One County, One Book nominations start
Schenectady County Public Library kicked off the nominations for its seventh annual One County, One Book annual community program on Feb. 28. The deadline for nominations is Sunday, April 15.
Kingsway honors veterans
Stars from retired American flags handed out to those who served
Nearly 40 veterans, all Kingsway residents and staff, were honored during the Kingsway Arms Nursing Center’s ceremony on Friday, Nov. 11.
Letter: Glenville should stick to tax cap
The letter appeared in the Oct. 6, 2011, edition of The Schenectady County Spotlight.
Preparing for future floods
Tonko hosts forum on precautions, planning
If the mighty Mohawk River ever reaches the record-breaking flood levels brought on by Tropical Storm Irene and Lee again, residents now have a wider assortment of tips and resources to draw on.
Receiver of Taxes elected no more, after 2013
Glenville voters significantly approve switch to appointed post
There will be one less position on the ballot in future elections in the Town of Glenville.
Looking back at the second half of 2011 Schenectady Spotlight
Irene makes her mark on Schenectady County’s landscape
Last week, The Spotlight looked back at the stories that made headlines in the first six months of 2011. This week, we look at the top stories from the second half of the year.
Taking a look back at the Schenectady Spotlight
No shortage of news in Schenectady County for first half of 2011
This week, The Spotlight looks back on the first six months of 2011. We will look back at the second half of the year next week.
Public urges S-G school board to break tax cap
District’s budget cuts about 40 positions, reductions total $2.3M
Scotia-Glenville community members at a Monday, March 19, meeting urged the Board of Education to go above the state tax cap, but the school board appears steadfast in staying under the threshold.
Scotia-Glenville faces $2.3M budget gap
Layoffs, grade restructuring on the table, school closure talks in the future
Scotia-Glenville Central School District is likely facing cuts to teaching positions and programs as it seeks to close a $2.3 million budget gap within the state mandated tax cap.
Drug discount cards yield $2.3M in savings
Program participation steady over first three years
Three years after Schenectady County officials unveiled a prescription medication discount program, more than 9,500 claims were filed with an average savings of 41 percent off retail price.
Scotia Diner hopes to move on
Owners plan to reopen at nearby former Kem Cleaners after recent eviction
The owners of the Scotia Diner were evicted from their longtime restaurant to make way for an apartment complex, but a vacant building just down the street could be the eatery’s new home.
Photo Gallery: An 'eggs-cellent' Easter adventure
Sonrise Bible Church holds its first Easter Egg Hunt
Sonrise Bible Church held its first Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 7, morning with many local families participating in the free event.
Socha Management plans mixed-use Glenville building
Project would be $9M investment, PILOT and sales tax waivers offered
Socha Management plans to expand its presence with a new three-story facility following success with its existing properties.
Facility draws cheers, jeers
Nisky councilwoman publicly unveils indoor recreation center plans
Residents expressed mixed reactions towards Niskayuna bonding $350,000 for a new indoor recreation center, with some calling it a wise investment and others a waste of money.
A date with history
At ‘Tavern Night,’ patrons get a taste of the 18th century
Nobody living today can say they dined in an 18th century tavern, but one group now has a pretty good idea of what it might have entailed.
St. Gabriel’s Fall Festival rings in fall season
As the summer nears an end and the air starts to chill, parishioners at St. Gabriel’s Church want to warm you up with homemade food and a festive atmosphere.
Glenville Budget Forum
Supervisor Christopher Koetzle unveils preliminary budget
Making the way safe for all
Niskayuna residents spur expansion of marked bike pathways
The Niskayuna Safe Routes Committee is active again after experiencing a lull of activity for more than a year. Established in 2005, the committee is now looking at expanding bicycle and walking routes in the town.
9/11 Candlelit vigil planned in Slingerlands
Event one of many memorial ceremonies planned in Capital District
The Town of Bethlehem Fire Officers Association and the town will be partnering to hold a candlelit vigil on the tenth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
Niskayuna, Columbia open with wins
Bowker leads Nisky past Burnt Hills
The Suburban Council field hockey season opened Tuesday with a pair of games.
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