The two parents charged in relation to the saga of the once-missing infant Madison Green will continue to be prosecuted, despite the baby being found safe and well, a prosecutor said Monday.
A deadline set to force more than 160 churches out of New York City school buildings is being watched closely in Schoharie County, where a local school facility serves as a site for weekly worship.
Getting the state to resolve a multicounty tax dispute with the Hudson River-Black River Regulating District should be a priority in the county’s lobbying of state legislators this year, a key committee decided Monday.
Making it easier for businesses to deduct research and development costs from their taxes and improving transportation infrastructure are part of U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s goal to increase manufacturing jobs in the United States.
Schenectady will borrow $2.81 million to continue rebuilding critical parts of infrastructure damaged during the massive flooding from tropical storms Irene and Lee late last summer.
A town man who keeps three leopards and two tigers on his property and exhibits them to the public is appealing a Zoning Board of Appeals decision that classifies his collection as a home business.
Residents of the Gloversville Enlarged School District could learn early next week the identity of their new superintendent, according to a school official.
Let parents, teachers guide kids on sex, not Planned Parenthood
Obama getting us out of fiscal hole Bush dug
Raise minimum wage, lower prices, or both
Change school year to improve education
Column reminded us to comfort the dying
A paroled Rensselaer County killer who lived in Schenectady and told The Sunday Gazette he had renounced crime has been acquitted on felonies related to a June 2011 burglary in Schodack, his attorney said.
It was an interesting night of boxing this past Saturday at the Time Union Center in Albany — interesting not so much for the fights as for the reactions of the fans.
It was a proclamation for Rev. Carl B. Taylor, a demonstration for Sonja Kaye, and experimentation and exultation for Harold Goodwin and John Curtin. They were all inspirations during February 1972.
