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HFM-BOCES Career Con shows teens potential futures (opens the original)
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JOHNSTOWN – Ryeli Wilson drove the narrow-aisle forklift, navigated the obstacles and deposited her payload. Then she pulled off the virtual reality goggles, accepted the swag bag for a perfect score, and headed to the next potential employer. Interested in a career in engineering? Manufacturing, maybe? “Not sure,” the 14-year-old Amsterdam student said before striding off to the next thing. If Wilson wasn’t ready to commit to a career Thursday, that wasn’t why she was at Fulton Montgomery Commu
'Little Shop' devours the stage at Colonial Little Theatre in Johnstown (opens the original)
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JOHNSTOWN â The thing about watching âLittle Shop of Horrorsâ at the Colonial Little Theatre in Johnstown is that the venue is so cozy â 91 seats â that if Audrey 2 wants to eat you, youâre plant food, dude. And if your memory of âLittle Shopâ is the 1986 film directed by Frank Oz, you might want to keep in mind that Oz re-shot the ending to be more upbeat. Director Jarret Aldi is using the 2003 Broadway script, which doesnât change the book from the 1982 off-Broadway show â
Free Halloween events in Fulton County that are all treats (opens the original)
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Halloween festivities used to be crammed into three hours on a chilly night when kids ruled the streets, the good treats cost a nickel and costumes could be cobbled together from the back of the closet and momâs makeup table. Today, the National Retail Federation estimates Americans will spend $13.5 billion on Halloween this year, about $115 per person. Halloween doesnât have to cost much. You can explore Johnstownâs ghosts with a haunted history tour Oct. 9, or hunt for them Friday and Oc
Plan your fun in Fulton County -- Sept. 30 (opens the original)
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Here are upcoming arts and entertainment events, particularly for Halloween, in Fulton County: Oct. 2 and Oct. 9: DIY Ghost Hunt at the Museum, Fulton County Museum, 237 Kingsboro Ave., Gloversville. Oct. 7: 3 to 6 p.m., Falloween with a costume contest, therapy dog, music and more by the Glove Cities Coalition. Elm Street Pavilion at St. Thomas Square, Gloversville. Oct. 9: 5:30, 6 and 6:30 p.m. Haunted History Walking Tour by the Johnstown Historical Society, Drumm House, 115 W. Green St., Joh
Perth justices reach settlement in sex harassment case (opens the original)
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PERTH â A second round of mediation has reached a resolution in the case of one Perth town justice suing the other, alleging sexual harassment. Representatives for Lisa Wallace and Wayne McNeil met with a mediator for four hours Thursday before reaching the settlement, which court records show must still be filed with the court for its approval. Details of the settlement were not available. Court records show both sides have signed a confidentiality agreement. McNeil was accused May 2, 2025, i
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