Loudonville News

They say that the couple who plays together, stays together. What about the couple who sweats, tones, lunges and lifts together -- what happens to them? Experts say that working out together can do wonders for ...

The Rev. Kevin E. Mackin, incoming president of Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh, received the Monsignor Burns Memorial Award from Catholic Central High School in Troy.

MORE CHARGES AGAINST A 28-YR-OLD RABBI FROM LOUDONVILLE. ALBANY POLICE SAY YAAKOV WEISS IS ACCUSED OF HAVING INAPPROPRIATE SEXUAL CONTACT WITH A 13-YR-OLD BOY.

A local rabbi has again been charged with sexual abuse after police say he victimized another boy.

Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said today that he's reached $305,000 in settlements with two former attorneys of Albany, N.Y., law firm Girvin & Ferlazzo P.C. as part of his ongoing investigation into the state ...

They say the couple who plays together, stays together. What about the couple who sweats, tones, lunges and lifts together—what happens to them? Experts say working out together can do wonders for your relationship and your body.

      "There is someone else there holding you accountable, and chances are you will work out longer and harder than if you were working out alone," said Lisa Woods, ACE certified personal trainer for Planet Fitness in Loudonville.

An Albanyarea rabbi is facing charges he sexually abused a 13-year-old boy. Yaakov Weiss, 28, of Loudonville was arrested Monday and charged with two counts of third-degree sex abuse and two counts of ...

A local rabbi is facing charges after police said he had sexual contact with a 13-year-old boy. Rabbi Yaakov Weiss, 28 of Loudonville was arrested Monday on sex abuse and child endangerment charges.

An Albany area rabbi has been arrested on sex abuse charges stemming from alleged incidents involving a 13-year-old boy.

You can put a bumper sticker on the back of your car saying "I support our troops," or if you're like Dr.

Town agrees to sponsor Siena loop road project Posted on: 09/24/08 Ariana Cohn, Reporter email: cohna@spotlightnews.com In keeping with two resolutions passed unanimously by the Colonie Town Board at last ...

The Holy Cross men's tennis team will start the 2008 fall season when it hosts Coast Guard on Saturday, Sept.

Fifty-two percent of New York residents say the country’s best economic times have passed and the next generation will have to accept a lower standard of living, according to a study released today by the Siena Research Institute in Loudonville, N.Y.

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Our neighborhood (Twilight Terrace in Loudonville) was recently a part of a "Where's Tom?" story. As the result of the Aug. 10 piece, we have had phone calls from all over the Capital Region. The consensus was that it was so nice to read something positive. People were so very impressed with our comradeship.

Our "Where's Tom?" neighborhood series has concluded for the summer, but being a good neighbor is a year-round endeavor.

Two local teenagers were stopped by police early Saturday morning for traffic violations in a car registered to the town police chief and were later found to have been under the influence and in the possession of drugs, police said.

District Attorney P. David Soares Friday announced that Dennis Brodeur, 47, of Loudonville, was sentenced to 3 1/3 to 10 years in prison.

LOUDONVILLE New York State consumer confidence increased 4.8 points in August, while the nation's confidence increased 1.8 points, according to the latest poll by the Siena Research Institute.

Morris C. Massry of Loudonville has graduated cum laude from Bentley College, Waltham, Mass.