New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade: How the crowds celebrated on Fifth Avenue
Organizers said the world-renowned parade has annually drawn about 2 million spectators with 150,000 participants.
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Two views of government as a Christian concern
Two visions of government are offered. One is a minimalist vision of government doing as little as possible as cheaply as ...
New Johnson City Schools superintendent officially accepts offer
After being selected by the Johnson City Board of Education, Erin Slater has officially accepted an offer to be the next ...
Johnson & Johnson’s $55 billion US commitment begins with Eastern NC plant groundbreaking
Executives mingled with North Carolina leaders in the city of Wilson to ceremonially break ground on Johnson & Johnson’s ...
Johnson likens himself to second coming of Harold Washington
With poll ratings in the single digits, Johnson made another stop on his rehabilitation tour with Black voters. The forum ...
Cooperstown's season ends with loss in girls state basketball semifinals
One run in the first quarter, another in the third sparked Stillwater in a 59-37 victory over Cooperstown in girls state ...
Watch Sunday’s New York high school state regional basketball games: Live stream, schedule
The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) high school boys and girls basketball regional ...
Here's how Northville girls set up their return to Class D basketball championship game
Northville, LaFargeville win Class D semifinals at girls state basketball tournament at Hudson Valley Community College.
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An AI imaging firm says Johnson & Johnson stole its tech. Testimony began Monday.
In 2019, Johnson & Johnson, hoping to compete in the growing surgical robotics field, signed a multibillion-dollar contract with a small biotech company called ChemImage. Based in Pittsburgh ...
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Girls basketball: Chenango Forks advances to its first NYSPHSAA final four
The title game is set for 6 p.m. March 22 at Hudson Valley CC. In other action Sunday at the arena, Johnson City lost to Section 1 champion Ardley, 51-20, in the Class A girls regional final.