Stillwater News

TIME GLENVILLE TOWN SUPERVISOR FRANK QUINN IS OUT. HE WAS DEFEATED BY REPUBLICAN CHRIS KOETZLE.

As manager of the Clinton County Soil & Water District near the Canadian border and a farmer himself, Steve Mahoney knows all too well the blessing and curse of agricultural plastic.

Richard Chapman is clear on one thing: He doesn't oppose the $40 million intermodal railyard to be built across the road from his home, the Albany Times Union reports.

Dennis Brobston, the man responsible for attracting companies to Luther Forest Technology Campus in Malta, is making the most of his time in Germany.

STILLWATER, N.Y. - With the Halfmoon Planning Board giving its approval last week to a proposed $40 million intermodal yard, opponents of the project are looking to Stillwater for relief.

STILLWATER, N.Y. - The Saratoga National Historical Park will represent New York in a new line of 'America the Beautiful' quarters featuring a national park from each state and U.S. territory.

An accident in the town of Stillwater in which a vehicle ended in a ditch has resulted in the arrest of the driver on a variety of felony charges, including reckless driving, speeding, and aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.

School districts in Ballston Spa and Stillwater could be in line for millions of dollars of additional property tax revenues as GlobalFoundries Inc.

B LEVELS IN THE HUDSON RIVER WELL ABOVE THE GOVERNMENT'S SAFE DRINKING STANDARDS.

A woman who was arrested after she returned to the house she had shared with her estranged husband to retrieve personal belongings cannot sue for false arrest even though she shared title to the former marital residence, a federal appellate court has ruled.

Company and state officials take part in Friday's ceremonial groundbreaking. MALTA & STILLWATER - It was only a staged turning of dirt, but the groundbreaking ceremony Friday for the GlobalFoundries computer chip factory stands for a high-tech economic transformation that will affect the whole region, speakers said.

Gov. Brian Schweitzer is calling on the Obama administration to force General Motors to honor its contract with a Montana mining company instead of going overseas to buy the precious metals used to control vehicle pollution.

New York state provided more than $70 million in grants and loans to the Luther Forest Technology Campus in the six years before it landed its first major tenant, GlobalFoundries.

Stillwater, a residential treatment facility for children, has received a grant from the Cornell University Department of Education to fund a gardening program.

Artist Pat Goodale has organized an exhibit of paintings of the Saratoga National Historical Park by 27 local artists.

Kenneth L. Duink, age 80, died on June 2,2009 at Absolut Care in Westfield, NY. Born July 7, 1928 in West Portland, NY, he was the son of the late Herbert and Jennie Duink.

Bob Hahn and Fred Furnia use a harvester to clear weeds from Saratoga Lake. Nuisance aquatic plants being harvested from Saratoga Lake on Wednesday.

Parent Teacher Association members at Moriah Central School are now one step closer to installing a new playground thanks to members of the community and support from diary and convenience retailer Stewart's Shops Inc.

Your pint-sized ice cream expert may be able to debate the merits of mint chocolate chip over chocolate chip cookie dough, but can they tell you where that ice cream got its start? At Koval Bros.

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