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Christman looking forward to return
The 44-year-old race director got his first experience of short-track dirt racing watching his father, Ray, race and flag at Fonda.
Police: Man arrested after stabbing victim during fight
AMSTERDAM, N.Y. Police responded to reports of a large fight that resulted in a stabbing on Guy Park Avenue Saturday.
Mrs. Ada H. Hotaling, formerly of Mergner Road, Fort Johnson, died peacefully on Friday, June 14, 2013, at the Edward.
Mrs. Carol A. Schwed, age 62, of Gloversville, died Friday, June 14, 2013 at St. Mary's Hospital, Amsterdam, with her family and friends at her side.
YMCA's decision on plan disappointing
It is disappointing to find the Fulton County YMCA chose to end the memberships of people who are 65 years of age and older whose health insurance includes Silver Sneakers, due to the fact that the amount of money the insurance will pay does not meet the minimum charge the YMCA chooses to accept.
Good Enough to Eat Moves to Columbus Ave
The crates of plates hadn't been unpacked and chairs still stood in stacks, but the tourists and eager locals were already turning up at Good Enough to Eat Thursday.
Royal supercross season set to begin
After a muddy start to its motocross season on Memorial Day weekend, Royal Mountain Ski Center is ready to open its supercross season Wednesday night.
Watervliet Arsenal's 200th anniversary honored by officials
Watervliet Arsenal's 200th Anniversary is being honored by Capital District Mayors Gerald Jennings, Gary McCarthy, Lou Rosamilia, and Michael Manning.
Fundraiser held for girl, 7, recovering from dog attack [WARNING: Graphic Images]
One month after a dog attack, 7-year-old Avah Murray is recovering from the severe injuries she sustained to her right eye and neck.
William - Bill' E. Anagnostopulos
William "Bill" E. Anagnostopulos, 68, of Fonda passed away suddenly at Albany Medical Center on June 8, 2013 following a brief illness.
Lousy weather has put a damper on the first four weeks of the farmers market in Gloversville, but organizers remain hopeful the season will turn around as the weather improves.
The Amsterdam-based William J. Kline & Son, Inc. family of newspapers was sold Thursday to the newly formed Port Jackson Media LLC. The newspapers include the Recorder daily and four weekly newspapers: the Adirondack Express in Old Forge, the Hamilton County Express in Hamilton County, the Sacandaga Express in Fulton County and the ... (more)
Downtown efforts will work together
A city Planning Board member has stepped up to get his group involved in a regional process to revitalize downtown areas.
Chamber chiefs lobby in Washington
Nine Albany-area chamber chiefs are in Washington, D.C. to lobby Congress. Among the elected officials they are meeting with are Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand and U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko .
Alpin Haus increases reward for info on arson
Alpin Haus RV Store in Amsterdam says they have increased the reward to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest of the person responsible for starting a fire at the store.
Edwin Feliciano, 47, of 217 Brookside Ave., Amsterdam, was indicted on two counts of third-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance.
Too High To Fail: Inside Denver's Weed Boom
Like the two Jerry Garcia-themed bars. Or the 24-hour-a-day stand-up-comedy radio station.
Looking back at 40 years of musical memories
Photo submitted On June 9, 1979, the Valley Choralaires performed in the Ames Old Fashioned Days parade, where they won first prize for the best float.
About 3,226 are without power in Fulton County, primarily in Caroga, Ephratah, and Johnstown.
Dog Walk-a-Thon raises funds for needed new shelter
By Bethany Bump Gazette Reporter If it's possible, the collective panting of more than 100 dogs is louder than the barks of a dozen.