5 things to know this Tuesday, April 23

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) -- Happy Tuesday! According to Meteorologist Matt Mackie, we'll finally be getting away from the chillier temps, getting into the high 60s by the afternoon, and we can expect some sun with breezy conditions.

NEWS10 followed up on the near drowning at the Great Escape Lodge, speaking with the woman credited for finding the child in the park's lazy river. Also, a third suspect was arrested in the Gloversville explosions investigation. Maple Avenue bridge repairs, the funeral of former Albany fire chief James Larson, and Troy City Hall looking for a new permanent home are all covered in your five things to know this Tuesday morning.

1. Near drowning at Great Escape Lodge

A 5-year-old was found unresponsive at the Great Escape Lodge Water Park on Saturday. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office says the child was taken to Albany Hospital via Life Net and is in stable condition.

2. Third suspect arrested in Gloversville explosions investigation

A third person was arrested in the Gloversville explosion investigation. Emory Ostrander is accused of arson and was identified as the remaining suspect in connection to the Helwig Street explosions that occurred Wednesday last week. Police say there is no ongoing threat to the public and no additional suspects are being sought out.

3. Section of Maple Avenue in Glenville closed for bridge repairs

Maple Avenue in Glenville is closed this week for repairs to the rail trail bridge. The bridge was struck by a tanker truck carrying compressed natural gas in December last year. Drivers are advised to follow the signed detours that take them down Route 50 and Freemans Bridge Road.

4. Funeral for retired Albany Fire Chief Larson

Mourners gathered Monday morning to pay their respects to Former Albany Fire Department Chief James Larson who died last week. Larson spent 32 years with the Albany Fire Department, 13 years as chief. He was appointed chief in November 1986 and led the department from December 1897 to November 2000.

5. Troy accepting proposals for new city hall location

City leaders in Troy are asking for help with finding a permanent home for city hall. Officials announced a request for proposals on Monday. They are asking real estate developers, commercial property owners, and other professionals to give input on a suitable location.