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Nov

Nick Hogan Reflects On Jail Time

Nick Hogan, Hulk Hogan's son and Brooke Hogan's younger brother, recently reflected on his time in jail. Nick, 19, spent nearly six months in Florida's Pinellas County jail for causing a car accident on August 26, 2007 that left his friend, John Graziano, critically injured. Graziano requires around the clock care for the rest of his life as a result of the collision.

Time away from my family was the most difficult part of my sentence. One of the things that makes you feel comforted is talking to a family member. But you don't have a phone - you have to wait until it's your time of the day to call. -Nick Hogan

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Nov

Nick is the real victim here

6:43 PM Sources: Celeb Slam

I'm glad the experience changed Nick. You know who else it changed? John Graziano. Nick didn't mention him in the interview and he probably doesn't remember who he is but John was the Iraq War hero who Nick almost killed.

Nov

Messina the winner in Bethlehem

12:15 AM Sources: Times Union - Albany NY

Challenger Sam Messina was declared the winner of the Bethlehem town supervisor's race Thursday after incumbent Jack Cunningham conceded.

Nov

Nick Hogan Wants Attention

3:52 PM Sources: Perez Hilton

Nick Hogan served 6 months at the Pinellas County Jail for causing a car crash in 2007 that left his friend John Graziano severely brain damaged.

Nov

Messina waits, Cunningham hopes

12:11 AM Sources: Times Union - Albany NY

When Albany County election officials begin opening absentee ballots on Nov. 12, they expect to start with the still-undecided Bethlehem town supervisor's race.

Nov

Every vote counts in Bethlehem supervisor race

10:50 AM Sources: Local Politics

I t was too close to call on Tuesday night in the fight between Democratic incumbent town supervisor Jack Cunningham and challenger Sam Messina. Messina is currently leading the vote count by 109 votes, but Albany County Board of Elections sent out 468 absentee ballots to Bethlehem residents, leaving this race up to those voters. It looks like the absentee ballots to be Bethlehem town supervisor will be counted, Thursday, Nov. 12.

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Nov

Albany County absentee ballots [updated]

6:48 PM Sources: Local Politics

Here are the absentee ballot numbers for some of the more interesting areas of Albany County.

Nov

Low turnouts in off-year elections

4:21 AM Sources: Troy Record - Troy NY

The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department has been asked by residents to patrol some of the polling places today in Troy, though Undersheriff Patrick Russo is not anticipating that there will be any issues, he said.

Oct

Cunningham takes WFP line in Bethlehem supervisor race

3:30 PM Sources: Local Politics

Supervisor Jack Cunningham was declared the winner in Bethlehem's Working Families Party primary after the Board of Elections opened 10 of the 11 contested ballots on Thursday.

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