Capital Region
Letters to the Editor Tuesday, Jan. 17 – Two from readers in Schenectady and Glenville
Things were better when Trump was in Some of us were talking the other day and someone asked if all… Read more »
EDITORAL: A good New York tax hike
This might be one of those situations in which New York’s reputation for high taxes could be a good thing… Read more »
Capital Region
Letters to the Editor Monday, Jan. 16 – Two from readers on Niskayuna and Schenectady
Nisky taxpayers deserve answers The Gazette on Jan. 5 published an article (“Bill will allow 4 officers to get full… Read more »
GUEST COLUMN: Let’s learn the right lessons from Dr. King’s experience
By Svante Myrick For The Daily Gazette Every year, the arrival of the Martin Luther King holiday calls us to… Read more »
HIGH NOTES: Helping kids at holidays, supplies for underprivileged, free language courses
In Colonie, The Wojeski Fund, a charitable fund sponsored by Wojeski & Company CPAs LLC of Colonie, raised $90,000 last… Read more »
Capital Region
Letters to the Editor Sunday, Jan. 15
Forget raises and help retirees instead The Buffalo Bills football team has a new stadium. The governor approved $660 million… Read more »
GUEST COLUMN: A high-stakes nomination for state’s highest court
By Adriel Colon-Casiano For The Sunday Gazette Gov. Kathy Hochul’s nomination of Justice Hector LaSalle to serve as the next… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Local governments should keep close eye on Hochul’s housing plan
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to expand the amount of housing in the state to meet a growing demand, help lower… Read more »
Waite: Schenectady city politics are about to get real serious
Schenectady Mayor Gary McCarthy is likely to face a serious battle for his seat this year. No one on the… Read more »
EDITORIAL: Modest bills would improve voter access
Any legislation that can expand the public’s access to voting and boost voter turnout should be welcome by all citizens… Read more »
Capital Region
Letters to the Editor Saturday, Jan. 14
Seek new options for housing, busing Schenectady Municipal Housing leader Richard Homenick makes an excellent point in Chad Arnold’s Jan…. Read more »
FOCUS ON HISTORY: Navy captain was link to Amsterdam’s past
Born in Amsterdam in 1927, John Donlon was a link to the history of his family and native city. His… Read more »
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Empire State Youth Orchestra receives $22K grant
Schenectady Soup Stroll will have record 34 participating restaurants
Section II Athletic Council puts CBA on probation for violation of recruitment and undue influence rule
Schenectady and Amsterdam photographers talk about award-winning photos
Big fourth quarter pushes UAlbany women’s basketball past New Hampshire
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