UAlbany's field hockey team earned nine America East end-of-season awards, led by freshman Quinty Reumer being named Rookie of the Year, the conference announced Saturday + the Great Danes will host Bryant in an America East quarterfinal at Alumni Turf today.
Harry Houdini performed his Chinese Water Torture Cell (an escape act) in Albany on Oct.
11, 1926, when faulty equipment broke his left ankle; he later traveled to Montreal, developed appendicitis, and died on Oct. 31, 1926.
UAlbany upset No. 15 Campbell 45-35 on Halloween at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium, powered by 170 rushing yards, a pick-six by Jamari Young, and 214 passing yards from Kai Colón (6-3, 4-1 CAA).
Market 32, Price Chopper and News10ABC/FOX23 raised $60,144 for American Red Cross disaster relief after a multi-week fundraising campaign that wrapped this fall.
The #25 UAlbany Great Danes will face #15 Campbell at Casey Stadium today with kickoff at (12:00 p.m.).
Pregame family festivities start at (10:00 a.m.) in the Field Club with Trunk-or-Treat, a costume contest, and free rally towels for the first 2,000 fans.
Mayor Dorcey Applyrs, the Albany Police Department, and the Office of Violence Prevention revived the PSA "It's 10 p.m. Do you know where your kids are?" and are handing out flyers ahead of Halloween to urge parents to check on teens + kids.
Additional police patrols will be added today.
The Baymont by Wyndham Latham Albany Airport, which houses people placed by county social services, passed a county health inspection on Oct.
13 that found no public health hazards but flagged six violations (removed smoke detector, three exterior doors that didn't self-latch, a stained bathroom ceiling tile, and evidence of pests); rooms with violations must be fixed before being rented.
Amateur radio operators will run Pumpkin Patrol on Halloween and the day before, staffing overpasses to watch for people who might throw pumpkins at cars and report sightings to the Thruway Authority and Troop T; local leader Dave Galletly (KM2O) says the deterrent effort has kept covered areas incident-free for decades.
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