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Saratoga BLM leader Lexis Figuereo speaks outside Saratoga Springs City Hall Tuesday.

Waite: Real change in Saratoga Springs policing could come from a rule change

WEIGHING IN – Standing on the steps of Saratoga Springs’ City Hall, Saratoga Black Lives Matter leader Lexis Figuereo fought… Read more »

Police investigating report of possible body sighted in Mohawk River at Niskayuna

NISKAYUNA – Police are investigating a report of a body possibly sighted in the Mohawk River at Niskayuna, police said…. Read more »

Union College hockey captain Owen Farris skates the Mayor's Cup trophy over to his teammates after the Dutchmen's 6-0 win against RPI Saturday during the men's hockey Mayor's Cup contest.

Union College may drop Dutchmen/Dutchwomen nickname; Part of ongoing rebranding effort, college says

SCHENECTADY — Union College is collecting ideas for a nickname to potentially replace its Dutchmen/Dutchwomen moniker after decades of use… Read more »

Groundhog Club handler A.J. Dereume holds Punxsutawney Phil, the weather prognosticating groundhog Thursday. (AP Photo/Barry Reeger)

Phil’s Groundhog Day prediction: 6 more weeks of winter

PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. (AP) — A furry critter in a western Pennsylvania town has predicted six more weeks of winter during… Read more »

Schenectady police dominate list of top-earning city employees in 2022

SCHENECTADY — Members of the Schenectady Police Department hold nine of the top 10 slots on the list of the… Read more »

An artful pairing: Wine & Chocolate Festival to be held at Van Gogh exhibit in Schenectady

SCHENECTADY – Wine and chocolate lovers, the time is here: the annual Wine & Chocolate Festival will return to the… Read more »

One event canceled, others still on as Greater Capital Region braces for cold

CAPITAL REGION – Extremely cold weather hitting the Greater Capital Region is causing officials to urge caution for people still… Read more »

Gov. Kathy Hochul presents her budget at the State Capitol in Albany on Wednesday, February 1, 2023.

Housing, crime highlighted in Hochul’s $227 billion wish list

ALBANY — Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday announced a $227 billion spending plan, placing affordable housing, education and public safety… Read more »

Josh and Heather Weaver, of Colonie read to their 2-day-old baby Michael as the Center holds a media day for Schenectady Takes Action for Reaching Success’ ‘Books for Babies at Bellevue’ at Bellevue Women’s Center in Niskayuna on Wednesday.

Childhood literacy program launched at Bellevue Women’s Center in Niskayuna

NISKAYUNA – Bellevue Women’s Center and the Schenectady County Public Library have launched, Books for Babies at Bellevue. The program… Read more »

Ed Noonan smiles as he holds a recently caught fish while out on a lake

Facing health challenges, Ed Noonan retires from writing Outdoor Journal

OUTDOOR JOURNAL – Because of ongoing health issues, long-time Daily Gazette outdoor columnist Ed Noonan faces a variety of challenges… Read more »

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Waite: Real change in Saratoga Springs policing could come from a rule change

Police investigating report of possible body sighted in Mohawk River at Niskayuna

Union College may drop Dutchmen/Dutchwomen nickname; Part of ongoing rebranding effort, college says

Phil’s Groundhog Day prediction: 6 more weeks of winter

Schenectady police dominate list of top-earning city employees in 2022

An artful pairing: Wine & Chocolate Festival to be held at Van Gogh exhibit in Schenectady

One event canceled, others still on as Greater Capital Region braces for cold

Housing, crime highlighted in Hochul’s $227 billion wish list

Childhood literacy program launched at Bellevue Women’s Center in Niskayuna

Facing health challenges, Ed Noonan retires from writing Outdoor Journal

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Police investigating report of possible body sighted in Mohawk River at Niskayuna

Waite: Real change in Saratoga Springs policing could come from a rule change

Union College may drop Dutchmen/Dutchwomen nickname; Part of ongoing rebranding effort, college says

Schenectady police dominate list of top-earning city employees in 2022

Schenectady legend Pat Riley recalls years in basketball with Kareem; journey began in 1961 at Linton

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Police investigating report of possible body sighted in Mohawk River at Niskayuna

Waite: Real change in Saratoga Springs policing could come from a rule change

Union College may drop Dutchmen/Dutchwomen nickname; Part of ongoing rebranding effort, college says

Schenectady police dominate list of top-earning city employees in 2022

Schenectady legend Pat Riley recalls years in basketball with Kareem; journey began in 1961 at Linton

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