The board took no action in adopting the local law that is required for a municipality to go over the state-set levy limit, which is the lesser of 2 percent or the inflation factor.

Gordon Lennox Pinney, a Korean War veteran, was the lead bus mechanic for the Voorheesville schools, and was chief of the New ...

Michael Robert “Fred” Peck died on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, at his home, at age 53, in the arms of his wife and daughter.

Gloria A. Tompkins Crawford, who approached life with determination and quiet pride, died on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, at Ellis ...

Reversing decades of legal precedent, the DOJ memo now claims that states are not legally required to provide in-home or ...

The new bridge on the Long Path not far from West Fulton was built and installed by Mark Traver, one of the Old Men of the Mountain.

Murillo Ministries was at the fairgrounds through Wednesday, Sept. 16. Pastor Frank Saldana, who works with Murillo, had told The Enterprise in July when asked about his goals in Altamont, “We’re ...

“Flames were blocking his way out,” said Bonnie-Jean Johnson, the director of EMS operations, of the man trapped in the ...

NEW SCOTLAND — The town’s planning board has scheduled an Oct. 6 public hearing for the proposed 4.5-megawatt battery-energy ...

Drawing on his background as a teacher and historian, Don Teator said he wants people to learn something from the 2027 ...

One of the many reasons we chose to live at The Preserve was for its peaceful atmosphere and the opportunity to enjoy nature.

Please be advised that the monthly meetings of the Guilderland Historical Society will begin on Sept. 17 at 1 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Guilderland Public Library in the Helderberg Room.