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Gloversville trio arrested in Walmart grand larceny

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

AMSTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Three Gloversville men were arrested and charged with grand larceny, and more, at a Walmart shopping center. Ernest Fancher III, 25, Joseph Intelisano, 62, and Kurtis Fuller, 25, each face several charges. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! On Sunday, around 7:28 p.m., deputies from the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office responded to the Walmart Shopping Center in Amsterdam. Upon arrival, patrols saw a man who matched the description of a suspect fleeing the store on foot. A deputy told the man to stop running but he did not, initiating a foot chase. The suspect was chased through the Walmart parking lot, Taco Bell parking lot, State Highway 30, and was eventually caught and taken into custody. The man was identified as Fancher III. Duo arrested on firearm, drug charges after Schodack traffic stop When the deputy returned to his car, he was told by Walmart Asset Protection that two other men were aid...

Public hearing on Illinois gun ban at Caseyville Community Center

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

CASEYVILLE, Ill. - Illinois' ban on assault weapons takes center stage at a public hearing Monday morning.It bans guns classified as assault weapons, 15-round handgun magazines, and 10-round long-gun magazines. The legislation was proposed after a shooter used an AR-15-style rifle to kill seven people at a July 4th parade in Highland Park. Former Missouri teacher speaks out on OnlyFans account, made nearly $1 million Those who own one of the banned weapons before the law went into effect can keep them, but must submit an enforcement affidavit through their FOID card.

Mayor Tishaura Jones signing short-term rental bills today

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Regulating short-term rentals is back on St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones plans Monday as she signs two bills.The board of aldermen gave final approval to the measures on Friday. Owners will now need permits to operate short-term rentals. They must also have a contact person available 24 hours a day in case of an emergency. Illinois AG blocks push for Metro East county to join Missouri Violators could have their permits revoked and face a $500 fine.

Joybird and Buck Mason in Cherry Creek, Livwell in DTC and more Denver business openings

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

Denver and its suburbs welcomed 14 new businesses — from retailers to law firms to franchises — over the past few months.• Furniture retailer Joybird opened a Denver showroom at 121 Clayton Lane in Cherry Creek at the end of the summer, selling customizable pieces.• Cannabis company LivWell Enlightened Health opened a dispensary in Denver Tech Center at 7795 E. Belleview Ave. as its 27th location in the state. “The booming areas of the Denver Tech Center and nearby Greenwood Village comprise one of the region’s most affluent and diverse populations,” said vice president of retail Rick Baughman. “Our DTC location has regular customers that run the gamut from seniors to young couples just starting out.”• Law firm Olson Grimsley Kawanabe Hinchcliff & Murray LLC, headquartered in Denver, launched in early September. Its five trial lawyers offer their services to plaintiffs as a public interest firm.• Financial services provider Apex Group op...

Want to cut down your own Christmas tree? Here’s how to apply.

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

Leaves are falling and Thanksgiving is less than three weeks away, which means the season for cutting your own Christmas tree on public lands is fast approaching. If that’s a family tradition for you, it’s not too soon to start making plans.Golden Gate Canyon State Park has opened the application process for 250 permits which will be awarded randomly. Applicants who have been selected will be notified by email. Applications must be received online by Nov. 15. There is no cost to apply, but providing a credit card number is part of the application process, and those who are selected will be billed $35 for the permit. Tree cutting is scheduled to take place Dec. 2 in a designated area on the Nott Creek trail.“Not only is the tree cut a part of many Coloradans’ holiday tradition, but it also helps the park mitigate fire danger and thin the forest in a sustainable and thoughtful way,” park manager Todd Farrow said in a news release.Related ArticlesOutdoors ...

Old-school ideas about art and literature get an update in these Denver gallery shows

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

To best appreciate the work of artist Sherry Wiggins, it helps to know a bit about her process.Artist Sherry Wiggins explores contemporary interpretations of classic figures using her own body as a canvas. This is her take on Aphrodite. (Luis Filipe Branco, provided by Michael Warren Gallery)In essence, it happens like this: She studies the lives of famous women, real and mythological, then uses costumes and props to inhabit their characters through her own lens, that of a 68-year-old woman living in the 21st century who is well-read and fully enmeshed in both present-day feminism and contemporary art.Then she finds a setting — in the case of the works on display currently at Michael Warren gallery, a series of outdoor fields in Holland and Portugal — and has someone else take her picture. For the past several years, she has collaborated with photographer Luís Filipe Branco on these endeavors.The result — the actual art product — is the photo itself, and at Michael Warre...

