Anthony Krolikowski

Albany

Multimedia Journalist at WTEN-TV (Albany, NY)

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Stop-arming reckless driving with Scotia-Glenville cameras

3 days ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

SCOTIA-GLENVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -To tackle reckless driving, Scotia-Glenville Central School District has installed stop-arm cameras on 30 of its 46 school busses. Local officials met outside the district’s bus garage to explain the new system. “Route 5 and Route 50 are our highest penalty place but I will say there’s not a road that has not had a bus stopped and had a car go through it,” stated Clara Bisaill, the district’s transportation supervisor.
Albany-Saratoga Speedway celebrates 60 years

5 days ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

Posted: Apr 18, 2025 / 10:23 PM EDT Updated: Apr 18, 2025 / 10:23 PM EDT SHARE MALTA, N.Y. (NEWS10) -Friday was opening night for the 60th Albany-Saratoga Speedway season. It was a milestone celebrated with racing fans filling the parking lots and stands. The current track promoters have been managing the property for around twelve years.
UAlbany students rally after some visas revoked

6 days ago | news10.com | Courtney Ward |Anthony Krolikowski

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — A trend across the nation is now being seen in the Capital Region. Some international students attending local colleges recently had their student visas revoked. According to protesters and elected officials, who gathered Thursday to support the students’ continuing education, there’s been no explanation why. More than 50 University at Albany students and community members came together for a rally on campus.
Police teaching Albany citizens about the job

1 week ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) – The Albany Police Department held its first 2025 Citizen Police Academy class of spring on Wednesday evening. 14 students, ranging in ages and career backgrounds, showed up to bridge the gap some feel between police officers and their community. “We want everyone that comes here to understand that we’re not really different community members. We’re all a part of the same community. We’re just doing a certain job.
Northville varsity baseball team honors late coach Adam Cole

2 weeks ago | news10.com | Courtney Ward |Anthony Krolikowski

NORTHVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Varsity baseball started on Thursday at Northville Central School after the recent passing of teacher and coach Adam Cole. While Northville was playing against North Warren, the day was really about people coming together more than it was about baseball. The opening game was postponed three times as the entire school community began to grieve the loss of Coach Cole. His family was in attendance on Thursday. They received signed baseballs and threw the first pitch.
Fatal Saratoga roommate shooting begins proceedings

2 weeks ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (NEWS10) -Brendan Carl had an in-person appearance on Tuesday morning at City Court. He faces two charges stemming from an alleged shooting at his apartment where his roommate was killed. The 26-year-old is accused of unlawfully having a pellet style gun, intending to use it on 27-year-old Michael Collins. Carl is also accused of causing his roommate’s death.
Chasing geese out of The Crossings of Colonie

2 weeks ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

COLONIE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -As the owner of Wild Goose Chase NE, Eric Johnson has been chasing after geese for more than twenty years. One of his first clients was the Town of Colonie, which he still does work for on and off. “Tens or hundreds; geese families are notorious of being aggressive enough with people. They’re just really protecting their young,” explained Johnson. And there are health problems. “Geese feces [are] an actual pollution problem. Y’know, E. coli in the water.
Community shares Northville teacher's impact after passing

2 weeks ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

NORTHVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -Outside Northville Central School, its flag is at half staff. Parents told NEWS10 it was done in memory of Mr. Adam Cole. They add that in the short time he’d been teaching math and coaching basketball and baseball there, his impact was immensely positive on their kids. In the obituary posted by Northville Funeral Service, Inc., J. Adam Cole Jr. is said to have passed from an aortic aneurysm.
Local reaction to federal food program cuts

3 weeks ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

AMSTERDAM, N.Y. (NEWS10) -The federal government has cut $1.5 billion dollars for USDA food programs. Disheartening is how the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York described it, adding this will lead to a food gap that needs to be filled. In a statement, the CEO told NEWS10:We are closely monitoring uncertainty and funding updates from Washington, D.C., and working to keep our over 1,000 agency partners across our 23-county region informed.
Queensbury day care worker accused of endangering child

3 weeks ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski |Caton Deuso

QUEENSBURY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Warren County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Queensbury day care employee who allegedly held a 2-year-old child down by the hood of their sweatshirt until they fell asleep. Deputies said Helen M. Oprencak, 72, of Fort Edward, is facing one count of endangering the welfare of a child. Law enforcement responded to Childtime Day Care on February 26 after receiving a complaint about potentially inappropriate behavior by a staff member with a child.