ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — It is Wednesday, my dudes. Happy hump day! Per Meteorologist Jill Szwed, a pair of systems are on the way out today. Showers will shut down and clouds will begin to clear.
County and City officials along with community-based organizations met with the CEO of DocGo, the company contracted by NYC to care for the asylum seekers. Meanwhile, New York State Police are looking for information on a vehicle that is possibly tied to a homicide in Indian Lake. These stories, and more, are covered in your five things to know this Wednesday morning.
1. Capital Region leaders meet with DocGO
County and City officials along with community-based organizations met with the CEO of DocGo, the company contracted by NYC to care for the asylum seekers and News10 has the latest on how that meeting went.
2. NYSP looking for info on jeep possibly connected to Indian Lake homicide
New York State Police are looking for information on a vehicle that is possibly tied to a homicide in Indian Lake. Police released photos of a 2002 blue Jeep Wrangler on Tuesday.
3. South End Grocery reopens after month-long closure
After a month of being closed, the South End Grocery store in Albany has reopened. The store was closed after a fire extinguisher accidentally went off.
4. Road floods again following beaver dam breach
A recently breached beaver dam in Stephentown broke again on Tuesday and sent heavy waters rushing into the road. It was similar to three weeks ago when officials said a beaver dam that was built upstream on private property gave way.
5. Queensbury eatery to be on ‘America’s Best Restaurants’
The Heidelberg Inn, located at 352 Quaker Road in Queensbury, is set to be featured on “America’s Best Restaurants.” The company brings attention to independently-owned restaurants around the United States.
