Gloversville News

The city's fifth annual Railfest will be held Aug. 8, with a rain date of Aug. 9, at Trail Station Park on West Fulton Street from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission is free, but donations of non-perishable food items will be collected all day and will benefit the Fulmont Community Action Agency.

Jeffrey E. Alnutt, 55, a Syracuse-area resident now serving a federal weapons sentence, was indicted on counts of second-degree murder, second-degree manslaughter, second-degree arson, third-degree arson and reckless endangerment.

Gloversville landlord Jeffrey Alnutt was indicted this morning on murder and arson charges stemming from a December 2007 fire that killed one of his tenants.

Gloversville Enlarged School District Board of Education member Pete Semione, previously vice president of the board, was elected president at a reorganizational meeting of the board Monday.

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A jury of landowners has decided a property owner should not be allowed to have a 50-foot right-of-way through property owned by neighboring landowners.

The Fulton County Office for the Aging's Meals for Seniors of Fulton County program received a recent shot in the arm - $18,971 in federal stimulus funding.

Gloversville Police have arrested a 23-year-old man for allegedly stabbing a person at a bar this past weekend.

Family of missing city resident Kellisue M. Ackernecht said Sunday's public search for her in the Frog Hollow area yielded two possible scents turned up by cadaver dogs.

Fire Chief Douglas Edwards said investigators were at the scene all morning, but had yet to make a determination.

The city's first-time home buyers grant is on hold as city officials await the results of an investigation by several state agencies.

Ethics issue stalls Gloversville housing grant

DeSantis, ruling on a motion filed by defense attorney Michael W. Smrtic, found that the complaint filed against 54-year-old Donald Coy did not support the allegations.

It was almost one year ago when 6th Ward Supervisor Richard Ottalagano received some devastating news.

The Fulton County Planning Board last week didn't have enough votes to approve a proposed zoning change for a paint-roller manufacturer moving to Gloversville, leaving the project entirely in that city's hands.

Renovations at the Gloversville Public Library are well under way, and restoration work in the lobby should be finished by the end of next week, officials there said.

Sixth Ward Councilman Ray Hindes has declared his candidacy for councilman-at-large. Hindes made the announcement at the Senior Citizens Service Center of Gloversville & Fulton County on Friday.

Annelisa "Anna" John Wade, 87 of Jockeyville Estates, Gloversville, died Wednesday, June 17, at Nathan Littauer Hospital, Gloversville.

Current and prospective members of the Mohawk Harvest Cooperative Market will meet Saturday as the organization holds an open house at its Main Street storefront.

Gloversville Police arrested a city woman last week for lying to them about an alleged rape she reported back in April.