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NORTHVILLE — Northville’s biggest bash of the summer is 100 years in the making. Read MoreNorthville-Placid Trail to celebrate 100th anniversary
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The other presenters are from districts in New Mexico, Virginia and Ohio.
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Spanning five decades, Morrison had become revered in his circle for spearheading reenactments and churning out closely-vetted material on the American Revolution in the Mohawk Valley, Schoharie Valley and Southern Adirondacks.
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Local school district officials on Wednesday erected a 4.5-foot barrier between Prospect Hill Cemetery and an athletic field in response to reports of misplaced equipment.
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DOWN TO BUSINESS - Take a guess on the most-littered single-use plastic item in the world.
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The historic tavern has been closed for more than five years.
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From sauces to cheeses, there’s a lot of tasty horseradish products the various owners of Whalen’s Horseradish Products in Galway have concocted over the years.
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CAROGA LAKE — The Caroga Arts Collective announced Friday a grant award totaling $850,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts. The grant will support the construction of a year-round artists’ lodge at Myhill as part of the Sherman’s L…
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Down in the basement of O’Connell Hall at SUNY Fulton Montgomery is the only two-year collegiate cyber range bolstered by IBM and Amazon Web Services
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DOWN TO BUSINESS - Doris Mold thought she’d see a “nudge upward” in the number of women counted as farmers in the government’s latest agricultural census.
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Gloversville Mayor Vincent DeSantis said that it's important to keep an "open mind" about the waste management organization.
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Ariel Bookmiller tried multiple methods of contact to reach the owner of Chunky Boy craft handles. She was attempting to warn the purveyor of possible risks after accidentally impaling herself while trying to put the detachable silicone handl…
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Broadalbin native Matthew J. McAuliffe has joined Glens Falls-based law firm Bartlett, Pontiff, Stewart & Rhodes, P.C.
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Northeastern Biochar Solutions before Fulton County officials on Monday pitched the prospect of developing a multi-million dollar facility designed to convert volatile compounds into farming fertilizer.
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SCHENECTADY — The Capital District Transportation Authority is in talks to purchase The Daily Gazette Co. headquarters on Maxon Road Extension, Gazette Publisher John DeAugustine announced on Thursday.
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Some of Robert E. Fisher’s earliest memories are from the final months of the 1960s and the beginning of the 1970s, when big and powerful cars were at his father’s body shop in Broadalbin.
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The family-run business was founded more than 30 years ago by the late Joan and Tom Dudley, and remains in the family.
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BROADALBIN - Little did Jesse Walter know when he started a produce stand to sell the tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and other vegetables he grew that it would blossom into a full-fledged nursery offering more than 1,200 varieties of perennials…
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CANAJOHARIE — State agencies seized illicit cannabis allegedly being sold at a Canajoharie smoke shop without a license and ordered the business to close for failing to secure workers’ compensation coverage.