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Saint Rose students protest college closure, demand answers

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

CAPITAL REGION, N.Y. (NEWS10) - Students at the College of Saint Rose came together to protest the college’s closure. NEWS10 was at the college's Huether building for the Monday morning protest. Poli-sci students are seeking more transparency from the college’s board of trustees. Nearly three dozen students gathered on Madison Avenue before they began marching around the campus wanting answers.  ‘Toys for Pawz’ benefit returns to Delanson The College of Saint Rose is made up of a wide variety of students on all different levels of learning. “This place was known for its accessibility, the amount of people with disabilities that go here.” said student Dan Hanrahin.Chandler Hickenbottom is a returning 27-year-old second-generation college student. She tells NEWS10 that it’s been a hard road to a higher education. “It’s been a long struggle because I've been in and out of school due to like my own health issues since I was 18. So, to come to the school I've been wanting to come here ...

Off the Beaten Path: Hawks Hill

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) - Tucked away in Troy, you'll find a sanctuary for martial arts training and wellness. Hawks Hill is a 90-acre third generation farm that specializes in the Japanese martial art of Aikido, weapons and wellness. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Justin Coletti has almost twenty years of experience in the practice. After spending time in Brooklyn, the Troy native wanted to bring the traditions of Aikido and acupuncture back to his hometown.“Learning to fight is a side effect of training here but the main focus is really personal development or self development," said Coletti. "With martial arts, my thought was that if I'm going to learn how to break things I should learn how to fix them as well, so that kind of drew me to acupuncture and Chinese medicine from there.” Off the Beaten Path: Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome According to their website, "Older teens and adults, ages 16 and up are welcome to join at any time....

St. Louis area leaders meet to form region-wide crime plan

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- It’s not just a city issue; it’s on both sides of the river. That’s the message from leaders gathering Monday for the East-West Gateway Council of Governments gathering for this practicum on partnership-based violence reduction.“I’m thrilled to report that crime in the city of St. Louis is on the decline, with homicides down over 20% and juvenile shooting incidents down nearly 40% this year,” says Tishaura O. Jones, St. Louis Mayor.“I’d like to think it’s some of the things we are doing,” says Charles Coyle, Director of Public Safety for the City of St. Louis. “We’re looking at how data can help us with the crime, and we’re looking at how the community can help us as well. I think it’s something very positive. Let me say this. Our homicide detectives have a 75% clearance rate. What does that mean? That means for every four homicides, we arrest three of them. So we are getting the people off the street that need to come off the street.” Suspect shot and killed after fi...

Football recruiting: Several CU Buffs hit the transfer portal

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

Michael Harrison went from a walk-on receiver to the most productive tight end at Colorado in over a decade.He will continue his college football career at another school, however.Harrison and backup quarterback Kasen Weisman both announced intentions to enter the transfer portal on Monday, joining the hundreds of players around the country that are seeking greener pastures. The NCAA transfer portal opened on Monday for all players.Walk-on receivers Dante Capolungo and Chernet Estes are also transferring.Related ArticlesCollege Sports | Heroes and Zeros from Broncos’ loss to Texans: Alex Singleton’s costly penalty proves critical in close game College Sports | Can Deion Sanders, CU Buffs rebuild an offensive line via transfer portal alone? College Sports | Colorado Mines back in D-II football semifinals after running over Central Washington College Sports | CU Buffs football: Center Van Wells to transfer, assistant coa...

Thousand Oaks man who allegedly attacked parents with hammer faces murder charge after mom dies: VCSO

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

A Thousand Oaks woman has succumbed to her wounds after nearly two weeks in the hospital, and her alleged attacker — her son — will now face a murder charge, as the Ventura County Sheriff's Office is investigating the attack as a homicide.Scott Goldberg, 21, allegedly assaulted a man and a woman in their 60s with a hammer on Nov. 19. At the time, officials said Goldberg knew the couple, though they later identified the victims as Goldberg's parents. Man arrested for attempted murder after attack on couple in their 60s On Friday, Goldberg's mother, 63-year-old Alison Marshall, succumbed to her wounds at Los Robles Regional Medical Center, and what was an attempted murder charge is expected to become a murder charge, as the Ventura County Star reports. Goldberg, a Thousand Oaks resident, also faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge for the alleged hammer attack on his 64-year-old father, the Star added.Goldberg is being held without bail at the Ventura County Main Jail. He is d...

