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State continues with aggressive waste tire cleanup
In fall 2004, New York was awash in waste tires, with scores of tire dumps spread across the state harboring an estimated 34 million used tires.
NY statewide tire dump cleanup nears completion
There were an estimated 34 million tires in illegal dumps across New York in 2004, Grannis said, posing an environmental and public health threat.
Apollo Management Group, the private equity firm that owns the majority of Colonie-based Momentive Performance Materials Inc., plans to go public with a listing on the New York Stock Exchange, the Financial Times newspaper reported Tuesday.
Canals closing for winter following improved season
New York's canal system is closing for the winter Sunday following its 184th navigation season.
It may be a simple case of anthropomorphizing, but I really believe our GPS deliberately led us astray to teach us a lesson.
Developers in dark as solar program runs out of cash
Kevin Rose, left, vice president of operations at Alteris Renewables, and employee Dan Orsini install a solar panel at a house in Waterford.
Evans Bank up on Waterford purchase
Evans Bank NA reported a 70.9 percent net-income spike for the third quarter of 2009, driven largely by the July acquisition of Waterford Village Bank in Clarence.
Arrest reopens 40-year-old case
David Bacon was last seen 40 years ago as he left for his factory job. Police suspected he took off without telling anyone and treated it as a missing-person case.
Attractions of the Upper Hudson region
This is the third and last installment in our Hudson River series. And here's where things get small.
Waterford market plans to return
For more information about the 2010 Waterford FFA Alumni Farmers Market: 984-2237. When Melissa Huck considers the inaugural summer of the Waterford FFA Alumni farmers market, "consistency" is the key word.
Waterford's 1959 party was 'immense'
When it comes to commemorating Henry Hudson's and Samuel de Champlain's explorations, it's hard to top this community's 1959 celebration of the 350th anniversary.
Police laid trap for suspect in old murder case
New York State Police laid a trap to lure murder suspect Nelson Costello in for questioning near his home in Arizona about the long cold case of a missing Capital Region man.
Resource Guide: CBS 6 is your front row seat for Obamaa s visit
When President Barack Obama comes to the Capital Region on Monday, you can see every step of his journey as it happens right here on CBS6Albany.com. We'll have LIVE streaming coverage of every event throughout the day starting at 6 a.m. right on our homepage and a special report starting at 11 a.m. on CBS 6. The report will also stream live here on ...
State worker switches to MVP, but can't get $600 for gym
First published in print: Sunday, August 30, 2009 When Paul Lyons saw the billboard touting a $600 benefit for MVP Health Care insurance customers who join a gym and make other healthy choices in their lives, it didn't take the state Department of Transportation employee long to decide that was the plan for him.
Historic tax credit questions to be answered
People with historic homes who have questions about the new state tax credits for renovations can get those questions answered during the annual Peebles Island Open House on Sept.
Christopher M. Schildt concocted an elaborate scheme to become the oldest student to attend Waterford High School, police said .
Saratoga County residents to get a free day at the races
The New York Racing Association will treat all Saratoga County residents to a free day at the races this Monday, August 31st.
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Waterford fair comes to a close
The final day of the 50th annual Waterford Community Fair started off like most Sundays in rural Ohio, with a church service under the big tent at the fairgrounds.
Blog: News on Jay Gallagher, Saturday's entry
Jay Gallagher, who covered state government for The Ithaca Journal and other Gannett newspapers for 25 years, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer June 17, 2009.
Drifting PCBs halt Hudson dredging
ALBANY - A $750 million cleanup of the upper Hudson River has been shut down temporarily for the first time because PCBs kicked up by the dredging are drifting downstream.
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