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Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
May 11, 2024
Love you, Moms. The Scouts change their name. And new rights for the oldest profession. It’s all in Facing Out: The Most Interesting News of the Week.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
May 4, 2024
Today’s the 150th running of the premier horse race in America, and Saratoga Springs, N.Y., is getting ready for a big race of its own. Plus, nothing to see at Mount Fuji. And can you get by on five hours’ sleep? It’s all in Facing Out: The Most Interesting News of the Week.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
April 27, 2024
Go blue, and you might live longer. Plus, the baby bust continues, $60 million a year in lost change, and George Washington’s cherries. It’s all in Facing Out: The Most Interesting News of the Week.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
April 20, 2024
Who put The Cool back in Downtown Glens Falls? Where’s the Lyme disease treatment for people? And millennials are going for the gold. It’s all in Facing Out: The Most Interesting News of the Week.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
April 13, 2024
The darkness and the lights who brought us all together. Plus, the riches of Pompeii, the future of higher education and economic development in Upstate New York, and a women’s basketball legend retires. It’s all in Facing Out: The Most Interesting News of the Week.Facing Out: The Week’s Most Interesting News
April 6, 2024
We feel the earth move under our feet. Plus, Albany takes some pre-eclipse shade, we aren’t saving enough for retirement, and we say goodbye to a longtime friend and public servant. It’s all in Facing Out: The Most Interesting News of the Week.OUR MISSION
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