Man charged with killing 3 sleeping homeless men, 4th murder in San Dimas

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office has charged a Los Angeles man with four counts of murder in connection with the shooting deaths of three homeless people and a fourth shooting that appears to have been a follow-home robbery.Jerrid Joseph Powell, 33, is accused of killing four people in the four-day period of Nov. 26 to 29, prosecutors said in a news release.Jerrid Joseph Powell, 33, of Los Angeles, was arrested in connection with the murders of three homeless men and believed to be linked to another homicide in San Dimas. (Los Angeles Police Department)Powell allegedly targeted three homeless men who were asleep on sidewalks or in alleys in Los Angeles, as well as the robbery and murder of Nicholas Simbolon in San Dimas. Authorities apprehend suspect in homeless murders; suspect linked to other homicide In addition to the four murder charges, Powell has been charged with robbery and being a felon in possession of a gun, as well as special circumstances of committi...

Zac Efron to receive star on Hollywood Walk of Fame

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

It will be the start of something new after Zac Efron receives his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.Hollywood Walk of Fame officials announced Monday that Efron will receive his star on Dec. 11.  The star will be the 2,767th on the Walk of Fame, located at 6426 Hollywood Blvd. Gwen Stefani receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame “We are thrilled to honor actor Zac Efron, who began his career as a Disney alum and has reinvented himself as a leading man by playing a wide variety of great roles,” Ana Martinez, producer of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, said in a statement. “What a way to end our year of star ceremonies with this very popular and gifted actor!” Efron, a California native, began his career at the Pacific Coast Performing Arts Center and got his first breakout role playing Troy Bolton in Disney’s "High School Musical" trilogy. Nick Cannon reveals high cost of bringing his kids to Disneyland Since his days on Disney Channel, Efron has starred in various movies and ...

Christopher Gibson Arrested after Fatal Scooter Crash on Sunset Boulevard [Los Angeles, CA]

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

32-Year-Old Man Killed in Scooter Vs Car Collision near Edgecliffe AvenueLOS ANGELES, CA (December 4, 2023) – Tuesday morning, Christopher Gibson surrendered to the LAPD following a tragic scooter accident on Sunset Boulevard. The incident transpired at approximately 1:10 a.m. near Edgecliffe Avenue on November 7th.According to reports, a 2011 Mazda 3 traveling westbound collided with a 32-year-old man on a scooter. The Mazda driver proceeded west on Sunset Boulevard and then headed south on Lucile Avenue.Emergency medical responders transported the injured scooter rider to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries. The victim’s identity has not been disclosed to the public.Afterwards, 31-year-old Christopher Gibson, turned himself in to the LAPD. Gibson was apprehended and booked at the Metropolitan Detention Center on suspicion of felony hit-and-run. His bail has been set at $100,000.No words can mend the broken hearts and sorrow felt during this delicate m...

Tailoring Your Entrepreneurial Venture With This All-in-One Business Builder

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

Launching a business can be a daunting prospect, often accompanied by overwhelming challenges and uncertainties. However, with the right tools and guidance, the process becomes not only manageable but even enjoyable. Tailor Brands, an all-in-one business builder, is revolutionizing the entrepreneurial landscape, making business creation accessible and efficient for millions worldwide.Tailor Brands boasts a unique approach to business building. Unlike other platforms that merely provide tools, Tailor Brands goes a step further by offering a guided journey from concept to fruition. This guidance is invaluable, especially for those entering the entrepreneurial world for the first time, as it eliminates the guesswork and provides a roadmap for success. The platform’s commitment to guiding entrepreneurs through every stage of business development is evident in its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features.Personalized Solutions for Entrepreneurs’ Unique NeedsOne of the sta...

Setting The Beat: What Goes Into The Album Contracts You Don’t Hear About

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:30:57 GMT

Bad deals and troubled contracts don’t just make the news–they go down in music history. Entertainment industry lawyer Matt Buser sits down with us to share his framework for negotiating long lasting album deals, along with a new dynamic for artist and label relationships.Melodies make songs. Contracts make the business behind them. Before the studio lights can go on, a deal has to be in ink.Music is a complicated business–and these contracts often become more of the story than the artists and the labels would like. Timeline, budget, exclusivity, and licensing are just a few of the burdens a contract has to be strong enough to carry.When it comes time to play the music, some deals can’t keep to the beat.When a contract or a business relationship sours, that’s when you see things like John Fogerty getting sued for sounding like John Fogerty, Dr. Dre taking a defunct (and aptly named) Death Row to court twice over for digital royalties, and Taylor Swift re-recording and re-relea...