Albany man found dead after altercation in VT apartment

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

Albany man found dead after altercation in VT apartment ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- An Albany man was found dead in a Rutland, Vermont, apartment after reports of a physical altercation, according to Rutland City Police. Police say Santonieo Miller, 35, was pronounced dead, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. Get the latest news, weather, sports and more delivered right to your inbox! On Saturday, Rutland Police responded to 50 Cherry Street Apartment 2 for an active physical altercation. Upon arriving, officers found a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. The man, identified as Miller, was pronounced dead at the residence.The death is under investigation. Members from the Vermont State Police Crime Scene Search team are leading the investigation, along with the Rutland City Police Department Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Anyone with information regarding the incident is asked to contact the Bureau of Criminal Investigation at (802) 773-5894.

Commission opens Digital Europe Programme to Türkiye

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

Commission opens Digital Europe Programme to Türkiye The European Commission signed an association agreement for the Digital Europe Programme with Türkiye. Following the signatures, and upon the completion of the related ratification processes, the association agreement will enter into force. Businesses, public administrations and other eligible organisations in Türkiye will be able to access the calls of the Digital Europe Programme, a programme with an overall budget of €7.5 billion in the 2021-2027 period. In particular, participants from Türkiye will be able to take part in projects that deploy digital technologies across the EU in specific areas such as artificial intelligence, and advanced digital skills. They will also be able to set up Digital Innovation Hubs in Türkiye.With this association agreement, the European Union and Türkiye will reinforce their strong links in the field of digital technologies – with potential benefits arising from Türkiye's capabilities and assets in the areas covered by the Digital Europe Programme,...

Top Belgian Thai resto gearing up to celebrate its 40th birthday

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

Top Belgian Thai resto gearing up to celebrate its 40th birthday Almost 40 years and counting….. that’s at least one venerable Belgian restaurant business.It was way back in 1984 that Bois Savanes first took its bow.Apart from giving its name to the famous George Orwell book it was the year of Band Aid, when Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi was assassinated and the original Apple Macintosh personal computer first went on sale.But the year was “notable”, here at least, for another happening – the birth of a restaurant business that, remarkably is still going strong today.The “original” version of Bois Savanes opened that year in an impressive town house in Rhode-Saint-Genese.It was first run by the grandmother (Jeanine), then the mother (Maryse) of current co-owner, Marie Back.Marie took over ownership with her brother Jerome in 2006 and they subsequently opened another “branch” in Saint Job. A third, in the Schuman area of Brussels, followed later.Back in 1984 Bois Savanes was one of the very few Asian (let alone ...

Horoscopes Sept. 4, 2023: Beyonce Knowles, divide work and playtime equally

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

Horoscopes Sept. 4, 2023: Beyonce Knowles, divide work and playtime equally CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Whitney Cummings, 41; Beyonce Knowles, 42; Max Greenfield, 44; Wes Bentley, 45.Happy Birthday: You’ll gain ground if you learn as you go. A chance to make a long overdue change will help restructure how you live and allocate your time. Balancing your life to ensure you divide work and playtime equally will give you a positive attitude that will carry through into meaningful relationships. Creative thinking will help you find options that offer peace of mind and a brighter future. Your numbers are 5, 12, 21, 25, 36, 44, 47.ARIES (March 21-April 19): Do something to lift your spirits. Get those endorphins working; you’ll accomplish something spectacular. Personal improvements, physical fitness and a healthy lifestyle change will point you in the right direction. Share your thoughts and plans with someone you want by your side. 3 starsTAURUS (April 20-May 20): Networking, researching and communicating are to your benefit. Don’t ignore an ...

Bridge: Sept. 4, 2023

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

Bridge: Sept. 4, 2023 It was the first of the month — a time when no female is deadlier than the mail. I found Unlucky Louie in the club lounge, wrestling with a fresh stack of bills.“My sweet wife’s a human dynamo,” Louie groaned. “She charges everything she comes in contact with.”Louie might pay off his credit card bill if he did better in his penny game. He was declarer at today’s four spades, and West led the king and jack of diamonds. East overtook (too late) with the ace and led the jack of clubs: queen, king, ace. Louie drew trumps but lost a heart and a club.“Hearts broke 4-2,” Louie shrugged, “so I couldn’t get a discard for my club loser.”LAST DIAMONDEast would not have overtaken the second diamond to lead a club from his king, so Louie must play a low club from his hand. He draws trumps, ruffs his last diamond in dummy, takes the A-K of hearts and exits with a club.When West wins, he has no more hearts. He must lead a club...

Ask Amy: Why would they let a 6-year-old use a public bathroom alone?

