Green Island News

Fire consumed a portion of the city's architectural and culinary history Friday morning.

From left, Mukund Shah and D.M. Patel look at the water that is completely surrounding their home on Sylvan Ave.

For a time, the city of Albany was top dog when it came to drinking water. But this year, the Latham Water District won the taste test.

Albany County Family Court Judge Gerard Maney was arrested Thursday night in Green Island on a charge of DWAI, County Sheriff James Campbell has confirmed to CBS 6 News.

A LOCAL JUDGE IS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BENCH, CHARGED WITH DWAI. GREEN ISLAND POLICE SAY ALBANY COUNTY FAMILY COURT JUDGE GERALD MANEY WAS PICKED UP AT A CHECKPOINT, DESIGNED FOR PEOPLE LEAVING THE ALIVE AT FIVE CONCERT IN ALBANY.

In a kitchen at St. Peter's Armenian Church, staff and family shove hands into freezing ground beef and lamb and smash away.

Rensselaer County law enforcement is watching a Hells Angels festival planned for the last weekend in May.

A couple of entrepreneurial guys from RPI are being praised as "big thinkers" by Popular Science magazine.

Police have called off their search for the day for a man they say jumped in the Hudson River Saturday night.

The rate of job loss in the Capital Region slowed in March, suggesting the recession is approaching its low point here.

Ecovative Design in Troy, a start-up that makes insulation and packaging out of biodegradable materials, is moving to Green Island next month.

U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer wants the federal government to act quickly on plans to relicense and expand the Green Island Power Authority's hydro plant on the Hudson River in a $99 million project.

The multi-million dollar expansion of the Green Island Power Authority hydroelectric plant is one step closer to reality.

Chris Morris spent three days last week cleaning the woods. But the litter he was cleaning up wasn't from man.

The Green Island Power Authority is asking the state Public Service Commission to reverse a 2004 decisionA that allowed a Canadian company to buy the School Street hydro plant in Cohoes.

Prosecutor's table in the Green Island Town Court, formerly St. Mark's Episcopal Church.

There is life after Washington. Ask Mike McNulty, and he'll tell you from the quiet of his office at a major downtown law firm.

Farms used to dot the Boght section of Colonie. But most pastures now are gone, replaced by new home developments and streets that tend toward pastoral-sounding names.

Three people were arrrested today after police say they found a improvised explosive device at a home in Green Island.

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