Capital Region Man Was Arrested for… Not Doing His Work???
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Fire company announces plans to shut down after 70 years
WATERVLIET, N.Y. (WRGB) — A fire company in the Capital Region has announced plans to shut down after 70 years. The Schuyler Heights Fire Company blames ongoing conflicts with the Schuyler Heights Fire District Board of Fire Commissioners and says those conflicts have made it impossible to continue operating.
NYS announces $100M for clean energy upgrades in schools
On Monday, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that more than $100 million will now be available for clean energy upgrades in public schools across the state. It’s all a part of the Clean Green Schools Initiative, which provides funding for energy and cost efficient solutions for P-12 educational buildings.
Proposed Malta zoning map removes many farms from land conservation zones
The Malta Town Board discussed a new version of a contested proposed zoning map that includes land conservation zones intended to primarily protect the Drummond Creek watershed on Monday. However, farmers still have concerns.
Albany cutting utility costs by 20% at three schools
The Albany city school district is using a $10 million grant to get a $98 million project without any local tax impact.
Saratoga County Supervisor Sarah Burger pleads to driving with ability impaired
Sarah Burger was charged with driving while intoxicated after police stopped her car for speeding on Jan. 11 in Saratoga Springs' Spa State Park.
Roadwork project to impact travel in area of Niskayuna
The Town of Niskayuna says travel will be impacted in an area of town this week as a construction project begins. Grand Boulevard, also known as County Route 23, will see improvements from Keyes Avenue to Van Antwerp Road, a stretch of about 2,600 feet.
Pair of Capital Region gymnasts headed to Eastern Nationals
Cartwheels Gymnastics Center in Clifton Park is home to a number of aspiring young gymnasts, and this weekend, will be sending a pair of athletes to one of the premiere events the USA Gymnastics Women's Development Program has to offer.
St. Peter’s nursing home to close by June 30; most staff secure new roles
The closure affects over 130 employees and 101 long-term residents.
Nassau legislators seek protections for e‑bike and e-scooter riders
They announced legislation to stop "unfair fines and confiscations."
