EDITORIAL: Rotterdam made best of a bad situation
If you’re a government official, sometimes you have to accept the consequences of a questionable decision, cut your losses and… Read more »
Rotterdam
Rotterdam Planning Commission signs off on marijuana regulations
ROTTERDAM — The Planning Commission on Tuesday issued a positive recommendation on a proposed law that would regulate marijuana dispensaries and… Read more »
Rotterdam man charged after fleeing Aug. 890 crash; Wallet with stolen credit cards left behind, troopers say
ROTTERDAM – A Rotterdam man has been charged in connection with a car found crashed on Interstate 890 in the… Read more »
Capital Region
Letters to the Editor Friday, Nov. 4 – Twenty-two letters from around the region
Rename the forts named after traitors Military bases named after Confederate traitors should be renamed to correct history. In her… Read more »
Rotterdam
Proposed Rotterdam budget includes reduced spending, funding for ViaPort settlement
ROTTERDAM — The Town Board will hold a public hearing next week on a $27.7 million proposed spending plan for 2023… Read more »
Duanesburg man illegally possessed gun as felon, indicted, feds say
ALBANY – A Duanesburg man has been indicted on a federal charge, accusing him of illegally possessing a gun as… Read more »
Princetown woman, 36, dies of injuries suffered in weekend fire; State police investigating
PRINCETOWN – New York State Police are continuing to investigate a weekend fire in Princetown where a woman died, police… Read more »
Capital Region
Letters to the Editor Wednesday, Nov. 2 – Twenty-one letters from around the region
Need fairness in city infrastructure The entire length of Ten Eyck Avenue in Mont Pleasant and Santa Fe Street from… Read more »
Political scientist: Defeating Tonko, Stefanik a ‘very, very tough enterprise’
CAPITAL REGION — It’s up to independent and potentially rogue registered voters to unseat two household names from Congress. It’s… Read more »
Rotterdam
Rotterdam introduces law to regulate marijuana dispensaries, consumption facilities
ROTTERDAM — With the state preparing to issue the first marijuana dispensary licenses by year’s end, local officials last week introduced… Read more »
Weekend Images: Schalmont girls’ soccer takes on Broadalbin-Perth (7 photos)
STILLWATER – Schalmont girls’ soccer took on Broadalbin-Perth Friday night and came away with the 1-0 victory and Class B… Read more »
Waite: On Nov. 8, consider Jan. 6
WEIGHING IN – On the morning of Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko noticed that Washington, D.C., seemed busier… Read more »
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