Coeymans News

The Hudson River Valley Greenway announced the designation of two sites and the award of three grants to expand and improve the Hudson River Greenway Water Trail at a recent Greenway Board meeting.

You can almost hear the sound coming from Albany. No, not of trash being shredded.

The Times Union recently reported that the Capital Region's median age is above the national figure.

Albany County District Attorney P. David Soares announced today that a DWI enforcement effort will be conducted at unknown locations around Albany County starting tomorrow evening.

The Red Caps Marching Band perform during the Troy Flag Day Parade Sunday afternoon.

The Great River Day Flotilla along the Hudson River has been making its way to the Capital Region and will be here Friday and Saturday.

A Selkirk man is facing charges after police said he almost ran down an officer during a traffic stop in the Town of Coeymans.

Ian Compton came on in relief in the sixth inning for the Falcons, and worked out of a based-loaded spot to preserve a 6-4 lead for the 14-8 Falcons.

Ten students who have faced a lot of adversity are getting singled out by Albany County Executive Mike Breslin for their achievements.

With the rise in childhood obesity and type 2 diabetes, the state is pushing districts to comply with a mandate they have neglected for decades: providing 120 minutes of exercise a week for elementary students.

Four New Jersey men were arrested for stealing money and a safe from an apartment Friday.

Bitting went 2-for-4 as the Warriors remained undefeated in the league and improved to 9-1 overall.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009 Five people in an SUV south of Albany escaped with minor cuts and scratches when a deer hurtled through their windshield and landed in the back of the vehicle.

State Police have arrested three people in different traffic stops on the Thruway.

Nearly a year after the Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk school board voted to end superintendent Vicki Wright's contract with the RCS school district, a new superintendent has been named to replace Wright.

Six schools from this region have joined the state Education Department's list of those in need of improvement.

ALBANY Glen Vosburgh, 45, of Coeymans, was indicted by the grand jury on four counts including two counts of second-degree murder, criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree and unlawful possession of marijuana.

An Albany-area man is accused of shooting his 18-year-old son to death at the family's home.

"I knew him. I hung out with him once in a while," said Craig Vosburgh's former classmate, Austin Gamsjager.

Sitting in silence in Coeymans Town Court in Ravena, 45-year-old Glenn Vosburgh looked down and did not move, except to answer a question from his attorney.