Home

'Stuff the Bus' toy drive 2023 in Colonie

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

COLONIE, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Kids helping kids. Students at Forest Park Elementary in Colonie partnered with Toys for tots for the annual Stuff the Bus toy drive.Albany Co.’s annual Adopt-A-Family for the Holidays program returnsLined up across the school's gymnasium stage were gifts and trinkets that will end up under the Christmas Tree of a child in need. For 17 years 'Toys for Tots', the Village of Colonie and the U.S. Marine Corps have teamed up with kids for this effort. Children grabbed the donated toys off the stage —literally stuffed them into black bags — a multitude of which filled up a school bus. Staff Sergeant Ted Kleniewski has been a part of the event for 7 years.“It’s invigorating and it gives you a lot of hope. I guess you could say, to see kids be so passionate about something about giving back. Normally you would think kids want to keep their toys South Colonie schools and their kids. They know all about giving back" the military man told us. District Superintendent D...

Historic mansion to host holiday scavenger hunts

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The Locust Grove Estate is hosting its annual holiday scavenger hunt inside the historic mansion. Participants will follow clues from a special holiday story and search for items among the 20 decorated Christmas trees. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! This Hudson Valley holiday tradition is available on December 3, 10, and 17 between noon and 3 p.m. The event is best suited for families with kids ages four and up.Tickets are available to purchase online for $10. Children under 4 are free. Tickets may also be available at the door for $15.

Director who built CU Presents to retire after 30 years

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

Joan McLean Braun built CU Presents into what it is today: the home of all performing arts at the University of Colorado Boulder, with 500 events a year spanning from opera and concerts to Shakespeare and theater.Braun, born and raised in Boulder and an alum of the university, was appointed the executive director of CU Presents in 2001 and will retire in June after a 30-year career at CU Boulder.“We were not CU Presents before (2001), so to come together and have that organization be successful and of value to the partner organizations is absolutely a legacy that I’m really proud of,” Braun said.Sabine Kortals Stein, the senior director of communications for the College of Music, said Braun’s passion for the arts led to her vision for CU Presents.“She really single-handedly built this entity that is now CU Presents,” Stein said, adding, “She had the vision and foresight and knew who to collaborate with.”John Davis, dean of the College of Music, said Braun brought art to people who d...

Would-be robber opens fire on Long Beach convenience store during getaway attempt, LBPD says

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

An armed robber targeted a Long Beach convenience store early Monday morning and opened fire while fleeing the scene.At about 4:15 a.m., the robber, only described as an adult man, entered an ampm store in the 6000 block of Long Beach Boulevard and tried to steal multiple things before he was confronted by another man, according to the Long Beach Police Department.After a "physical altercation," the robber "fled on foot and fired a gun multiple times back at the business," according to LBPD spokesperson Officer Eric Stachura. He was not able to get away with any stolen merchandise, police said.The second man was not hit by the gunfire, though he did sustain non-life-threatening injuries, for which he declined medical help. No one else was hurt. The shooter remains at large.Nancy Fontan and Erin Myers contributed to this report.

Another Southern California city likely to ban single-use plastics

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

Irvine could become the latest California city to ban single-use plastics, including water bottles, bags, straws and even mylar balloons.The Irvine City Council is set to hold public comment and vote on the proposed ordinance Tuesday night.The ban, which would take effect next year, is similar to those already enacted by dozens of California cities and counties and follows a state law requiring non-compostable, single-use items be reduced substantially over the coming years.Irvine’s ordinance would “expressly ban the use of expanded polystyrene and plastic containers” used in food service and retail. This would cover non-reusable bags, take-out containers and utensils. It would also prohibit the sale of mylar and latex balloons. Paper or plastic? Major change will affect all online Walmart orders Waivers could be issued only if businesses can prove “no product equivalent in function to the banned product exists,” the proposed ordinance states.The movement to ban single-use plastic...

