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Beyond the festivities surrounding the New York City Ballet’s 60th Anniversary at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, including the return of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the George Balanchine ballet that inaugurated SPAC in 1966, Friday afternoon’s Saratoga premiere of a major new ballet also invites celebration.
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Unlike Shakespeare’s comedy, George Balanchine’s great ballet of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is no talk and all dance.
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This week we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of our Declaration of Independence. Looking back at that moment in time, it’s clear now this was a watershed moment not only for our country, but for all of humanity.
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Of all the teams that had a rough run at the World Cup, no one had it worse than Iran. I suppose you could say Italy, because the four-time champion has now missed the past three Cups.
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My daughter, who survived on salty, cheddar-dusted Goldfish crackers, now devours kimchi when she craves a snack. She may be onto something.
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I recently had the opportunity to attend the Students Inside Albany conference, a program that brings high school students from across New York state to the Capitol to learn about government and public service firsthand.
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Spring has sprung, the crack of the bat is in the air, and the Tri-City Valley Cats are back in Troy with their solid brand of minor league baseball.
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By now, most Americans have probably figured out a few things about the World Cup. First, you’re not going to get tickets and prices aren’t going to drop.
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Everywhere you look, there is a growing concern over the threats posed by A.I. data centers. We have relied on data centers for years, but the burgeoning construction of new, more massive ones has hit a nerve in an increasingly cost-conscious America.
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On Wednesday July 1st, Amazon's Prime Video streaming service is debuting the new series "Elle". It's a prequel to the "Legally Blonde" movies, about Reese Witherspoon's character Elle Woods as a high school teen in Seattle in the '90s.
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Lucinda Childs brings iconic and new dances to Bard SummerScape from June 26 to the 28th.
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Black people are intimately connected to their ancestors.