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Glens Falls Hospital issues temporary mask mandate

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- In response to an increase in COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses, everyone visiting the Glens Falls Hospital and off-site locations will be required to wear a mask effective Wednesday, December 13. All staff and patients will abide by the mandate. Get the latest news, weather, sports and more delivered right to your inbox! The mandate does not impact visiting hours or visitation requirements. Visitors are strongly encouraged to avoid eating or drinking while visiting. Individuals in need of an outpatient visit or testing with signs of respiratory illness or exposure are asked to notify the hospital upon arrival. The temporary requirement will be reevaluated in early January.

How to protect yourself from charity scams this season

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The Division of Consumer Protection is cautioning generous New Yorkers against charity scams, which become more prevalent during the holiday season. Data from the Federal Trade Commission indicate that over 10K reports of charitable solicitation fraud were made in 2022, resulting in a loss of $21 million. Get the latest news, weather, sports and more delivered right to your inbox! “The season of giving is in full swing, and people are purchasing gifts for loved ones and making generous donations to causes they care about,” said Secretary of State Robert J. Rodriguez. “But before making these donations, it is important to remember that scammers like to prey on the good intentions of people, and we encourage New Yorkers to do their research before making donations so that these good deeds reach the right place.”Fraudsters may pretend to be affiliated with well-known organizations or even the government. To avoid charity scams, donors are encouraged to follow...

Officer involved shooting closes Morganford Road

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Police are investigating after an officer involved shooting this morning in south St. Louis in the Boulevard Heights neighborhood. It all happened a little before 9 a.m. on Morganford not far from Loughborough.Details are still coming in but at this point, police tell us that there was some sort of armed confrontation between at least one city police officer and one suspect. Authorities have not released details about what the armed confrontation was about.Investigators say that an officer fired shots. It's unclear whether the suspect fired any shots. Police say that nobody was hit by gunshots in the incident. There are two suspects in police custody and they may be juveniles.The force investigation unit has been called in on this case since an officer fired a service weapon.More details will be posted here as they come into the FOX 2 Newsroom.

Colorado Jews embrace Hanukkah amid Israel-Hamas war. “We are in a very dark place and we need light.”

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

As the days grow shorter, Jews around Colorado somberly and resolutely have begun Hanukkah celebrations of light, turning to tradition amid discord over the killing in Israel, the nation created as a haven for Jews fleeing persecution.Jewish community leaders on Monday reported healthy turnouts at holiday gatherings and more menorahs in windows than usual. Seldom have Jews felt a greater need for this eight-day religious celebration, said Dan Leshem, the director of the Jewish Community Relations Council, which represents 40 Jewish organizations in the state.“We are in a very dark place and we need light, ” he said.But the estimated 110,000 Coloradans who identify as Jewish also have braced against rising antisemitism and intense public criticism of Israel’s bombardment of the Gaza Strip. The Israeli Defense Forces launched the military campaign in Gaza after Hamas, which has been designated by the United States and the European Union as a terrorist organization, attacke...

Chargers QB Justin Herbert out for the year

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

Justin Herbert will undergo surgery on Tuesday on his broken index finger on his right hand and will miss the Los Angeles Chargers' remaining four games this season.Herbert visited two hand specialists on Monday after he suffered the injury during the second quarter of Los Angeles’ 24-7 loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday.“He is tough as they come, but we’re going to make sure that, whatever it is, we’re going to do what is best for Justin, long term,” head coach Brandon Staley said on Monday.Herbert is the seventh starting quarterback in the league to be lost for the season because of an injury if the Jets' Aaron Rodgers does not return from his torn Achilles tendon. That includes the top two QBs who signed extensions during the preseason.Herbert signed a $252.5 million extension on the first day of training camp and Cincinnati's Joe Burrow inked a five-year extension worth $275 million three days before the start of the regular season.Easton Stick will get his first NFL start on ...

Review: Evil’s banality smolders brightly in ‘The Zone of Interest’

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

A Holocaust movie in the way a skull MRI is a mugshot, Jonathan Glazer’s film The Zone of Interest is a tribulation of evasion and restraint — in the best ways possible. As you watch this sinister, elusive thing, suffering its moral distance as if you’re holding your breath underwater, you feel every media representation of the Holocaust — every simplified conclusion and revulsed platitude — dissolve into goo. Adapted from the comparatively farcical novel by Martin Amis, Glazer’s movie is an aloof challenge, insisting in its horrifying coolness that you have your own subjective experience with it. What you take away is largely contingent on who you are.Most of us know enough about the Holocaust, specifically, Auschwitz, to let Glazer’s strategy do a job on us, in a calm cataract of brutal details that never comes close to being explicit. (An uninformed or duped viewer who knows or believes little about the history would be mystified.) Whereas Amis’s book, because it’s an Amis book, ...