Porch pirates are coming. Here's how to protect your packages

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

It's officially the holiday season, which means you're likely to be ordering gifts online and maybe receiving some of your own through the mail.In both cases, packages left unattended can prove irresistible to thieves who are willing to snatch a box in hopes it contains an expensive present.Sometimes, all it takes is a visible camera system to deter would-be thieves, but not always.So how can you protect yourself from the holiday headaches a stolen present creates? Experts have a few suggestions.Consumer Reports offered a few tips, most of which boil down to better communication with whoever is sending and delivering the package.For instance, Amazon and Walmart offer "inside access," which lets a delivery person enter your home to drop off packages in a secure location that others can't access. If you're uncomfortable letting a delivery person into your home, you could provide special delivery instructions to UPS, FedEx or USPS, better ensuring that the package is left in a location...

Man fatally shot in Lancaster

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

A man was fatally shot in Lancaster early Monday morning.The man, whose identity has not been released, was found suffering from a gunshot wound to his lower torso in the 43900 block of Delgado Court at about 12:15 a.m., the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said in a news release.That man, believed to be 20 to 25 years old, was pronounced dead at the scene.No information about the shooter has been made public.Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the LASD Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500. To provide information anonymously, call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-TIPS (8477) or visit lacrimestoppers.org.

HempBombs CBD Gummies vs FOCL CBD Gummies: Elevating Your Wellness Journey

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

In the rapidly evolving world of wellness, there are few names as renowned as HempBombs when it comes to delivering high-quality CBD products. Known for their innovation, quality, and effectiveness, HempBombs has carved a niche for itself in the CBD industry. Today, we turn the spotlight on one of their most popular offerings – the HempBombs CBD Gummies. Packed with the therapeutic goodness of CBD, these gummies promise not only wellness but also a burst of flavor that makes taking your daily dose of CBD something to look forward to.HempBombs CBD Gummies have indeed set a high bar in the market. With their impeccable blend of taste and efficacy, users have reported a noticeable enhancement in relaxation, sleep quality, and overall well being. Each gummy is infused with a generous dose of CBD, ensuring that every bite delivers the holistic benefits of this renowned cannabinoid.But wait – before you rush to add these delectable delights to your cart, we have discovered a p...

Green Ape CBD Gummies vs. FOCL CBD Gummies: The Ultimate Comparison

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

CBD has become one of the most sought-after wellness products, and for a good reason. Its potential health benefits, ranging from alleviating anxiety to pain relief, make it an attractive option for many. Among the numerous ways to consume CBD, gummies stand out as a delightful and effective method. As the market becomes saturated with choices, two brands rise above the rest: Green Ape CBD Gummies and FOCL CBD Gummies. While Green Ape has made quite a buzz, it’s important to note that not all gummies are created equal. By the end of this article, you’ll see why many are gravitating towards FOCL CBD Gummies as their top choice.Comparing Green Ape CBD Gummies to FOCL CBD Gummies: A New Era in WellnessThe world of cannabidiol (CBD) continues to evolve in groundbreaking ways, and CBD gummies have become a significant player in this evolution. Offering a convenient and enjoyable means to get your daily dose of CBD, gummies are becoming a favorite for many. While Green Ape CBD gummi...

Comparing Supreme CBD Gummies to FOCL CBD Gummies: A New Era in Wellness

Published Thu, 14 Nov 2024 09:00:52 GMT

The world of cannabidiol (CBD) is ever-evolving, with CBD gummies becoming increasingly popular among enthusiasts. Their convenience, precise dosing, and delightful taste have transformed the way many approach their daily CBD intake. While Supreme CBD gummies have undeniably captured significant attention in this expansive market, we aim to shed light on an alternative that’s making waves for all the right reasons: FOCL CBD gummies.Understanding the Power of CBD: Supreme CBD GummiesSupreme CBD gummies have consistently appeared in wellness circles, renowned for their commendable therapeutic attributes. Originating from natural hemp sources, these gummies pledge to present all the rich advantages of CBD in a delightful, effortless-to-consume package. Regular indulgence in these gummies might assist with anxiety alleviation, pain management, and enhancement of sleep cycles. And this is just the beginning of what CBD can offer in terms of wellness.Is Supreme CBD Gummies a Trustwo...