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21st Century Fables Presented by Schenectady Author Clarke

Schenectady author Constance Clarke is creating modern fables for the 21st-century reader

Beneficiaries required to repay less following Social Security overpayment cuts

The Social Security Administration will now only withhold 10% or $10, whichever is greater, from recipients' monthly benefits to recover overpayments, instead of the previous 100%

Headline News: Blue Ranger, featuring Scotia locals, drops their first album in half a decade

Local indie-Americana group Blue Ranger releases new album "Close Your Eyes," featuring a mix of delicate, ambient, and hopeful love songs

Earth’s Increased Rotation Speed Might Lead to a Second Being Removed from Global Clocks

Earth's changing spin may require world timekeepers to subtract a second from our clocks in a few years

Archives: Schenectady and the solar eclipse train of 1925

As the April 8 solar eclipse approaches, a look back at the last total solar eclipse in New York State reveals it occurred almost exactly 100 years ago on January 24, 1925

Schenectady Plans to Implement a Three-Month Pause on Smoke Shops

SCHENECTADY — The Schenectady City Council is moving forward with a three-month smoke shop moratorium that will pause the establishment of new tobacco and vape stores in the city while the council works on new zoning restrictions for future shops. The council will vote on the three-month moratorium during its meeting Monday after the proposal

Owens labels diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives as ‘cancer’ within educational institutions

Rep. Burgess Owens, R-Utah, criticized diversity, equity and inclusion programs as a "cancer" in American academic institutions during a House hearing he led on the impact of such programs on college campuses

Improvements in Reading and Math Noted in Schenectady Schools, Further Progress Needed

Schenectady elementary and middle school students show slight improvement in standardized reading and math test scores, but still fall short of grade level expectations

Russia Contemplates Establishing a Lunar Nuclear Power Plant in Collaboration with China

Russia and China are planning to build a nuclear power plant on the moon between 2033 and 2035, potentially paving the way for lunar settlements, according to the head of Russia's space agency

Cotto Granted 3-Year Tenure as Head of Schenectady Schools with Residency Requirement Included in Agreement

The Schenectady City School District Board of Education has agreed to a three-year deal with Carlos Cotto Jr. to serve as the district's new superintendent
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