HIGH ANXIETY: UNBINGED PICKS THE BEST TELEVISION OF 2023

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

In a year that was mired by industry strife and strikes, anxieties flared both on and off the screen, for 2023 was the year that television left audiences in a cold sweat. The best of the year didn’t just pull at our heartstrings, but it played with our fears and sent us reeling into moments of existential dread while our anxieties soared to sky high levels that would have doctors concerned. But in a good way. The best example of this — and one of the best offerings of 2023 — was FX/Hulu‘s The Bear. In its second season, Carmy (the brilliant and soulful Jeremy Allan White) began renovating both his sandwich shop and its staff to create a fine dining experience. During the season, The Bear offered episodes that demonstrated pivots in character and story arcs that resonated with viewers. But it is the Christmas episode “Fishes” that impacted fans most. Once the credits roll, viewers are left with deeper insight into characters while carrying the mem...

Review: Poor Things: Yorgos Lanthimos’ Demented Comedy of Manners Is Surprisingly Human

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

It’s difficult not to be grandiose about a filmmaker like Yorgos Lanthimos. His movies aren’t just unsettling and transgressive, they’re operatic, even if they’re not necessarily loud. They hit you in a curious place where queasiness and hilarity co-mingle like two naughty kids on a schoolground. An existentialist at heart, his characters often fall prey to unforeseen forces beyond their control. Whether these forces take the form of vengeful witchcraft (The Killing of a Sacred Deer), an austere aristocracy ruled by an idiot (The Favourite), or cold dystopian society (The Lobster, Dogtooth), his protagonists are simply too powerless to fight back or change their fates; personal autonomy is a joke. Until now.Poor Things is the Greek director’s most optimistic film to date. A surrealist, steampunk riff on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, it’s both a satirical take on gender politics and a traditional coming-of-age tale; well, sort of traditional. In his latest, Lanthimos takes aim at Vict...

Cathaleen Pelayo Dies in 2-Car Accident on East Tanque Verde Road [Tucson, AZ]

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

58-Year-Old Woman Pronounced Dead after Two-Vehicle Accident on North Solider TrailTUCSON, AZ (December 12, 2023) – Cathaleen Pelayo died Saturday night in a two-car crash on East Tanque Verde Road and North Solider Trail.Authorities responded to the scene at approximately 5:00 p.m., on December 2nd.An investigation is underway to determine the cause of a collision between two vehicles at an intersection. First responders discovered 58-year-old Pelayo unconscious on the highway with severe injuries.Due to the severity of her condition, medics later declared 58-year-old Pelayo deceased at the scene.On the other hand, the second driver involved in the incident emerged unharmed. Emergency crews temporarily closed off the surrounding area for cleanup and preliminary duties. Investigators have reported that no charges were filed against the other driver.No words can mend the broken hearts and sorrow felt during this delicate moment. Deepest condolences and sympathies are with the f...

Emeryville hit-and-run victim from January dies; police seeking harsher charge against suspect

Published Tue, 05 Nov 2024 08:01:54 GMT

EMERYVILLE — A 57-year-old Piedmont woman critically injured in a hit-and-run collision in January has died, and police are asking prosecutors to increase the charges filed against the suspect driver.Michelle Farmer Eldridge, a longtime attorney and the mother of two children, suffered major injuries when she was hit by a pickup truck Jan. 28 in the 4400 block of Shellmound Street. Eldridge was walking on a sidewalk near the IKEA store when she was struck.A man walking with her was also hit by the truck. He suffered moderate injuries and was treated and released from a hospital, police said.Eldridge died Oct. 31 in South Carolina, authorities said; her family had moved her there so they could care for her after the crash, authorities said.After striking Eldridge, the truck crashed into a police and the suspected driver, Nathan Stenberg, 35, of San Francisco, fled on foot, according to court documents. Witnesses directed police to a nearby restaurant, where Stenberg was found h...