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Alain Kaloyeros Pleads Guilty in Buffalo Billion Scandal
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Alain Kaloyeros, founder of Albany NanoTech, pleaded guilty to wire fraud charges, ending the Buffalo Billion bid-rigging case. Hell pay a $100,000 fine. Others involved also cut deals, with fines ranging from $250,000 to $1.9 million. The case stemmed from rigged bids on state contracts aimed at boosting upstate New Yorks economy. The U.S. Supreme Court overturned initial convictions, leading to plea deals to resolve the case. Checkout Solipillow.com
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DeWine Signs Law Ending Ohio's Mail-In Ballot Grace Period
01:31|Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed a law ending the states mail-in ballot grace period, joining a growing list of states ditching the practice. The move comes amid uncertainty over a Supreme Court case and Trumps push to eliminate such grace periods nationwide. DeWine, who previously opposed more voting restrictions, felt compelled to act due to the pending court decision. This change could impact thousands of voters who rely on mail ballots. Checkout Solipillow.com
Man's Death at Stewart's Ruled Natural Causes
01:02|North Greenbush Police Confirm Natural Causes in Stewarts Store Death Checkout Solipillow.com

Ross Brodar's Marty Supreme Locations
01:56|Ross Brodar, a locations manager for New York films, shares his experience working on Marty Supreme, a sports comedy drama set in the early 1950s. Brodar, known for his work on Anora and Mr. and Mrs. Smith, collaborated with director Josh Safdie to find authentic fifties grit locations. They focused on the Lower East Side, Upper West Side, New Jersey, and upstate spots, as well as the Hudson Valley and Florida. The film received rave reviews, with Brodar praising Safdie as a top collaborator and Timothée Chalamets dedication. Checkout Solipillow.com
DOJ Sues Illinois Over Immigrant Protection Laws
01:56|Illinois Governor JB Pritzker faces a DOJ lawsuit over new laws protecting immigrants in courthouses, hospitals, and day care centers. These laws, signed by Pritzker earlier this month, ban civil immigration arrests at courthouses and require institutions to protect personal information during federal immigration actions. The DOJ argues these laws violate the Constitution and endanger federal officers, while immigrant advocates praise them for promoting community safety and trust. Checkout Solipillow.com
Holiday Road Trippers Save Big on Gas
01:23|Holiday drivers rejoice! Gas prices drop to lowest December level since 2020, making road trips more affordable this season. Strong supplies and mild crude oil prices contribute to the savings, offering relief amid inflation and holiday expenses. Checkout Solipillow.com
Bear's Cup's New Spot in Saratoga Springs
01:42|Bears Cup, a beloved bakery from Bolton Landing, has expanded to Saratoga Springs with a new location at 543 Broadway. The DeSantis couple, who honed their baking skills in Queens, offer a rotating menu of kettle-boiled bagels, buttery croissants, laminated pastries, fresh cookies, and artisan breads. Their coffee lineup features taps for cold brew, nitro cold brew, and vanilla-oat matcha. Despite tripling production since opening, pastries often sell out by 10 a.m. The bakery has no online menu or orders, focusing on in-store guests. Theyre closed on Christmas and December 26th, but open the rest of the week from 8 a.m. until sold out. Bears Cup is quickly winning hearts in the Spa City. Checkout Solipillow.com
Generational Basketball Milestone in Fonda
01:37|Riley Wilson, a senior basketball star at Fonda-Fultonville High School, recently scored his one thousandth career point, becoming the third generation in his family to achieve this rare feat. His grandfather, Gary, and father, Eric, also reached this milestone, with Eric currently coaching the team. The familys love for basketball spans generations, with Riley following in his fathers footsteps and his grandfathers inspiration. Checkout Solipillow.com
ECHL Players Threaten Strike, Adirondack Thunder Games at Risk
01:38|Hockey fans in upstate New York anxiously await a resolution to the ECHL players strike, as the Adirondack Thunders upcoming games hang in the balance. The Professional Hockey Players Association has filed charges against the league for unfair labor practices, citing poor player safety and working conditions. Despite ongoing negotiations, the union remains united and ready to bargain, while the league offers a sixteen point four percent salary cap boost and other concessions. The Thunder, currently third in their division, face the Trois-Rivieres Lions in a crucial matchup this Friday, as fans hope for a deal before puck drop. Checkout Solipillow.com