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Public podcasting studio opens in Saratoga Springs

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The first public podcasting studio has opened in downtown Saratoga Springs. Bright Sighted Podcasting Company opened the studio to the public after a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 21. Get the latest, news, weather, sports and community events delivered right to your inbox! Bright Sighted Podcasting is owned by Christine O’Donnell, an award-winning journalist and podcaster, as well as a Saratoga native. She started the company in 2019.The podcasting studio has internet, professional audio lighting, multiple set options, cloud storage, and one-on-one services with a media professional. You can book a time to use the studio on the Bright Sighted website. Enjoy food and music at the Hudson Food Festival The studio is located inside the Palette Community at 480 Broadway. Those who are members of the Palette Community can get special discounted rates. You can learn more on the Palette website.

Three things to know for the Cardinals-Cubs London Series

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

LONDON - The St. Louis Cardinals clash with the Chicago Cubs overseas this weekend for the return of the MLB London Series. The Cardinals and Cubs will compete Saturday and Sunday at London Stadium. It will be MLB’s first London Series since 2019 and the first time the NL Central rivals meet elsewhere aside from St. Louis or Chicago.Before the games begin, here are three things worth knowing ahead of the Cardinals-Cubs London Series. 1. London Series HistoryMajor League Baseball first agreed to back-to-back years of international series in London in 2018. These were initially expected to be held in 2019 and 2020 at London Stadium, a venue originally constructed for the 2012 Olympics. The 2019 London Series went on as planned, featuring one of baseball's best rivalries with the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox. Though unfamiliar territory for both, the Yankees and Red Sox enjoyed quite a slugfest, combining for 50 runs scored over just two games. New York ended up on top in both g...

St. Louis County man charged for shooting at family members

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. - A St. Louis County man faces felony charges after he reportedly shot at his family members earlier this month. Prosecutors have charged Raven Chatman, 30, with first-degree assault, armed criminal action, unlawful use of a weapon while intoxicated and two counts of unlawful use of a weapon. Woman charged with ramming, shooting thieves who stole sister’s car Investigators say the shooting unfolded on June 16 at a home in the 6800 block of Woodhurst Drive when Chatman became angered at a family member. Police say he pulled out a pistol and pointed a a pistol at two family members, shooting at one. After that, Chatman allegedly got into his car, drove to the police station and admitted to firing a shot. He also admitted to being intoxicated. Police say his BAC was almost three times the legal limit. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Daily News ...

Woman tries to avoid arrest by hiding at Disneyland

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

A woman was arrested at Disneyland after allegedly sneaking into the park and attempting to evade police by hiding by an attraction on June 17.Police officers with the Anaheim Police Department assisted the resort’s security team in apprehending the woman who allegedly entered the park without paying. Disneyland extends pause on ‘Fantasmic!’ performances after fire  A spokesperson with the Anaheim Police Department told KTLA that the unidentified woman entered the park by jumping over the turnstiles at the park’s entrance.  At about 7 p.m. that day, the woman was arrested on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Trail, a walk-thru area by the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad attraction in Frontierland at Disneyland Park. The woman was arrested for a misdemeanor without incident, according to the spokesperson.The case will be presented to the Anaheim City Attorney’s Office, which could then decide if the woman will be charged and will issue fines and possible jail time, a department...

Frame for massive 'halo board' in place at Clippers' new arena

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

The Los Angeles Clippers’ new arena is on schedule to open next year, with the steel framework for its two-sided halo board now in place above the 18,000 seats.The Clippers will play their final season at Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles before moving into the Intuit Dome in nearby Inglewood for the 2024-25 NBA season.Construction workers stretch before working as members of the media tour the Los Angeles Clippers' Intuit Dome in Inglewood, Calif., Thursday, June 22, 2023. The arena is expected to be completed in time for the 2024-25 NBA season. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)The team showed off the arena’s progress to the media on Thursday, hours before the NBA draft.The building's roof was designed to accommodate the halo board's 44,000 square feet of LED lights.Construction workers bent over, stretching on the dirt main floor before their shift began.The concrete for the upper bowl seats is in place, including The Wall area, which includes a 51-row section inspired by European soc...

