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Rotterdam deli under new ownership, changing name

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

ROTTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Center Stage Deli has been serving the community at 2678 Hamburg Street in Rotterdam for the past 27 years. The deli will continue to be there but under new ownership and with a new name. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Outgoing owner David Kniskern has owned Center Stage Deli for 42 years. It was originally located on Jay Street in Schenectady. He then opened a deli branch in the Proctor’s Theatre Arcade before moving to Rotterdam.Now in his 70s, Kniskern is ready to retire. Two of his longtime employees, sisters Karrie Blake and Tina DeBlase, are taking over the business. Stacks Espresso Bar opening new location in Colonie The sisters have been working at Center Stage Deli since its move to Rotterdam, said Kniskern. As new owners, they'll be keeping the same menu but adding breakfast and will be changing the name to Blake 925 Deli."I'm happy that they're taking it over," said Kniskern. "They're v...

Two arrested on stolen property charges in Troy

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Two individuals were taken into custody on Tuesday after a resident on Walker Ave reported seeing a heavily damaged truck with a male sleeping inside. Dale Sousie of Troy and Anna Morlock of Watervliet were arrested and arraigned at the North Greenbush Town Court. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! According to the North Greenbush Police Department, responding officers located the vehicle and identified the male as Dale Sousie. Officers located a utility trailer nearby that was found to have been stolen from a sales lot in Brunswick. A woman exited the trailer and identified herself as Anna Morlock.The trailer is valued at around $9,000. Police also located stolen rims valued at over $1,000, reported stolen from a business in Troy. Additional stolen items were located inside the vehicle and trailer.Police say that Sousie had multiple arrest warrants and tried to run away. He was captured and found to have cr...

Funeral procession set for former Fort Ann fire chief

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

FORT ANN, N.Y. (NEWS10) - On Friday, first responders around Fort Ann will gather for a procession honoring the memory of former Fire Chief Edward H. Sharrow. Throughout the late morning and early afternoon, a traffic advisory will be in effect as the Fort Ann Volunteer Fire Company leads the way through town. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! At 11:30 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 18, the volunteer fire company will be joined by local first responder team members. Following a service, the procession will depart from Carleton Funeral Home in Hudson Falls, heading north along State Route 4 through Hudson Falls and Kingsbury until reaching Fort Ann. Once in the village, the procession will turn west onto Charles Street, South on Catherine Street, and west onto State Route 149. Sharrow will be buried, and honors held, at Fort Ann Cemetery. Kindness rocks brought to Hovey Pond Park Washington County says to expect traffic delays along State...

Review of Christopher Dunn's murder conviction underway, deemed 'high priority'

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Prior to stepping down as St. Louis Circuit Attorney, one of Kim Gardner's last actions was filing a motion to vacate the 1991 murder conviction of Christopher Dunn. Several months after Gardner's resignation, the effort to vacate Dunn's conviction is one that new circuit attorney Gabe Gore is following closely. In a recent one-on-one interview with the Missouri Independent, Gore said a review of the case is ongoing and is of "high priority" to his office. The one street where every home is cited, no matter what condition Dunn has spent 33 years in prison for the 1990 shooting death of Ricco Rogers over a gang affiliation. His initial sentence was life behind bars plus 90 years. Dunn has maintained his innocence in the murder.Gardner believed there was clear and convincing evidence pointing to a wrongful conviction, so she asked the St. Louis Circuit Court to overturn the verdict. As recently as June, Gore filed to withdraw his predecessor’s motion, but on the conditio...

Pet of The Week: Tigger

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Meet Tigger. This sweet boy can be adopted from Gateway pet guardians, and he is truly the sweetest striped boy.Tigger was found abandoned on the side of the road in Washington Park about a month ago. Gateway thinks he’s about a year old. He knows how to sit and gently take yummy treats. Cannabis recall in Missouri: Dispensaries pulling 60K products Also, if you want to help other cats and dogs like Tigger, Gateway is currently having its largest virtual fundraiser of the year, Beyond Rescue. They are trying to raise more than $140,000 in the next 30 hours.You can go to gatewaypets.org for more information on how to donate.

