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WAMC New York News
11:29 am
Thu October 27, 2005

Heated over higher prices

Pittsfield, MA – The public had a chance to sound off last night about a nearly 30 percent rate increase by Berkshire Gas. WAMC's Carrie Saldo covered a public hearing on soaring prices for people who heat their homes and business with natural gas:

WAMC New York News
8:32 am
Thu October 27, 2005

Business Leaders Discuss Passport Plan with Lawmakers

Plattsburgh, NY – Congressional members of the Northern Border Caucus met on Capitol Hill Wednesday with business leaders from the U-S and Canada to discuss a Department of Homeland Security plan that would require all travelers have a passport to enter the U-S. Opponents of the agency's initiative hope to develop an alternative proposal or delay the scheduled implementation of the plan. WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley has more.

The Roundtable
8:11 am
Thu October 27, 2005

Yancey Roy's Katrina Essay

Albany, NY – Yancey Roy, based in Albany, NY is a correspondent for the Gannett Newspapers who grew up in Louisiana. He was sent down to the Bayou to cover the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. When he came back, he shared these thoughts with us....

WAMC New York News
6:07 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

Bond Could Speed Up Road Repairs

Poughkeepsie, NY – A state transportation official says that at least two dozen highway and bridge construction projects in the Hudson Valley could fall by the wayside...if voters fail to approve a statewide, $2.9 billion bond issue on the November 8th ballot.

WAMC'S Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Deborah Runcie has the latest.

WAMC New York News
5:31 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

Dead Trees Threaten Power

Kingston, NY – The Nor'easter that struck the region yesterday caused only scattered power problems in the Hudson Valley....but an Ulster County lawmaker is concerned about potential problems for utility lines caused by unremoved dead trees. More, from WAMC's Hudson Valley Bureau Chief Deborah Runcie:

WAMC New York News
4:44 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

Health Care Survey Finds Anxious Vermonters

Montpelier, VT – The AARP-Vermont has released the results of a health care poll. The group
says their poll indicates there is a great deal of anxiety about health care costs and a feeling that health care in Vermont is in a state of crisis. WAMC's North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley has more.

WAMC New York News
3:24 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

25 years in the biz

Stockbridge, MA – A Berkshire County choreographer is celebrating 25 years of creating movement and dance in the area. Our Berkshire Bureau Chief, Carrie Saldo recently spoke with Dawn Lane about her career thus far and where to go from here:

WAMC New York News
2:37 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

S.P.A.C. Breaks Even For The First Time In 15 Years

Saratoga Springs, NY – For the first time in 15 years, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center will break even for it's summer season. That announcement came Wednesday at a post season membership meeting. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
2:35 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

S.P.A.C. Breaks Even For The First Time In 15 Years

Saratoga Springs, NY – For the first time in 15 years, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center will break even for it's summer season. That announcement came Wednesday at a post season membership meeting. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief Arielle Trimm

WAMC New York News
2:35 pm
Wed October 26, 2005

S.P.A.C. Breaks Even For The First Time In 15 Years

Saratoga Springs, NY – For the first time in 15 years, the Saratoga Performing Arts Center will break even for it's summer season. That announcement came Wednesday at a post season membership meeting. More from our Capital District Bureau Chief Arielle Trimm

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