Liz Bishop
News Anchor at WRGB-TV (Albany, NY)
Emmy Award-winning television news anchor at CBS6 Albany. 3-time Edward R. Murrow Reg'l Award winner. 2016 inductee into NYS Broadcasters Assn Hall of Fame.
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1 week ago |
cbs6albany.com | Liz Bishop
(WRGB) — Tens of thousands of motorcyclists have begun their descent on Lake George Village as Americade 2025 is officially underway. And one of the sponsors of this year’s event is the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee, which launched a new campaign to keep those bikers safe on the roads. The Americade festival is the largest multi-brand motorcycle touring rally in the country.
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2 weeks ago |
cbs6albany.com | Liz Bishop
(WRGB) — After Memorial Day, New York’s first-of-its-kind statewide short-term rental registry officially kicks in with penalties for those who do not properly report revenue from sales and occupancy taxes. Sponsors of the law say it was created to hold billion dollar booking platforms like Airbnb and VRBO accountable to the communities where they conduct business.
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2 weeks ago |
cbs6albany.com | Liz Bishop
(WRGB) — Federal budget cuts have hit just about every aspect of life in the Capital Region, and now, an important program in the Adirondacks has been suspended after federal AmeriCorps money dried up. The Wild Center was voted the number one science museum in the country by USA Today. As a way of spreading a love for science and nature, the center became an arm of AmeriCorps, creating a yearlong volunteer program for eight young people who use the center as their base of operations.
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2 weeks ago |
cbs6albany.com | Liz Bishop
The end of the road for a family business that had been brightening the lives--and the landscapes--of Saratoga Springs residents for 133 years. Sophia Dehn and her husband Christian came to Saratoga from Germany at the end of the 19th century. He bought acres of land in the heart of the city and opened a floral shop. During the war, their grandson Richard Dehn took orders from soldiers he was stationed with overseas.
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3 weeks ago |
cbs6albany.com | Liz Bishop
Albany, NY (WRGB) — Because of unexpected violence in other cities involving vehicles purposely ramming into crowds of people, Albany's Memorial Day parade will have a new look this year. The new parade route is the direct result of a truck driving into a crowd of pedestrians in New Orleans on New Year's Day. A dozen people were killed. In March, a driver ran into a pedestrian walkway in Mannheim, Germany, killing one and injuring three.
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Chow(der)Down! A great day for soup at Saratoga‘s ChowderFest! Two of my favorites – – Rhea (an amazing combination of seafood, corn, and ramen) and Sara’s Kitchen. (That’s Sara and Chef Michael Blake on the right.) https://t.co/jdz3clRdt9
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FarmAid 2024 comes to SPAC! Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Dave Matthews, John Mellencamp and more on the stage today. An event celebrating and supporting America’s farmers. https://t.co/ARV6oKmhnB
