Kristi Gustafson Barlette is a content producer at various esteemed publications. She covers a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, retail, crime and justice, and animal care, with a particular focus on broadcasting and media. Kristi's work has been featured in Calhoun Times, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Times Union, NewsBreak, and Yahoo News.
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A perfect day in the Capital Region with David Alan Miller
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The following is an excerpt from Kristi Gustafson Barlette's free, weekly Just Kristi newsletter. Sign up here. Summer in the Capital Region comes with a map.
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The beauty treatment taking over TikTok has made its way to the Capital Region.
You have firsts, and you have firsts that make history. Today, Taa Grays is being sworn in as the 129th president of the New York State Bar
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Ron Marz rode in the last flying B-24 bomber, got kissed by a beluga whale and attended an "SNL" afterparty with Pete Davidson.
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Siena basketball fans have spent the past few months getting acquainted with Nevada Smith, the new head coach tasked with leading the Saints into their next chapter.
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When Tommy Nicchi interviewed teenagers for summer jobs at his ice cream shop, he kept hearing the same thing.
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Allison Lancia was on an Amazon Prime show, her dog is named after something her dad found on the ground and she could eat tacos every day.
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Heather Mulligan is the president and CEO of The Business Council on New York State. While she now holds the top role with the organization, she's
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More than a year after sharing that she was in stage 4 renal failure and urgently needed a kidney transplant, former WNYT anchor Emily DeVito has received the transplant that could save her life.
