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Early tickets up for 2023-24 Park Theater events

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. (NEWS10) - The Park Theater Foundation, the charitable arm of Glens Falls' downtown Park Theater, has its own list of events that extend far past the theater itself, bringing live entertainment to the city's parks. On Friday, tickets went on sale for those who want to get in early on their next year of membership - and all that comes with it. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The foundation's 2023/24 season features The Park Presents, the theater's annual catalog of visiting musicians. Featured guests over the last year include The Small Glories, Suitcase Junket, and The Po' Ramblin' Boys. The foundation also brings cover bands, jazz, and more to town with series like Rewind at the Park, Live & Local, and Third Thursday Jazz.The schedules for the 2023/24 season have yet to be released, but passes for the next year of entertainment are up now. Prices range from $30 for students and seniors, $45 for individual...

Van Ness Road closure announced in Stillwater

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

STILLWATER, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- The town of Stillwater announced an upcoming road closure for Van Ness Road between Flike Road and County Route 75. The road will be closed on August 7. Get the latest news, weather, sports and entertainment delivered right to your inbox! The closure is due to a scheduled culvert replacement. The road will reopen on August 8. Check out NEWS10's traffic tracker. You can plan your route and see traffic delays in real-time!

Corvette owners invited to Bommarito Automotive Group 500 weekend

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

MADISON, Ill. -- Worldwide Technology Raceway Is inviting corvette owners and clubs to participate in its Bommarito Automotive Group 500 Indycar Series Weekend.The speed and style car show will take place on Saturday, August 26th. The show is open to supercars, muscle cars, sports cars, and includes a special invitation to Corvette owners. On Sunday, August 27th the 'vettes will take center stage in a special area, the Corvette Corral.The Chevrolet Corvette, dubbed America's sports car, was manufactured in St. Louis from 1953 to 1981. Corvettes and drivers will receive complimentary admission, but must register online before race weekend.Register here:SaturdaySunday

This kid needs your vote to get Blippi to St. Louis

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

ST. LOUIS -- A toddler is working to get one of YouTube's biggest celebrities to come to the Magic House. Levi Brunk is among the top five finalists in the Blippi & Meekah in my Hometown Contest. He needs your vote to get the social media sensations to come to St. Louis.Voting ends at midnight tonight. The grand prize winner will get a visit from Blippi and be featured on an episode of the show. The runners-up will get a personal video from Blippi.Want to help Levi get Blippi to St. Louis? Vote here.Blippi is a popular children's entertainer. His vibrant persona revolves around his distinctive orange and blue outfit, fostering an engaging and friendly environment for young viewers. Through his entertaining videos, Blippi explores a variety of subjects like colors, shapes, animals, and vehicles, captivating the attention of preschoolers. With his energetic and cheerful demeanor Blippi has become a beloved figure in children's media.

Here’s how I judged — and survived — the Denver Burger Battle

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to look at a burger again after biting into 20 different patties at this year’s Denver Burger Battle, which took place on Aug. 3.Judging the beefy brawl at Tivoli Quad felt like a real-life “Man Vs. Food” moment as I joined seven other foodies at the table. Runners brought us unlabeled quarter slices of four burgers every 20 minutes and we ranked them on a scale of 1 to 10; a 1 meant that “the Hamburgler had the opportunity to steal this burger, he’d decline and go to the KFC across the street,” according to the rules laid out for us, while a 10 meant “I would sell my house, my spouse, and my children just to taste this delicious masterpiece again.”It was a lot of food. But luckily, the judges who had done this before warned me beforehand to pace myself and only take one small bite of each. That way, I wouldn’t explode, and each burger would get a fair shot. I also came prepared with some stretchy pants, and took a swig...

