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How the Capital Region Is Honoring Veterans Day This YearFrom parades to special events, communities across the Capital Region are coming together to honor the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces.
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Spirit Christmas Brings a Sleigh-Full of Holiday Magic to AlbanyChristmas Comes Early as Spirit Christmas Opens in Albany!
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A Century of Memories, Now $1.00 Movies at ProctorsProctors Theatre Hits 100 With a Reel Good Movie Deal!
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Remember These Restaurant Chains That Came and Went in the Capital Region?Take a delicious trip down memory lane
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Everything to Know About Schenectady's 2026 Holiday Parade and FestivitiesHere's what to see, when to arrive and everything happening downtown before the big event.
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Shop, Celebrate & Give Back at Albany's New Holiday MarketAlbany Unwraps a Brand-New Holiday Market on December 5
What's Happening
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Home for the Holidays!Win your rent or mortgage paid for in 2027!
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This Day In Music HistoryWeekdays at 1230pm, Bill Williams presents This Day In Music History... a look at music and news events that happened on that day.
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Cool Song Of The DayWeekdays at 430pm, John Gabriel digs into our library to play his Cool Song Of The Day.
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Come Work with UsWe're hiring!
Classic Hits History
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November 10th is National Vanilla Cupcake Day!Vanilla cupcakes are delicious treats
— Bill Williams
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Bachman-Turner Overdrive was at #1 on November 10, 1974You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet spent 1 week atop the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
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The #1 song on November 10, 1965 belonged to the Rolling StonesGet Off of my Cloud would top the Billboard Singles Chart for 2 weeks
— Bill Williams
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Thanksgiving Food Drive was huge success!Thank you for your help this past Saturday!
— Bill Williams
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The Steve Miller Band was at #1 on November 9, 1976Rock N’ Me, their 2nd #1, topped the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
— Bill Williams
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Our Thanksgiving Food Drive is tomorrow (Sat 11/7)For the Hudson Salvation Army Food Pantry
— Bill Williams
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November 6th is National Basketball Day!November 6th, 1861 James Naismith was born. He would invent the game, about thirty years later
— Bill Williams
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