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“How the hell do we follow THAT?” asked Parmalee singer Matt Thomas after David Nail’s big voiced heartbreaker “Let It Rain” at Proctors on Wednesday.

President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel together delivered a rebuttal to the coming era of Donald Trump, issuing a joint plea for more transatlantic cooperation.

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A Waterford man is charged with raping a 13-year-old adolescent, police said.

By Michael Kelly
Gazette Reporter

To start its week of preparation for this weekend’s state final-four tournament, the Shenendehowa girls’ volleyball team looked to its past.

By Jeff Wilkin
Gazette Reporter

Zoe White is already in the mood for music. The 17-year-old clarinet player in the Schenectady High School Marching Band is also in the mood for a parade — The Daily Gazette Holiday Parade that always brings a big crowd to downtown Schenectady.

By Mark McGuire
Gazette Reporter

There is only so much you can take away from a UAlbany-SUNY Oneonta game, at least from the Great Danes’ perspective.

About a half-hour after the Washington Nationals season came to its gut-wrenching end, Max Scherzer’s pitching eye and non-pitching eye blazed wide, united in a devastated daze.

By Bob Weiner
Gazette Reporter

First-year University at Albany head women’s basketball coach Joanna Bernabei-McNamee will need to be patient with her young backcourt the season, but at least she can take a huge sigh of relief that her Great Danes didn’t throw away her initial victory.

By Jim Schiltz
Gazette Reporter

Troy was the latest Section II football team to excel on the turf at Dietz Stadium in Kingston with its 50-27 state quarterfinal win against Newburgh Free Academy Saturday night.