have to look into other policies and procedures to make sure nothing like this ever happens again," C...

Impossible Foods issues recall of breaded nuggets

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Dierbergs and Schnucks stores are offering refunds or exchanges for customers following a recall for plant-based "chicken" nuggets.Impossible Foods issued a voluntary recall last week after learning small pieces of wood were discovered in the packaging of two products: Impossible Chicken Nuggets (13.5 oz) and Impossible Wild Nuggets (13.5 oz).There is a potential risk of choking or injury to the mouth or gastrointestinal tract.Courtesy: Impossible FoodsAccording to a news release from Impossible Foods, the issue originated with a co-manufacturer, between Oct. 20 and Nov. 23, 2022. The company claims fewer than 0.000005% of total packages were affected.Customers who have previously purchased the nuggets in question are advised to check the back of the bag and look for a product code, located above the bar code.Customers can then check that product code among the hundreds provided by Impossible Foods. If you have a recalled bag, you can return it to the place of purchase f...

St. Louis City SC and partners help make soccer affordable for kids

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- St. Louis City SC is partnering with Together Credit Union and the Gateway Region YMCA to launch a new youth program called soccer for our city. It will help teens cover the cost to play in the YMCA'S soccer program. Organizers want more local kids to have access to soccer."You learn so much more than the game of soccer, right. How to work with a team. How to collaborate, how to communicate, a wide range of skills. That's going to help you whether you're a soccer player or whether you go to benefit another organization in the city of St. Louis. So really, it's all about building a foundation today for the future of our youth in the city of St. Louis," said Tom Kraus.Together Credit Union donated $10,000 to the program.

Free agency winners and losers for Broncos after heavy duty opening 10 days

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

Denver has signed 12 players in the first 10 days of free agency, including nine newcomers and three defensive returners. There’s plenty of work still to be done this offseason, but with the heavy lifting in free agency likely mostly done, here’s a look at some winners and losers for the Broncos so far.WinnersQB Russell WilsonFinal grades aren’t in just yet and Wilson could still lose a receiver if the Broncos decide to make a trade, but overall it’s hard not to think of him as perhaps the single biggest winner for Denver so far in free agency. General manager George Paton jumped right to the top of the market to sign Mike McGlinchey and Ben Powers in an offensive line remodel. He got a fullback an accomplished blocking tight end and a running back in Samaje Perine who should make third-down life easier for the quarterback after the Broncos were historically bad on that down in 2022. Wilson says he wants pressure and expectations and also wants to be coached hard. Sean P...

Single-family zoning rules would change across Colorado under Gov. Jared Polis’ plan to spark denser development

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

Gov. Jared Polis and Democratic lawmakers unveiled their sweeping land-use legislation package Wednesday, a first-in-decades reform that would reshape Colorado’s patchwork zoning system in an attempt to address the state’s housing shortages.The legislation — primarily coming from one, 106-page bill — will seek to encourage denser building in key urban areas; to better study and plan to address housing needs; and cut “red tape” and clear the way for property owners to build more units on their land. The bill would direct the state Department of Local Affairs to draft “model” housing codes for cities, though local governments would have the ability to accept minimum standards into their current regulations. If they don’t, the department’s model code would be placed upon them.The bills, set to be introduced Wednesday, represent Polis’s primary approach to solving the state’s housing crisis. The goal, the governor a...

2 faculty members shot at Denver’s East High School, police search for student suspect

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

A still frame from a video sent to The Denver Post by an East High School parent shows a person being loaded into an ambulance outside the school in Denver on Wednesday, March 22, 2023. (Video still via East High School parent)Denver police converged on East High School following a shooting Wednesday morning and said a student shot two adult male faculty members — and that the suspect had fled the school.Denver police Chief Ron Thomas said the shooting occurred during a “security search” of a student based on past behavior — “a regular protocol with this student” — that detected a gun. The student fired shots around 9:50 a.m. “and was able to get out of the school.”The student, who was not named because he is a juvenile, is required to be searched every morning as part of a pre-existing safety plan, but administrators had never before found a gun on him, police and school officials said.“We don’t have any sense of whe...

1 stabbed at South El Monte High school; suspect in custody

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

One person was stabbed at South El Monte High School Wednesday morning and a suspect is in custody, authorities said.The incident occurred around 10:30 a.m. at the campus at 1001 Durfee Ave., according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.The victim was taken to a hospital with injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening. Their age and gender have not been released.One person was detained, authorities said without elaborating.No further details about the stabbing have been released.

Rain continues Wednesday before skies clear in Southern California

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 22:20:41 GMT

Periods of rain, high winds and mountain snow continued across much of Southern California Wednesday morning, with the National Weather Service forecasting the storm system sticking around throughout the day.  The 71 Freeway was closed in both directions at Valley Boulevard due to a "traffic hazard," according to the California Highway Patrol. One northbound lane reopened about 10:30 a.m., though the southbound lanes remain closed, according to Caltrans.The 71 Freeway was closed after the recent rains created potholes on March 22, 2023. (KTLA)The 60 Freeway was also impacted by potholes at Paramount Boulevard, aerial footage from Sky5 showed.Downtown Los Angeles received more than an inch of rainfall late Monday night through Tuesday as the heaviest rain drenched the metropolitan area, according to an interactive map from the Ventura County Public Works Agency. Higher totals were recorded in some locations, including the San Gabriel Valley, foothills and mountains.Snowfall of 2 to 5...