Opinion: Colorado’s affordable housing projects often face an obstacle — litigious NIMBYs

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

Everyone likes the idea of affordable housing until it impacts their picture window view. Affordable housing, except in my backyard (AHEIMBY) is the new NIMBY.In Boulder, the Colorado city with the most per capita “In this house we believe…. kindness is everything” yard signs, a group of residents are opposing the construction of a modular home factory near their neighborhood.It’s not just any factory. This unique collaboration between the Boulder Valley School District, Flatirons Habitat for Humanity, and the City of Boulder will build up to 50 affordable homes a year. Modest in size, only 15 to 20 workers will be on site, including volunteers, employees, and students in the school district’s Technical Education Center hands-on career programs.Boulder’s Ponderosa Mobile Home Park will receive the first homes since many current units are flood-damaged, old, unsafe, and energy inefficient. Low-income buyers will receive subsidies to ensure house payments do not exceed a third of the ...

Why do major Pacific storms weaken as they reach Southern California?

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

Several powerful storms develop in the Pacific Ocean every year but seem to lose their steam by the time they reach the Southland. With the development of Hurricane Hilary Thursday, KTLA meteorologist Henry DiCarlo explained why many of these Pacific storms, even the ones that reach hurricane status, are such duds by the time they get to us. The tropical systems typically develop south of Baja Californa near the equator, where the water is warmer. "Warm water is what fuels and builds storms into tropical systems," Henry said. Hilary becomes a hurricane, continues track toward California As the systems continue building in the ocean, often tracking parallel to Mexico, the eyes of the storms become well-developed, sometimes reaching hurricane levels. Tropical Storm Hilary is seen shortly before becoming a hurricane on Aug. 17, 2023. (NOAA)Once a storm reaches the cooler waters off of Baja or makes landfall, usually before it reaches California, it quickly diminishes. "Remember, the...

Southern California home to most fire-threatened homes in state

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

The Maui fires are a terrifying reminder of the destruction that wildfires can cause. It's a threat Californians are unfortunately familiar with. A new report from CoreLogic analyzed how many homes and apartments are at risk in 14 Western states at high risk of fires. They looked at areas' slope, drought conditions, wildfire fuel, wind and other factors to determine places with the most at-risk residences. California, unsurprisingly, had the most number of homes facing wildfire risk. The Golden State also had the highest estimated cost for rebuilding after a devastating fire. Is there still a fire season in California? Homes in Los Angeles, in particular, "face an elevated risk due to their proximity to forested or undeveloped areas," the CoreLogic report said. "This geographic placement can pose challenges for firefighting and evacuation efforts in case of a wildfire."The metro areas with the most at-risk homes, according to CoreLogic, are: Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim (242,18...

Love Caprese salad? Say hello to the Mexicaprese

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

This twist on a traditional Italian Caprese salad brings in the flavors of Mexico with fresh avocado, cilantro, thinly sliced jalapeño, lime and dried chile peppers.As with all fresh tomato dishes, the quality of the produce is key. Luckily, it’s that time of year when you can find big, fat, juicy heirloom varieties perfect for slicing into slabs and arranging in a colorful display.Use fresh mozzarella for the delicate, refreshing quality of a classic Caprese or sub in Oaxaca cheese for a more Mexican homage. Note: Nothing beats the bright flavor and coarse grind of Aleppo pepper, which can be purchased at most major and specialty grocery stores or online from Oakland’s Oaktown Spice Shop and others.Mexicaprese SaladServes 4INGREDIENTS3 or 4 large heirloom tomatoes, sliced in ½-inch slabs8 ounces fresh mozzarella, sliced1 large avocado, sliced½ cup fresh cilantro leaves1 jalapeño, very finely sliced½ lime3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oilSea salt or sea salt flakes½ teaspoon...

Antioch, Pittsburg cops rounded up in early morning FBI raid following grand jury indictment

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:00:50 GMT

The FBI led a series of raids around the Bay Area Thursday morning, rounding up officers from Antioch and Pittsburg, in the culmination of an 18-month investigation into an alleged criminal network composed of law enforcement officers.The raids came after a federal grand jury in San Francisco handed down an indictment that accuses current and former officers with a wide range of offenses, including criminal conspiracy. A U.S. District Judge has placed the indictment under a sealing order, but that is expected to change sometime Thursday.The arrests mark the end of an investigation that started in early 2022, when a tipster informed the FBI and Contra Costa District Attorney that a group of East Contra Costa County cops were cheating on college tests to obtain education incentive pay bumps. The scope of the investigation later widened to include alleged violent crimes and drug trafficking, and precipitated a cascade of scandals that has transformed the Antioch Police Department into ...