Aniesha Dotson Killed in Pedestrian Crash on Highway 242 [Concord, CA]

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

Pedestrian-Auto Collision near Clayton Road Left 38-Year-Old Pleasant Hill Woman DeadCONCORD, CA (June 23, 2023) – A pedestrian crash on Highway 242 near Concord claimed the life of Aniesha Dotson.Contra Costa CHP Officers responded to the incident around 11:30 p.m. along southbound 242, south of Clayton Road.According to the police, a southbound Lexus IS-250 hit a woman that happened to be in the traffic lanes of the freeway.Unfortunately, the female pedestrian sustained major injuries and died at the scene. Meanwhile, a passenger inside the Lexus received minor injuries.Later, the Contra Costa County coroner’s office identified the deceased woman as 38-year-old Aniesha Dotson of Pleasant Hill. Authorities continue to investigate why Dotson was in the roadway.The California Highway Patrol is asking anyone with additional information about the crash to contact their Contra Costa office in Martinez at 925-646-4980.Sweet James warm and sincerest sympathies go out to the friends ...

From Big Boss Vette to Cheap Trick — the New LA Weekly Playlist is Live

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

From Big Boss Vette to Cheap Trick: The 162nd LA Weekly playlist, reviewing the musicians that we’ve been writing about all week, is live now. There’s electronic music from Jayceeoh, hip-hop from Big Boss Vette, alt-pop from Royal & the Serpent, rock from Cheap Trick and the Bellrays and so much more.Find us on Spotify here,or on Soundcloud here.Don’t forget to “Like” the playlists and “Follow” the profiles.Royal & the Serpent (Whitney Otte)From Big Boss Vette to Cheap TrickAlso this week:In print this week, Royal of Royal & the Serpent told us that, “At the beginning of the song, I rewrote the pledge of allegiance. It’s basically a pledge to the LGBTQ+ community and there were a lot of people that didn’t like that, had a lot to say about that, and thought that I was disrespecting our country. I started getting some death threats. It got a little scary, and I just had to turn the app off for a few days. Get back grounded and realize it doesn’t fucking matter. These peopl...

Review: Blink-182 is no joke as it delivers powerful evening of pop-punk

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

Between the genitalia jokes, bountiful swear words and off-color comments about “your mom,” Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus got serious wit the massive crowd at the SAP Center in San Jose as he talked about his battle with cancer and how thrilled he was to be back up onstage again.“It means so (expletive) much to me that all of you are here,” said the vocalist-bassist, who underwent chemotherapy and is reportedly now cancer free. “This next song is about finding light in the darkness and it goes out to every single person here tonight. I love you.”The pop-punk trio — which also includes vocalist-guitarist Tom DeLonge and phenomenal drummer Travis Barker — then launched into “Adam’s Song,” with its lyrics addressing depression and suicidal thoughts taking on new meaning in the context of what Hoppus had just told the crowd.“Tomorrow holds such better days,” Hoppus sang. “Days when I can still feel alive...

Pac-12 recruiting: Stanford shows signs of life; big weekend coming for UW; Oregon and USC keep rolling

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

The Hotline is delighted to provide Pac-12 fans with a weekly dive into the recruiting process through the eyes and ears of Brandon Huffman, the Seattle-based national recruiting editor for 247Sports.The following report was provided to the Hotline on June 22 …It has been a tremendous recruiting month for the usual suspects in the Pac-12: Oregon, USC … Stanford.Stanford? Yep, Stanford.The Cardinal picked up its fifth commitment of the week on Thursday when New Jersey defensive back Cam Richardson announced his pledge.More incredibly, Richardson became Stanford’s 20th commitment in June alone.That immense prospect haul is good enough to vault the program to No. 8 nationally — and No. 1 in the Pac-12 — in the latest 247Sports rankings for the 2023-24 recruiting cycle.Granted, the Cardinal finished with the top class in the conference in 2022 and often compiled elite classes during the height of the David Shaw era. But the collection of talent finalized in Febru...

Bee-killing pesticides, common in gardening products, could face new limits in California

Published Fri, 21 Feb 2025 19:00:05 GMT

It’s now clear that our decades-long love affair with pesticides is contributing to the worldwide collapse of bee colonies, with ramifications for all plants and animals — including us — that depend on these mighty pollinators. So a law that kicks in Jan. 1 will prevent California farmers from using a category of pesticides known as neonics, which have been particularly linked to bee harm, at times when the insects are most likely to be foraging for food.But while recent research increasingly links neonics both to broader ecosystem problems and to serious health conditions in humans, the new state regulations focus only on protections for bees.There also are no rules, so far, limiting the use of neonics on ornamental plants or grass around California homes, businesses or parks, or in products such as pet flea medicines. Instead, while some manufacturers and retailers are heeding to these growing concerns and voluntarily pivoting away from neonics, the insecticide remains common in p...