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Gore Mountain embarks on new summer festival

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

NORTH CREEK, N.Y. (NEWS10) - Gore Mountain isn't quite ready for winter sports - but a summer festival? Anytime. The first annual Gore Mountain Music Festival is taking the mountain by storm on Saturday, Aug. 26. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! Running from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., it's a full day of music, games, sky rides, and more, almost all for free. Every year, the festival invites a lineup of musicians to play it loud at the mountain. The lineup of musicians are all based in New York or Vermont. This year's lineup includes:Bone Doctor10:30 - 11:30 a.m.Reed Foehl11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.The Brass Machine Plays Dead1-2 p.m.Harmony Rocks2:15 - 3:15 p.m.Margo Macero3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Reggae festival coming to Fort Ann taproom Skyrides aboard Gore's 8-seater gondolas up the mountain will run for $18 per person throughout the day. Downhill mountain biking, disc golf, cornhole tournaments, and kids bounce houses are all free. Adiron...

Survey: What's next for Queensbury's future?

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

QUEENSBURY, N.Y. (NEWS10) - The town of Queensbury is taking a look at its Comprehensive Plan - a document used to identify goals for the town's future. It's the first time the plan has been revised since 2007, and the community is looking for input from the public at large. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! A survey released this week asks town residents to weigh in on various community factors, including location, demographics, and what issues the town should be thinking about. The survey breaks the town of Queensbury into eight areas, which trend wider to the west and north, where populations are more spread out. Those who work but don't live in the town are also eligible.The survey asks for input on what kinds of development would and would not be welcome within the town. Options include family housing, offices, businesses, and outdoor-focused initiatives including recreation and preserved land. Users can expand on their answ...

Cardinals drop season series with Pirates, close year with daunting schedule

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

PITTSBURGH - For the first time in a decade, the St. Louis Cardinals will lose the season series to the Pittsburgh Pirates. That will be the fate this year, even with one road game Wednesday and a home series with Pittsburgh remaining on the schedule. The Pirates have defeated the Cardinals five straight times dating back to June, seven of nine head-to-head matchups this year, and 10 of 13 dating back to the end of last season. The latest loss on Tuesday spoiled another chance in Adam Wainwright's push for 200 wins.The Cardinals have largely dominated in recent seasons against the Pirates, only losing three prior head-to-head season series in the 21st century. St. Louis has feasted with as many as 14 wins in recent season series against Pittsburgh, oftentimes rebuilding or out of playoff contention. Frustrations mount as Pirates beat struggling Cardinals, Adam Wainwright The recent lack of wins against the Pirates is telling as the Cardinals navigate through a season that could e...

Colorado high school football rankings: Preseason Top 10 in Class 5A, 4A, 3A

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

As the entire state kicks of the 2023 CHSAA football season with Week 1 this weekend, here are The Denver Post’s big-school football rankings. Some teams already played in Week 0. These rankings will be updated weekly throughout the season.Class 5AKyle Newman’s Top 10Cherry CreekPine CreekRalston ValleyGrandviewRegis JesuitColumbineMountain VistaValor ChristianFossil RidgeChatfieldMatt Schubert’s Top 10Cherry CreekRalston ValleyValor ChristianGrandviewPine CreekColumbineRegis JesuitFairviewChatfieldFossil RidgeClass 4AKyle Newman’s Top 10ErieBroomfieldPalmer RidgeHeritageDakota RidgePonderosaLovelandMontroseMesa RidgeDenver SouthMatt Schubert’s Top 10EriePalmer RidgeHeritageBroomfieldPonderosaMontroseDakota RidgeLovelandMesa RidgeDenver SouthClass 3AKyle Newman’s Top 10LutheranRooseveltGreen MountainDurangoHoly FamilyPalisadeFrederickPueblo EastEvergreenGeorge WashingtonRelated ArticlesPreps | As Cherry Creek primes for Class 5A five-pe...

One Killed, Two Others Hospitalized after Head-On Collision on Highway 4 [Contra Costa, CA]

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

Multi-Vehicle Crash near Discovery Bay Boulevard Resulted in FatalityCONTRA COSTA, CA (August 22, 2023) – Wednesday morning, a head-on collision on state Highway 4 left one fatality.The deadly crash happened around 7:10 a.m. along Highway 4, near Discovery Bay Boulevard.Based on the investigation, an Acura traveling west crossed the eastbound lane to pass another vehicle. Consequently, the Acura collided head-on with a Ford F-350 traveling in the opposite direction.The first responders declared the Aura passenger dead at the scene. Their identity has not been released to the public, pending notification of the next of kin.Meanwhile, the driver was rushed to a hospital for treatment of major injuries. Their current condition is not available at this time.A passenger inside the pickup sustained minor injuries, according to CHP.In the end, officials diverted the traffic from Highway 4 to Tracy Boulevard as crews cleared out the scene.Those with further information regarding the f...

