One person has died after a crash late Friday night in Lake Luzerne.

FORT EDWARD, N.Y. (AP) - A 31-year-old Vermont woman arrested after a fatal crash in upstate New York has been convicted of drunken and reckless driving. But a jury acquitted her of manslaughter and homicide.
    
The Glens Falls Post Star (http://bit.ly/11L61oo) reports Cassie Earley of Arlington, Vt., cried when she heard the Washington County jury's verdict Friday.
    
Prosecutors said her blood alcohol level was 0.18 percent when she crashed into an oncoming car at 7 a.m. on July 29 in the town of Hebron. That's more than twice the legal limit. The crash killed 83-year-old Vincent Muro Sr., of West Rutland, Vt. A passenger in Muro's car was injured.
    
She was tried on charges including drunken driving, manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
    
Earley faces up to a year in prison when she's sentenced June 14.

ALBANY - Three adults stood along Washington Avenue Extension Friday afternoon, outside the scout headquarters for 13 upstate counties.

"Each parent should have the opportunity to discuss those sensitive topics with their own children at the times and place of their choosing," said Jim Ault, as assistant scoutmaster with a troop in Colonie.

This was part of a coordinated demonstration effort by the group OnMyHonor.net in 40 cities to oppose changing the membership policy.

The organization's advance media material said "the policy change would foster open homosexuality among boys in the organization."

"If this resolution passes, there are many, many parents who will remove their children from the program," Ault said. "Many troops across the nation and many funding organizations may choose to pull away."