Former NBA player-turned lawyer and judge Barry Kramer died Saturday at the age of 82. Kramer, a native of Schenectady, New York, was named an All-American while playing collegiately for NYU before ...
A man from Schenectady who made an impact on the court before his career in the courtroom is being remembered. Barry Kramer starred at Linton High School, where he shared the court with NBA legend Pat ...
Barry Kramer was the first player from the Capital Region to be selected in the first round of the National Basketball Association’s draft in 1964 after a fabulous collegiate career at New York ...
The Buffalo Bills fired Head Coach Sean McDermott on Monday. Man in dark clothing hit by vehicle after crossing Hoosick St. A man was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle at the intersection ...
Deputies responded to a stabbing in the town of Amsterdam on Wednesday afternoon, Montgomery County Sheriff Jeff Smith confirmed. The incident took place on Log City Road. The Sheriff's Office ...
When Barry Kramer concluded a decorated career on the hardwood that took him from Linton High School to New York University to the New York Knicks, the Schenectady native was just starting a second ...
It was a Tuesday night in February of 1977 when I first saw Barry Kramer with a basketball in his hands. It was a special moment. I was working at the Parkside YMCA in Glenville in a variety of ...
Barry Kramer died at the age of 82 on Saturday, leaving a legacy not only as one of the best basketball players to ever come out of the Capital Region, but as a respected judge for decades in ...
Art Heyman of Duke and Barry Kramer of NYU during the East regional semifinal of the 1963 NCAA University Division Basketball Tournament. A basketball star from Schenectady who went on to a ...
New York state recently saw a record number of flu cases, according to the New York State Department of Health. NEWS10 spoke with the commissioner and a local pharmacist about the skyrocketing cases ...
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