A review of “Coach Prime” other recent books with a Western focus

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

“The Ridge,” by Peter Eichstaedt (Sunstone Press)“The Ridge,” by Peter Eichstaedt (Sunstone Press)Nearly 60 years ago, Reies Tijerina launched a raid on the Tierra Amarilla, N.M., courthouse that led to a mini-revolution over Hispanic land grants. Peter Eichstaedt’s “The Ridge” is a contemporary novel of a fight between local Tierra Amarilla land-rights activists and the government that is eerily reminiscent of that 1967 uprising.Luke Jackman, a Santa Fe reporter, is writing about a group of Hispanic sheepherders when the group suddenly occupies a land-grant-turned-wilderness area run for the benefit of rich elk hunters.  Luke is swept up in the coverage, reporting for his newspaper while at the same time acting as unwilling go-between for the revolutionaries and the police. Sitting beside a campfire with armed guards, Luke interviews El Cuchillo (“The Knife”), the leader, who tells him about the land granted to Mexican settlers nearly 200 years earlier...

Avalanche observations after 10 games: Signs of dominance, but issues to improve

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

The Avalanche has played 10 games and are on pace for 114 points this season.This franchise has surpassed 112 points twice since moving to Colorado, and both years (2001 and 2022) ended with a Stanley Cup celebration.The Avalanche has also lost three of the past four games by a combined 15-0 margin, including a 7-0 spanking Saturday night by one of its chief Cup-contending rivals, the defending champion Vegas Golden Knights.Colorado is off to a great start and can be one of the best teams in the NHL, but is also officially in a weird funk with some work to do. Both things can be true.With that in mind, here are eight observations with the Avs at the 10-game mark. Given the dueling narratives of where the club is at right now, we’re going to cycle back and forth between positive developments and issues that could certainly be better for the club.Thumbs up – The penalty killing has been excellent. Colorado is third in the NHL at 92.5 percent, killing off 37 of 40 power plays for the o...

This year’s Warren Miller film is unlike any other

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

The opening scene in this year’s Warren Miller ski film, “All Time,” begins with grainy black-and-white ski footage and narration intended to emulate the movie-house newsreels of the 1900s. After a brief overview of the roots of skiing, the narrator introduces the man who created the ski film genre more than 70 years ago.“A beach bum named Warren Miller decided windburn was better than sunburn, and noticed that toting a camera around the mountain got him a lot of dates,” the narrator says. “So, in 1949, he made a ski movie. In 1950, he made another ski movie. And another, and another … .”Thus begins a Warren Miller film like no other. This one is intended to celebrate the creator of the series, who sold the company in 1988 and died in 2018, as well as his ongoing legacy. With the 75th anniversary of his first film, “Deep and Light,” coming next year, this year’s film celebrates the past. Next year’s will look at...

Here’s every concert coming to Red Rocks Amphitheatre in 2024 (so far)

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 14:30:56 GMT

Now that Red Rocks Amphitheater’s 2024 calendar is filling up, it’s time to start thinking about buying tickets and circling dates. Some shows are already on sale, with others will be soon.Where to begin? Here’s an updated list of concerts announced for 2024 at the famed outdoor Morrison venue. Tickets for most shows are available at axs.com.Red Rocks Amphitheatre 2024 concertsSunday, March 31 — Dirt Monkey x Jantsen, Virtual Riot b2b Barely Alive, G-Space, ALLEYCVTFriday, April 5, and Saturday, April 6 — Dom DollaThursday, April 25 and Friday, April 26 — Primus, Puscifer, A Perfect CircleSunday, April 28 — Sullivan King, Left to SufferFriday, May 3 — Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Amanda ShiresWednesday, May 15 — The Piano GuysSunday, May 19 — Needtobreathe, Judah & the LionTuesday, May 21 — Riley Green, Tracy Lawrence, Ella LangleyThursday, June 6 — Brit Floyd (Pink Floyd tribute)Friday, June 14 — St...