Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 18th of October.
Good morning, Albany.
Today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the New York State Museum hosts its first 'Be Good, Do Good' volunteer fair as part of America’s 250th celebration.
Twenty cultural organizations will offer volunteer opportunities for New Yorkers looking to give back.
Casa Visco launched a limited-edition Health and Happiness Homestyle Sauce at Market 32 in Latham on Oct.
17—just ahead of National Pasta Day—to benefit Double H Ranch, which runs camp programs for children with serious illnesses; jars cost $7.99 and are available at 128 locations.
Hudson Dry opened this summer in the Capital Region and now stocks non-alcoholic beer, wine, spirits, mixers, and bitters for those who prefer to drink less—owner Ryan Curran champions the growing zero-proof trend for varied lifestyles.
Godfrey Financial Associates in Glenmont celebrates 30 years of helping clients navigate financial challenges.
Founded by Kathleen Godfrey after personal tragedy, the firm – with an all-female team – now supports individuals in 20 states and donates nearly $2.5 million to local nonprofits.
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School junior Lillian Knott launched her 'Refuel to Recover' campaign at the 2026 Burnt Hills Cross Country Invitational at Saratoga Spa State Park to help athletes spot signs of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport + she developed the program after learning proper recovery techniques at Boston Children’s Hospital.
UAlbany women's rowing team finished 20th in a 48-boat race at the Head of the Charles in Boston on Saturday with a time of 19:55.621 — they will next race at the Head of the Fish in Saratoga Springs on Oct.
24.
UAlbany reclaimed the Golden Apple Trophy with a 48-31 win over Stony Brook at Kenneth P.
LaValle Stadium; quarterback Kai Colón threw four touchdowns (with support from Rahshan La Mons and BJ Norman) to secure the rivalry victory.
UAlbany men’s soccer fell to NJIT 1 to 3 on Saturday at Lubetkin Field in Newark.
Yuta Kimata scored the sole goal for UAlbany while NJIT built a lead that proved too strong, and the team is set to host Senior Night against #16 Vermont on Oct. 24 at home.
UAlbany's Great Danes lost a nail-biting five-set match to Bryant at the Chase Athletic Center in Smithfield on Saturday, with standout performances from Pinar Erol and Addy Bianchini — the team will host NJIT on Friday at 6:00 p.m.
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