Briana Supardi
Reporter at WRGB-TV (Albany, NY)
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cbs6albany.com | Briana Supardi
Father Bob Longobucca, Vicar General for the Albany Catholic Diocese (right), and Father Donald Rutherford, Vicar for Clergy (left) reacting to election of Cardinal Robert Prevost as pope, the first from the United States. (wrgb)
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cbs6albany.com | Briana Supardi
DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. — More than a year after her husband died behind bars, a grieving widow says she’s still in the dark about what really happened. Debbie Camacho was preparing to visit her husband, Hector, at Fishkill Correctional Facility on the morning of Feb. 24, 2024, when she got a call that changed her life. “I get a phone call a little bit after 11 telling me, ‘I’m sorry, we found your husband deceased in his cell this morning,’” she told CBS6’s Briana Supardi. “It’s like excuse me? What?
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cbs6albany.com | Briana Supardi
COHOES, N.Y. — As National Grid seeks to raise electric and gas rates across New York state, some customers say they’re struggling with more than just the cost — they’re struggling to reach the company at all. Lynn Fields, 76, said she’s spent the past four days trying to get through to National Grid’s customer service line, each time ending up on hold for hours. “I call and all I do is get put on hold,” Fields said.
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cbs6albany.com | Briana Supardi
A 17 year old is facing multiple felony charges in connection to the fire that destroyed a historic vacant factory in Gloversville, but some residents are putting some of the blame on city officials. The fire that tore through the former Fownes Factory on South Main Street Tuesday also destroyed a neighboring pet store, Adirondack Exotics, killing all the animals inside. “Now I’m without a business and hundreds of animals,” said Darrin Palmateer, the owner of Adirondack Exotics.
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cbs6albany.com | Briana Supardi
GLOVERSVILLE, N.Y. — What was once a towering symbol of Gloversville’s industrial past is now a smoldering demolition site. Crews have been working all day to tear down the former Fownes factory at 102 South Main Street, after a massive fire engulfed the vacant structure late Tuesday night. “I think everyone here is sad to see that building come down,” said Robin Wentworth, a resident. While the cause of the fire is still under investigation, officials have indicated that the fire is suspicious.
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