Nisky High School becomes one with nature
Biology teacher unveils ‘outdoor science classroom’
Hands-on learning will be taking on an entirely new meaning at Niskayuna high school next year.
Photo Gallery: Get your kicks at Double M Rodeo
The dirt was flying and hoofs thundering at the Double M Rodeo August 11. This Gallery shows the courage of the performers during the event. Lots of pictures to see.
Boat Parade & Light Competition 2012
PLATTSBURGH — The 2012 Boat Parade and Light show was held on July 12, with ...
Indian Lake Town Board meets in Blue Mt. Lake
Indian Lake Town Supervisor Brian Wells noted the larger-than-usual attendance at the Town Board’s Aug. 13 meeting at the Blue Mountain Lake firehouse and thanked all for coming out.
Fall Sports Preview: Lake Placid
2012 fall sports preview for Lake Placid varsity volleyball and girls soccer
Cricket steps up another notch as Tri-City joins Commonwealth League
After many years of playing what's known as "friendly" cricket here in upstate NY, Schenectady based Tr-City Cricket Club has made the leap to the big time by joining the Commonwealth Cricket League out of New York City.
Candidate forum tonight
Candidates for Bethlehem Town Board and the 109th Assembly District will meet in debate this evening, at Bethlehem Town Hall.
Is there a conflict of interest on the planning board against the proposed VSM campus?
OPINION COLUMN
Town Planning Board member Joseph Southern last week attended the meeting of the Citizens to Preserve the Character of Skaneateles in which he advised the CPCS on their opposition tactics against the proposed Victory Sports Medicine campus. CPCS Executive Director Holland Gregg also told me that Southern was a member of the group. Considering that the Town Planning Board is the designated lead agency on the multi-million-dollar VSM campus project and its decisions can make or break the project, is it not a conflict of interest that Southern, who has a vote and a say on all aspects of this project that come before the planning board, gave the CPCS advice on how to oppose the development?
Hope on horizon for Colonial Acres
Local PGA chapter floats potential private involvement for municipal golf course
A possible white knight has arrived with a possible, if not distant, solution to the ongoing debate over the future of the Colonial Acres Golf Course: the PGA.
Former governor to address volunteer event
Former Vermont Gov. Madeleine Kunin (D) will be the keynote speaker at CVAA's Volunteer Recognition and Annual Meeting, Nov. 14, 4 p.m., at the Doubletree Hotel and Conference Center in South Burlington.
Budget passes in split vote
8 percent tax hike, golf course prove to be sticking points
After weeks of discussions and public meetings, the Bethlehem Town Board passed unchanged a 2013 budget proposed by Supervisor John Clarkson.
Schroon Lake, Moriah win hoop contests
Viking keglers fall
Schroon Lake dispatched Wells, 38-22, in Mountain and Valley Athletic Conference girls basketball action Dec. 17.
Seven tips for the first-time homebuyer in today’s market
Spotlight on Finance
The real estate industry has been much maligned in recent years. That’s not breaking news. In fact, even real estate tycoon Mortimer Zuckerman has lamented the current state of the housing market, stating that “the most critical factor subduing the demand for housing is that home ownership is no longer seen as the great, long-term buildup in equity value it once was.”
Rail Trail at issue in class action lawsuit
Trail neighbors say they should have been compensated in recreational deal
A group of property owners neighboring the Albany County Rail Trail are suing the federal government over the recreational corridor.
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