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Capital Region BOCES launches NHA-accredited phlebotomy training for adult learners (opens the original)
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Capital Region BOCES has launched its first-ever Phlebotomy Technician Program for adult learners at the Career and Technical Education Center - Albany Campus. (Photo: WRGB) ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — From drawing blood to supporting diagnostic testing, a vital medical role is getting a new local training ground. Capital Region BOCES has launched its first-ever Phlebotomy Technician Program for adult learners at the Career and Technical Education Center - Albany Campus. The inaugural program launched
Former student turns BOCES machining training into a career with Washington County company (opens the original)
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ARGYLE, N.Y. (WRGB) — A two-year program for high school students through WSWHE BOCES is helping to address one of the region’s most critical workforce needs, manufacturing and machining. Jadyn Fish found her career through WSWHE BOCES’ Industrial & Performance Machining program in high school. She took her last BOCES class in 2024, and this May, signed with Fronhofer Tool Company, after continuing her education in CNC Manufacturing and Machining at Alfred State College. “I started as an intern
Advocates cite flavored vape loopholes and youth marketing as smoking interest rises (opens the original)
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ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — Youth openness to smoking in New York has reached its highest level on record, according to a 2026 report. The report included data from middle and high schoolers in the Empire State from 2000 to 2024, revealing that approximately one out of every five students who have never smoked said they would be “open” to the idea. “It's concerning for several reasons. Number one, openness to smoking indicates whether there's going to be future use, and so it's been correlated,” Capit
Mother turns caregiving journey into advocacy, invention for those who wander (opens the original)
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When Shari Bailey gave birth to twin daughters Lana and Laila nearly 12 years ago, her family faced an unexpected set of challenges. Although Laila would receive a rare diagnosis, the hurdles that came with it were not dissimilar from those faced by thousands of families in the Capital Region and across the country. “I was induced at 40 weeks, which is almost unheard of for twins. Here I am, like, ‘Get ‘em out!’ and then, you know, Lana came and I had that moment I’m sure that you had with your
Pita & Olive serves up scratch-made menu of modern Mediterranean cuisine (opens the original)
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CLIFTON PARK, N.Y. (WRGB) — Serving up modern Mediterranean dishes, Pita & Olive opened in Clifton Park at the end of 2024, offering delicious food that matches the stunning interior decor. “Our goal was to create a space that offered a little more of a high-end type of experience with our interior design and our customer service, but also be a family-friendly place, and price-family to be a more casual space, as well,” Owner Sal Niazi said. Niazi grew up in the restaurant space, including other
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