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

Ask Amy: Why would they let a 6-year-old use a public bathroom alone? Dear Amy: My granddaughter is 6. Her parents want her to grow up to be independent. This manifests itself in many liberties and responsibilities, some of which I think she is too young for.I have never said anything to the parents about this aspect of their childrearing, but recently I witnessed two cases where I felt their approach is much too lax.In one case, they allowed her to come down a slippery marble spiral staircase with inadequate handrails – alone.She ended up falling but thankfully was not seriously hurt.The other incident was in a restaurant when she needed to use the bathroom. Instead of accompanying her, they told her, “You know where it is, go ahead.”The bathroom was a single room with a women’s stall right next to a men’s stall. An outer door enclosed the room with both stalls inside.I said nothing but went with my granddaughter and stood outside her stall.(When I was 6, I was molested at a park, so I know how quickly and easily molesters can...

Harriette Cole: My hobby scares my girlfriend, but she doesn’t like to be left out

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

Harriette Cole: My hobby scares my girlfriend, but she doesn’t like to be left out DEAR HARRIETTE: I’m a huge adrenaline junkie. I love outdoor adventures like base jumping, skydiving and really anything that the average person might shy away from.Related ArticlesAdvice | Harriette Cole: Why shouldn’t I live with my friend’s ex? Advice | Harriette Cole: Was I rude to this woman I passed in the restaurant? Advice | Harriette Cole: I hoped I was wrong about my son’s girlfriend. I wasn’t. Advice | Harriette Cole: My son needs discipline, and I’m thinking about the military Advice | Harriette Cole: Our marriage is just one long fight. How do I fix this? I’m dating a woman who is the exact opposite of me in that sense. She is not too fond of stepping out of her comfort zone.I’ve tried bringing her along with me before, but she tends to get really nervous and ends up cutting our trips short. Eventually, I decided it was better for both of us if...

I Worked in Federal Prison Sweatshops for 23 Cents an Hour

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

I Worked in Federal Prison Sweatshops for 23 Cents an Hour During a nationwide day of action against prison slavery, protesters march through the streets of Portland, Ore., on Sept. 9, 2016.Photo: Alex Milan Tracy/Sipa USAPrison labor is a staple of the American economy. Whether it’s fish farms or electronics recycling, woodworking or vehicle remanufacturing, our nation’s supply chain is bolstered by a hidden labor force of overworked and underpaid incarcerated people. I would know — I was one of them.Throughout my 13 years of incarceration, I held a prison job whenever possible. From the kitchen of the city jail in Bristol, Virginia, to the mess halls of federal prisons in West Virginia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania, I worked. At first, I didn’t think of myself as exploited. As far as I was concerned, I was just doing my job and my time the best way I knew how.It wasn’t until I worked at the UNICOR factories in Butner, North Carolina, and Allenwood, Pennsylvania, where I was housed for a combined five years, that I mad...

Police investigation underway after shooting leaves 3 injured in Lauderhill

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

Police investigation underway after shooting leaves 3 injured in Lauderhill A shooting in Lauderhill left three individuals injured and prompted a police investigation into the matter. Around 12:23 a.m. Sunday, Lauderhill Police officers were at 1400 N. SR. 7 as they responded to an unrelated matter when they received a call reporting a male who had been shot outside the location. According to officials, authorities discovered a man in the parking lot with a single gunshot wound to the back of his head. They also found a woman with a single gunshot wound to her shoulder at the front of the same location. A third victim, an unidentified individual, later arrived at Florida Medical Center with a single gunshot wound to the front of the head. All three victims were subsequently transported to Broward Health Fort Lauderdale for medical treatment. As of now, all victims are reported to be in stable condition.The Lauderhill Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division (CID) and Crime Scene Investigations (CSI) unit have taken charge of the investiga...

EU research chief nominee wants ‘stronger ties with like-minded countries’

Published Wed, 27 Nov 2024 23:01:05 GMT

EU research chief nominee wants ‘stronger ties with like-minded countries’ BRUSSELS — The EU should work with its friends on research and innovation to win the geopolitical race to control new technologies, the European Union’s aspiring innovation chief Iliana Ivanova has said.Ivanova is scheduled to address a select group of European Parliament members on Tuesday. The grilling will determine if lawmakers accept her nomination by the Bulgarian government and see her take over from compatriot Mariya Gabriel, who left the EU’s executive branch in May to become national foreign minister. “I will focus my efforts to put the EU at the forefront of the new technological race and increase its competitiveness in the face of increased economic competition,” Ivanova said in written replies to lawmakers’ questions ahead of the hearing. “Creating stronger ties with like-minded countries is essential in this challenging geopolitical context” and will “reinforce” the bloc’s economic and technological security, ...