Schenectady County
Schenectady Legislature to go virtual Tuesday
The Schenectady County Legislature will hold its monthly meeting virtually Tuesday following increased COVID cases in the county, the county announced… Read more »
Niskayuna
Niskayuna town attorney, comptroller out, new people to be appointed
Both the Niskayuna town attorney and comptroller will be replaced come Jan. 11 after the current employees holding those positions… Read more »
Niskayuna
New Niskayuna supervisor Jaime Puccioni names Brennan deputy, assigns committees
Niskayuna Supervisor Jaime Puccioni has named fellow newly elected Democratic Board Member Jessica Brennan to be her deputy supervisor. This… Read more »
Gloversville
Gloversville City council approves stipends, salaries
The Gloversville Common Council recently voted 6-1 to approve $787,443 worth of 2022 salaries for the city’s non-union administrative jobs,… Read more »
Niskayuna
Former Niskayuna interim police chief suing town comptroller
Former Niskayuna interim police chief Fran Wall is suing town Comptroller Ismat Alam for defamation following statements Alam made as… Read more »
Saratoga Springs
Skidmore professor running for Saratoga Springs finance commissioner
Skidmore College business professor Minita Sanghvi will be the Democratic party’s nominee for city finance commissioner, she and party officials… Read more »
Tonko says committee assignments will let him focus on climate change
U.S. Rep. Paul D. Tonko, D-Amsterdam, will continue to serve on three House committees that will be dealing with climate… Read more »
Caroga Town Board members feud over virtual meetings
As cases of coronavirus rise across the state, the Town Board in Caroga is planning to go from online public… Read more »
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