Snoop Dogg and his High School Reunion

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

Snoop Dogg and his High School Reunion: Snoop’s High School Reunion tour hits Irvine on Sunday, as the local rap legend heads up a bill that also features Wiz Khalifa, Too Short, Snoop’s old pal Warren G, Berner, and DJ Drama. That’s a lot of hip-hop talent on one bill, and Snoop alone would be worth the ticket price. The man just gets better with age.LA Weekly culture editor Lina Lecaro wrote about Snoop and his family’s business enterprise back in November.“Long Beach’s own Snoop Dogg is legendary for his laid-back yet biting flow, which makes any music he puts out or guests on ooze with languid cool,” she wrote. “Snoop has always brought the badass without the belligerence, the hype without the hurry, allowing his words and vibe to glide and shine on record and on stage in a way that seems effortless yet fully expressed. This, coupled with his smooth persona and style, has made him one of the most iconic figures in hip-hop, a steady and seductive voice in ...

Three people die after drinking restaurant’s milkshakes

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

Three people have died after drinking milkshakes from a Tacoma fast-food restaurant, Washington’s health department reported.The three were among six people hospitalized with an infection caused by one strain of Listeria bacteria. The same strain was found in the two ice cream machines at Frugals, a hamburger drive-through.The machines, which “were not cleaned correctly,” were taken out of use on Aug. 8, after health inspectors made the connection to the sickened diners, the health department said.Because Listeria can sicken people for up to 70 days, those who had a Frugals milkshake before Aug. 8 are advised to seek medical care if they’re suffering flu-like symptoms and are pregnant, elderly or immunocompromised. The bacteria was found in all milkshake flavors.The six patients associated with the case are five people from Pierce County and one person in Thurston County; they were hospitalized between Feb. 27 and July 22. All had conditions that made their i...

A’s owner John Fisher breaks silence, says he won’t sell team: Las Vegas interview

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

John Fisher has yet to do an interview with a Bay Area outlet since taking over as the Oakland A’s owner in 2016, or even since becoming a part-owner in 2005.But the infamously reclusive Fisher recently spoke to the Las Vegas Review-Journal for a question-and-answer session published on Wednesday morning and revealed several key details regarding the A’s planned move to Las Vegas.And the most important takeaway: Much to the chagrin of the A’s fans who have chanted “Sell the team” at nearly every game since the All-Star break, Fisher says he has “not considered selling the team.”“I’ve now owned the team with my partner Lew Wolff, it’s shocking really how the time flies, but since 2005,” Fisher said. “Our goal since then has been to find a new home and build a new home for our team.”Fisher said the A’s recently submitted their relocation application to Major League Baseball and its three-man relocation committee, expressing hope that it will be approved soon, though he admitted he isn...

Bay Area outdoors: A day trip or weekend nature jaunt is just what the doctor ordered

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

Breathing in the sweet scent of coyote bush and listening to the gentle drone of bees, a feeling of well-being washes over me. I’m outside a special cabin in the Santa Cruz Mountains trying the latest trend in healthcare in the heart of Silicon Valley.This isn’t some costly high-tech treatment — it’s a dose of nature, which some Bay Area doctors have begun prescribing alongside traditional remedies.Research shows spending time in nature can lower blood pressure, anxiety and stress levels. In recent years, Bay Area doctors and organizations such as the Institute at the Golden Gate, which is part of the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy, and the nationwide Parks RX, have begun taking a more proactive approach to connect people with nature.Dr. Laurie Bostick Cammon participates in Santa Clara County’s Juntos Initiative at the Pediatric Healthy Lifestyle Center in Santa Clara, writing prescriptions for her patients to spend time outside.“Even if you can’t do a lot of adventur...

SF appeals court holds hearing on enforcing homeless sweeps in city

Published Sun, 23 Feb 2025 06:00:07 GMT

(BCN) -- The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will host a hearing Wednesday on whether to uphold a court order that bars the city of San Francisco from clearing tent encampments. In December, a federal magistrate judge ruled that San Francisco city officials cannot enforce or threaten laws against involuntary homeless people sleeping, sitting or lying on city streets. The federal judge issued a preliminary injunction on the basis that San Francisco did not have enough shelter beds for the city's unhoused population. Enforcing these laws when people did not have ample access to shelter would violate the Eighth Amendment's cruel and unusual punishment clause, she concluded. In response, San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu filed an appeal challenging the definition of what it means to be "involuntarily homeless." Before the hearing Wednesday, a coalition of businesses and community groups will join a slew of San Francisco officials to speak out against the court order in a...