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Cuomo shoots down tax break that could have netted needed surplus farm products for hungry families

By Karen Bjornland
Gazette Reporter

Harry T. Burleigh, one of America’s most important composers and arrangers of African-American spirituals, launched his music career in the 1890s when he sang in a church in Saratoga Springs.

As unlikely as it is enchanting, “The Eagle Huntress” tells its documentary story with such sureness that falling under its sway is all but inevitable.

I’ve now seen Tom Ford’s “Nocturnal Animals” twice, and I’m still not entirely sure what I think of it. I do know that, even on Round 2, I was never bored.

By Mike MacAdam
Gazette Reporter

Plays at Princeton, Quinnipiac

By Michael Kelly
Gazette Reporter

No more guaranteed home-and-home conference games next season

By Jim Schiltz
Gazette Reporter

Many memorable scholastic sports moments

By Ned Campbell
Gazette Reporter

A cocktail bar temporarily closed by a Thanksgiving morning fire will raise funds for its employees from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday at The Merry Monk, at 84 Henry St.

By Zachary Matson
Gazette Reporter

Sixth-grade girls at Schenectady’s three middle schools will have a chance in the spring to spend a day doing science and engineering, thanks to the newest round of Schenectady Education Foundation grants.

By Steven Cook
Gazette Reporter

A Saratoga County man charged with federal marijuana and firearms counts should ultimately forfeit his rights to nine guns recovered at his residence earlier this year, prosecutors contend.