The Latest
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2026 Spring Sectional Championships Taking ShapeAs the 2025-26 High School Sports calendar nears its end, championships will be handed out this upcoming week
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NTSB Investigating Saratoga County Airport Plane Crash That Left One Person InjuredThe crash took place Tuesday
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Schenectady’s Free Summer Soundtrack Returns With Jazz on JayBeloved Thursday Concert Series Jazz on Jay Returns June 4th!
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Announcing A Massive Comedy Legend Coming To SchenectadyMartin Lawrence is coming to The M&T Bank Center this August!
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Your Ultimate Guide to Memorial Day Weekend EventsFlags, Fireworks & Parades: Memorial Day 2026 Guide
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Albany’s Melba Madness May Become a New TraditionTop Sauce goes to Jack’s Oyster House!
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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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Guess Who SPAC July 14 2026The Takin' It Back Tour featuring THE GUESS WHO with special guest DON FELDER
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Herzog Law FirmListen Saturday mornings from 8am-830am for The Estate and Medicaid Planning Hour with Herzog Law Firm.
Classic Hits History
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Today we remember Greg Allman, on the 9th anniversary of his passingThe musician, singer, songwriter, and co-founder of the Allman Brothers Band, died on May 27, 2017 at his home in Richmond Hill Georgia
— Bill Williams
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Paul McCartney had the #1 song in the country on May 27, 1976Silly Love Songs would end up topping the Billboard Singles Chart for 5 weeks
— Bill Williams
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May 27th is National Sunscreen Day!there are many scientists credited with discovering modern sunscreen
— Bill Williams
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May 26th is National Blueberry Cheesecake Day!can be traced all the way back to Ancient Greece
— Bill Williams
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The #1 song in the country on May 26, 1977 belonged to Stevie WonderSir Duke, from Songs in the Key of Life, spent 3 weeks at the top of the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
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The #1 song on May 22, 1967 belonged to the Young RascalsGroovin’ would spend 2 weeks at the top of the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
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