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*Grateful for efforts at Delanson house fire
*Almost had hope for Trump until Bannon
*Paper should support thoughtful dialogue
*Numbers don’t back heavy loss by Clinton
*Unity doesn’t mean becoming compliant
*To save party, Dems must not fight Trump

Demand ethical integrity, Donald Trump cannot be allowed to be an exception

By Mark McGuire
Gazette Reporter

A few seats are still available for what UAlbany men’s basketball coach Will Brown has called “the hottest ticket in town.”

By Michael Kelly
Gazette Reporter

On the same day he was announced as a first-team All-CAA selection, it was confirmed University at Albany football sophomore running back Elijah Ibitokun-Hanks did tear the ACL in his left knee during the Great Danes’ season finale this past weekend against Stony Brook.

There’s little that’s more convenient or more easily fitted into a busy weekend than a comforting strata.<

By Michael Kelly
Gazette Reporter

Off of a three-game road trip during which it did not come away with any victories, the Siena College men’s basketball team returns to Times Union Center tonight to play a reeling Arkansas-Pine Bluff squad.

The Rotterdam Police Department is asking for help from anyone with information on an attempted robbery in Rotterdam Tuesday evening.

Nearly two months after their arrests, eight individuals were indicted Tuesday in a corruption case that has ensnared a once-powerful and highly trusted adviser to Gov. Andrew Cuomo along with the head of Buffalo's largest construction company.

By Indiana Nash
Gazette Reporter

Anyone looking for something else to be thankful for this week might try taking a look at their Thanksgiving grocery receipts; according to the New York Farm Bureau, there should be some savings there.

By Steven Cook
Gazette Reporter

A Saratoga Springs woman who struck and killed a man last year is guilty of failing to report the incident to police, a Saratoga County Court jury found Tuesday.