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Spencer Moon, 8, of Latham, right, watches as Schenectady Museum Amateur Radio Association (SMARA) member Gerald Murray waits for a gap in conversation so that Moon may hop onto the frequency and say hello to other kids via the amateur radio at the Schene

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Kids get a kick out of ham radio day at Schenectady Museum

Nicholas McPherson of Glenville seemed right at home behind the microphone.

Project offers a voice to young voters

At Union College, most social science majors write a big paper before they graduate.
John Tomlin is

Tom Vincent, owner of The Vineyard Wines and Spirits on Hamburg Street in Schenectady holds up a new product he is carrying in his store Thursday. The product name is Lucid, which is a liquor known as absinthe, that has not been legal to sell in the Unite

‘The green fairy’ proves popular at liquor stores

People have been driving to Rotterdam Wine & Liquor from Massachusetts and Connecticut, and they’ve

Generations of customers have come to rely on tailor

There is a piece of advice that just about everyone in the Gloversville area has heard at least once

Catholic Charities Nicole Webber, right, talks with J’nai Lawrence Grimes at her mothers home on Thurday afternoon. Grimes is part of Catholic Charities Healthy Families Program, that supports pregnant women. It offers advice to expectant mothers an

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Healthy Families program gives new moms extra help

Nichole Weber wants to make sure J’Nai Grimes is ready to go.
Is her birth plan finished? Is her ba

Middleburgh lauded for hard work

When it comes time to pick up the Schoharie County Chamber of Commerce’s annual award for “business

Amsterdam mayor vows to enforce codes

According to housing inspector Luis Aguero, an effective code enforcement team can help with the saf

Montgomery County dept. heads may get salary hikes

Montgomery County lawmakers are considering upgrading pay scales for a handful of department heads t

University Police Lt. Sheila Coger checks out SUNY Cobleskill’s new hybrid Ford Escape on Friday on the campus. The vehicle is part of the college’s push to add alternative fuel vehicles to the campus fleet.

SUNY Cobleskill gets hybrid Escape

Even though the campus may be snowy white right now, a growing number of vehicles are going green at

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Schenectady County voting machines’ cost put at $400K

The Schenectady County Board of Elections expects to spend at least $400,000 to comply with federal

Blood donors gain an added perk

Donors who give a pint of blood this month at the American Red Cross will get more than a needle in

Jacklyn Lyte of Latham smiles as she looks down at her winning numbers Friday at state Lottery headquarters in Schenectady. Lyte won an $18 million Lotto jackpot.

Guyana native wins record $18M in Lotto

Jacklyn Lyte checked her Lotto numbers the night of Dec. 5 and immediately called her sister.
Lyte,

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Kids get a kick out of ham radio day at Schenectady Museum

Project offers a voice to young voters

‘The green fairy’ proves popular at liquor stores

Generations of customers have come to rely on tailor

Healthy Families program gives new moms extra help

Middleburgh lauded for hard work

Amsterdam mayor vows to enforce codes

Montgomery County dept. heads may get salary hikes

SUNY Cobleskill gets hybrid Escape

Schenectady County voting machines’ cost put at $400K

Blood donors gain an added perk

Guyana native wins record $18M in Lotto

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Rotterdam-based WPTR keeps the music going through pandemic

Ballston Spa police, Saratoga County sheriff officials call for action against drug overdoses

Niskayuna school district updates COVID mitigation plan

Schenectady to establish ARPA committee; details still to be determined

Glenville supervisor announces new grant program utilizing federal funds

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