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Convicted Brighton ax murderer, James Krauseneck, in prison hospital while appeal is pending

One of Krauseneck’s attorneys, Michael Wolford, says Krauseneck is in the infirmary at Mohawk Correctional Facility. Wolford would not talk about Krauseneck’s illness. The…

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The Tragic, Conflicting and Now Politicized Tale of a US Sailor Sitting in a Japanese Prison

Navy Lt. Ridge Alkonis was driving his car, filled with his wife and their three children, down from the heights of Mount Fuji on May 29, 2021. It’s an iconic destination…

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Report: sexual assaults at military academies up 18%

WASHINGTON — The U.S. military service academies last year recorded the highest rate of sexual assault since the Defense Department started measuring the problem in 2006.…

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Consumer Investigation: California tax firm targets Rochester-area debtors with threatening letters

ROCHESTER, N.Y. – When you’re in debt, the letters and phone calls won’t stop coming. It may feel like the walls are closing in. That’s why the tactics used by a tax firm…

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Null and void, but still causing headaches: Pentagon’s legal woes over COVID vaccine mandate persist

At the height of the global pandemic, the Pentagon in August 2021 decreed that all U.S. troops must get the COVID-19 vaccine, then launched a logistical push to get the shot to…

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Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day safely in Saratoga Springs

Over at the Parting Glass, people enjoyed the traditions Irish settlers developed soon after their arrival in America. Corned beef only became a holiday staple when new Irish…

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Army Private’s Death and Claims of Harassment Again Shine Spotlight on Fort Hood

A 20-year-old Army private stationed at Fort Hood was found dead this week, and investigators are examining claims from her family that the young woman had experienced harassment…

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Local law office warns of an uptick in impaired drivers this weekend

BINGHAMTON (WBNG) — St. Patrick’s Day weekend is quickly approaching, as a number of bars should be crowded in the coming days. Tully and Rinckey Law Office warned of more…

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Fort Hood soldier’s death sparks reminders of Guillen; “no foul play,’ say Army investigators

The death of an Hispanic, female soldier at Fort Hood this week has sparked thoughts of Vanessa Guillen, according to comments on social media attached to posts about reports of…

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What to do in the unlikely event of a reduction in force at your agency

There is little chance the layoffs that have affected some industries will affect government. If anything, agencies are hiring. But reductions-in-force have occurred occasionally…

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