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Gloversville seeks gag order in Margiotta case

The law firm representing the city of Gloversville has filed a motion asking a federal court judge t

Saugerties native Fallon to take over as ‘Late Night’ host

Saugerties native and Saturday Night Live alumnus Jimmy Fallon is succeeding Conan O’Brien as the ho

Leslie Bennett strokes Hajari, an African Grey parrot, at her Middleburgh home last week.

Caged pets her ‘great companions’

“C’mere,” says Chester, in a loud raspy voice, calling Lex to come play with him.

Albany College of Pharmacy graduates Terri Underhill, left, of Stetson, Maine, and Jennifer Timpani of Rochester prepare for commencement exercises at the Empire State Plaza on Sunday.

College of Pharmacy sends 196 graduates to ‘relieve suffering’

A barrage of flashbulbs greeted the Albany College of Pharmacy Class of 2008 at the Empire State Pla

Inside the Gloversville Police Station, Captain James Lorenzoni shows the downtown surveillance system Friday. The cameras can be manually controlled, as well as perform built-in operational checks. All of the recorded information is stored on a hard driv

Surveillance cameras become valuable law enforcement tool

What was clear on April 23 was that two men apparently broke into the former Catholic War Veterans b

Schenectady County

Lowe’s plans to downsize store

A Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse approved last fall might get a little smaller.

Library construction plans change

The Schenectady County Public Library’s central branch will not close for expansion July 1 as origin

Breakdowns a dark side of horse racing

Horsemen say thoroughbred racing hasn’t gotten more dangerous for the four-legged athletes. But raci

Students at Union College have started an organic greenhouse with assorted flowers and vegetables. With help from Connie Schmitz, a horticulture and landscape specialist for the college, the students have been successful at producing a good yield this spr

Food costs affect pantries

At Union College, a big brown patch of dirt has been dug from the lawn between Wells House and McKea

Warrant Officer Priscilla Burnah of Waterford is pictured in Afghanistan.

A tough day for military mothers

Like millions of children, Ryan and Melina Burnah of Waterford will reach out today to express appre