Smokey the Coors Field Cat “hit a home run,” finds new home

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

Smokey, the aging feline that called Coors Field home, has officially entered retirement and “chosen the position of lead-off catter in a nice Denver home,” the cat’s caretaker announced Friday.Smokey’s new adopter wants to remain incognito, although Animal Rescue of the Rockies, which brokered Smokey’s adoption, said the request for privacy showed that Smokey wasn’t being adopted for the wrong reasons.Animal Rescue of the Rockies released the following statement Friday, purportedly dictated by Smokey himself: “I, Smokey the cat, would like to thank everyone for the well wishes… I feel like I’ve hit a home run. I would like to thank the Animal Rescue of the Rockies for placing me in a local home instead of trading me somewhere else, like to the St Louis Cardinals.”After news broke of the venerable ballpark mouser’s search for a more laidback, indoor home to live out his twilight years, Smokey received 16 adoption applicatio...

Squabble over ownership of Denver’s Aviano Coffee and lost real estate deal leads to dual lawsuits

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

A legal squabble over the ownership of Denver’s Aviano Coffee and a lost real estate opportunity worth millions of dollars has its founder and investors pointing fingers at each other.The lawsuit filed on July 28 by the investors alleges that Douglas Naiman, who founded Aviano Coffee Cherry Creek North alongside his wife Saadia in 2010, spearheaded an “unlawful scheme to improperly seize control” of the business that he now holds a minority interest in.The plaintiffs are seeking damages, attorneys’ fees and costs, and an injunction requiring Naiman to relinquish control of his intellectual property to them.Five months ago, Naiman filed a lawsuit of his own against one of the investors, Matt Joblon, CEO of BMC Investments. His complaint primarily focuses on alleged interference by Joblon in Naiman’s acquisition of property at 244 Detroit St. in Cherry Creek, resulting in at least $1.75 million in damages.He’s requesting an award of damages, pre- an...

United buys land near DIA for $33 million to expand its pilot training capacity

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

United Airlines put plans in the works this week to expand its ability to train pilots by purchasing land near Denver International Airport for $33 million.The two parcels of agricultural land, a total of 113 acres, are undeveloped. The parcel at 17671 E. 64th Ave. in Denver would be used for the expansion project. “This property gives us a lot of options,” said spokesperson Russell Carlton in a statement on Friday. “We’ve already begun work on plans to use part of this land as the site for the expansion of our world-class Denver pilot training facility and we’ll evaluate additional opportunities in the future as our United Next plan unfolds.”The expansion of the training capabilities is expected to create 240 jobs –  flight instructors, simulation technicians and engineers – with an average annual salary of $186,500, according to the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation and the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade.“I...

Denver police open investigation into use of “seclusion room” at McAuliffe International School

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

The Denver Police Department has opened an investigation into the use of a “seclusion room” at McAuliffe International School, an agency spokesman confirmed Friday, a day after Board of Education members called on the department to look into the middle school’s use of a locked room as a potential disciplinary tool.On Thursday, three school members announced that Denver Public Schools was investigating the use of the room after receiving an email from a McAuliffe employee who alleged students of color had been locked inside the room multiple times during the last academic year. The directors — Auon’tai Anderson, Scott Esserman and Xóchitl “Sochi” Gaytán — called on state and local law enforcement agencies to also investigate the matter during a news conference. The Denver Police Department has received a report about the seclusion room and its investigation is ongoing, spokesman Jay Casillas told The Denver Post on Friday. He said he could provide no oth...

Imitation In-N-Out opens in Mexico

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 10:00:30 GMT

A new burger restaurant that recently opened in Mexico is making burger enthusiasts do a double-double take since it's drawing comparisons to U.S.-based In-N-Out restaurants.The Mexico-based restaurant, known as In-I-Nout, serves grilled topped burgers and fries, along with a special sauce, all served on a red tray, just like In-N-Out restaurants in the U.S. In-N-Out Burger employees barred from wearing masks A video of the restaurant made its rounds on TikTok in early July and has garnered about one million views and more than 53,000 likes.However, In-N-Out doesn’t seem too happy with the surprise pop-up restaurant telling KTLA that they are unable to comment "due to ongoing litigation," seemingly signaling that the restaurant will be taking legal action against the imitation restaurant. In-N-Out Burger opened in 1948 as a tiny stand at Francisquito and Garvey avenues in Baldwin Park. Harry and Esther Snyder, the company’s founders, are credited with inventing the world’s first d...