Convention center funding plan outlined
Albany Convention Center Authority Chairman George Leveille on Monday outlined an alternative financ
Solar advocates paint upbeat future for industry in N.Y.
This year might be a turning point for New York state’s use of solar energy, according to New York S
Patients postponing costly dental repairs
The economic downturn is literally costing some people their smile as they attempt to make ends meet
Theater opening to be five-day affair
Before Regal Cinemas holds a May 16 grand opening for its 13-screen theater at the Colonie Center —
Entrepreneurs, undaunted by talk of recession, start up businesses
Despite a gloomy economic climate in the U.S., many business experts say it’s a good time to start a
Spanish-language paper Registro off newsstands
The presses have stopped for another Capital Region startup print news publication, this time taking
Agora connects video game players to online communities
In ancient Greece, an “agora” was an open place of assembly, and sometimes a marketplace. In modern
State grants will boost agri-tourism efforts
The New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets announced $1.2 million in grants for 51 “ag
Press manufacturer, spinoff firm adjust to economic times
As David Elfeldt’s employer of almost 20 years waged what increasingly looked like a losing battle i
GE quarterly profits fail to meet expectations
General Electric Co. reported a smaller-than-expected first-quarter profit today and lowered its out
Area gas prices reach record high of $3.39
The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas in the Capital Region tied the all-time local
Gap between rich, poor families in state still widest in nation
The chasm between New York’s richest and poorest families continues to be the widest in the nation,
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Letters to the Editor Saturday, June 25
Demanding to remove mural, Schenectady Republicans call BLM ‘radical Marxist organization’
Developer withdraws application for controversial concrete batch plant
A new beginning awaits: Schenectady class of 2022 graduates Friday
Anger and joy at Supreme Court abortion ruling
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