Nicolas Dubina

Elmira

Reporter at WETM-TV (Elmira, NY)

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The meaning of Memorial Day at Saratoga National Cemetery

1 week ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

On this Memorial Day, CBS6 spoke with veterans, families and visitors at Saratoga National Cemetery. We asked them what visiting the cemetery on Memorial Day means for them. "I come here a lot because my dad's buried in the National Cemetery." said college student Laine Emanatian.
"Service and sacrifice" honored at Saratoga National Cemetery ahead of Memorial Day

1 week ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

SARATOGA COUNTY, N.Y. (WRGB) - Cannon fire rumbled over Saratoga National Cemetery Saturday morning, honoring more than 23,000 fallen service members and their families resting on hallowed ground. In a tradition known as "Flags In," 16,000 flags were placed at each gravesite. "We chose to hold it on Saturday so that we're not necessarily competing with the parades and stuff that happened on Monday," said Scott Lamb, the cemetery's director.
"Let's not blow it, let's get it done." Gov. Hochul touts $400 million boost in Albany

2 weeks ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

ALBANY, N.Y. - Governor Kathy Hochul stopped by the Common Roots Brewery in Albany Wednesday, to outline how a $400 million dollar shot in the arm will help revitalize the capital's downtown. "It’s so great to be here, this is a place I’ve visited more times that I’d like to admit," Governor Hochul jokingly said in front of packed room of politicians, mayoral candidates and other Albany power players.
Mother blames undisclosed hospital infection for baby's death at Albany Med

2 weeks ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

ALBANY, N.Y. — Outside Albany Medical Center, Shamaya Jackson stood holding a sign in memory of her one-month-old daughter, Milani, who died three weeks ago in the pediatric intensive care unit. "We’re out here just to make sure they know who she is, they know her name, for what they did to her," said Jackson, who was joined by several of Milani's family members,Jacskson says Milani, nicknamed Mimi, was first admitted to the hospital on April 25th for a common cold.
Spin class benefits "Albany Ride for Missing Children" in September

2 weeks ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. - Dozens of people took a special spin class Saturday morning in Schenectady to raise funds and awareness for an important cause. They participated in a 90-minute class at "Best Fitness" with proceeds benefitting the "Albany Ride for Missing Children" this fall. Riders could sign up with a $20 donation. Organizers say some who took part lived through the experience of having a child of their own go missing.
Albany "Going Greek" on opening day of weekend festival

3 weeks ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) - Doors opened at 6 p.m. Friday for the 53rd annual Greek Festival at the historic St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church on Whitehall Road. The main dining hall was filled within minutes. The three-day celebration features signature homemade dishes, including roasted lamb leg, gyro, chicken souvlaki, Spanakopita, Loukomade and much more. Organizers say there will also be live music and dance performances.
Lawsuit filed in stalled Albany luxury apartment project, fire risk concerns

3 weeks ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

ALBANY, N.Y. — A lawsuit has been filed in the stalled construction of a luxury apartment complex near the University at Albany. The property owner, DMG Investments, an American branch of a global Chinese real estate company, is accusing the Rochester-based architect, Razak Associates, of "breach of contract and negligence" in the design of the "Air Albany" project on 1211 Western Avenue.
Local teen making progress after cancer surgery, fundraiser in June

3 weeks ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

(WRGB) - The family of 15-year-old Alexis McCarthy, a freshman at South Glens Falls High, says she is making progress after having surgery to remove a large tumor from her liver on Tuesday. A new post Saturday in the Facebook group "Alexis Strong" says she got up to walk around for the first time on Friday. She also received her first visitors on Saturday. Alexis update: she is off of liquid pain meds and taking oral pain meds. She still has the epidural. She will have her drain removed today.
"No, we haven’t turned anyone away"

1 month ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

ALBANY, N.Y. (WRGB) — As the Real ID requirement for domestic flights takes effect Wednesday, travelers at Albany International Airport are experiencing a smooth transition, according to the Transportation Security Administration. Bart Johnson, TSA Security Director for Upstate New York Airports, said, "No, we haven’t turned anyone away today. And like I said, it's encouraging to see the great compliance.
Local teen fighting rare cancer out of surgery, sends video message

1 month ago | cbs6albany.com | Nicolas Dubina

SOUTH GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (WRGB) — 15-year-old Alexis McCarthy, a freshman at South Glens Falls High, is recovering from a successful surgery to remove a rare childhood liver cancer. Moments after Tuesday's surgery at Boston Children's Hospital, her family says Alexis wanted to share a message. "I want to thank everyone that prayed for me, and supported me, and wore green for me, I love you all, muah!" Alexis added, before blowing a kiss.