Anthony Krolikowski

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BALLSTON, N.Y. (NEWS10) -The Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake School District held a mock crash outside its high school the day before prom to show students the dangers of driving drunk and distracted. A PSA-style video was created by 518 Media Productions to share the message of safety beyond this community. “There’s 300 students. They see a car on fire. They see someone unresponsive.

2 days ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

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5 days ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -With a civil service exam, anyone between 18 and 20 can now be a correction officer at state prisons. These new COs won’t have the same responsibilities as their 21 and older coworkers though. The bill signed by Governor Kathy Hochul includes a mentorship program, enhanced training and multiple restrictions for tasks correction officers can’t do if they are younger than 21:Obtain or use a firearm as a peace officer or as any part of their employment duties.

6 days ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

SCHOHARIE, N.Y. (NEWS10) -52 animals. That’s how many the Animal Shelter of Schoharie Valley rescued from a nearby home in Cobleskill. Many of those animals aren’t normally taken in here. “We have nine dogs, we have sixteen cats, we have two ferrets, two parakeets, two cockatiels, one rabbit and the remaining is hens and roosters,” listed Aprille Hadsell, Veterinary Medical Director. On Tuesday morning, the shelter got a tip about alleged animal cruelty.

1 week ago | news10.com | Anthony Krolikowski

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -For National Correction Officers Week, NEWS10’s Anthony Krolikowski went inside the Montgomery County Correctional Facility. Corporal Amy Smith shared her story of becoming a correction officer and what the job means to her. Eighteen years ago, Corporal Smith wanted to become a teacher. “I had somebody who worked here and said, ‘Just work here. Try it out.’ Didn’t plan on staying here but it is a good place to stay.