Cobleskill News

New York state would provide a tax-free environment on and around State University campuses under an initiative announced Wednesday by Gov.

The State University of New York College of Agriculture & Technology at Cobleskill became the eighth school in the state of New York to place a Shop24 automated convenience store on campus.

One of the few contested races for school board seats in the region is in Potsdam, where voters will be electing three board members from a field of four that includes a former board of education member, two newcomers and only one incumbent.

Two candidates are running for one five-year term on the Montauk School Board. The open seat is being vacated by Therese Watson after 29 years.

A SUNY Cobleskill professor has been elected president of United University Professions.

When something that is seemingly effortless for most people is a struggle for your child, you wonder why.

United University Professions, the union representing SUNY professors and other employees has a new president.

SCHENCETADY, N.Y. Like so many in the Capital Region, the Schenectady Greenmarket is heading outdoors to take advantage of the beautiful weather.

On May 3rd, the State Police in Cobleskill arrested Connor Casabonne, age 20, and Bryan Lemoine, age 20, for two counts of burglary in the second degree.

Fulton-Montgomery Community College representatives joined State University of New York at Cobleskill officials to sign a memorandum of understanding for the Seamless Partnership Program, which will allow FM graduates to enroll as students in baccalaureate degree programs offered by SUNY Cobleskill.