Schenectady Schenectady looks to create job opportunities in construction The city announced two programs aimed at low-income residents and local firms By Andrew Beam | April 24, 2018 PHOTOGRAPHER: Marc Schultz Ron Gardner, Schenectady affirmative action officer, speaks on Tuesday at SCCC's College and Career Counseling Center. SCHENECTADY — New programs to help low-income city residents and local construSubscribe or log in to read the rest of this content. We also have single day passes available. Categories: News, Schenectady County Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment. Digital ArcadeAdvertisment Most readLooking Ahead: Sports expo, charity tournaments and Cross Country Championships all taking place this weekOfficials share Halloween times, safety guidelinesSchenectady City Council clashes over police OT, touches up language in $103M budget dealCelebrated Schenectady doctor turns 100Waite: On Nov. 8, consider Jan. 6AdvertisementAdvertisment Stay up-to-date with the Daily Gazette's PM Edition The latest news delivered directly to your inbox every day at 3 p.m. Email Address Advertisement
Looking Ahead: Sports expo, charity tournaments and Cross Country Championships all taking place this week