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Meet Amy Sonder: The Promotions Manager at Downtown Schenectady Improvement Corp

Amy Sonder, the promotions manager of Downtown Schenectady Improvement Corporation, discusses her impact on the city's downtown area in an interview with The Daily Gazette

Israeli authorities set to convene with representatives following discussions with intermediaries about potential ceasefire in Gaza conflict

Israeli Cabinet members are set to meet with a delegation that has been in talks with US, Egyptian, and Qatari negotiators in Paris, aiming to broker a ceasefire in Gaza

Schenectady Council Considers Increasing Rent for LaFond Residence

Schenectady's city assessor’s office is set to advise the city council on potentially increasing the rent for a city property occupied by the Commissioner of General Services, Paul LaFond

Michigan Toddler’s Shooting Incident Sheds Light on New Gun Storage Legislation and Approaches in Other States

A Michigan man is the first to be charged under a new state law requiring firearms to be stored in locked containers around minors, sparking a nationwide debate on similar laws and their enforcement

Schenectady Granted $10M State Funding for Mohawk River Sustainability

Schenectady is to receive a $10 million state grant to enhance Mohawk River resiliency and upgrade the city’s pump station

Latter-day Saint Church Leaders Provide Clean Water to a Community in the Philippines

Elder Neil L. Andersen from the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is visiting the Philippines on a nine-day tour, receiving a warm welcome from a small community outside of Manila

Submissions for Schenectady County’s Senior Citizen of the Year Award to Close on Friday

Nominations for the 2024 Hon. Karen B. Johnson Schenectady County Older New Yorker of the Year Award, recognizing older adults' community contributions, are due this Friday

Company Achieves First US Moon Landing Since Apollo Era, Lander ‘Healthy and Functioning

US company Intuitive Machines has successfully landed its Odysseus spacecraft on the moon, marking the first American lunar landing in 50 years

Local Dealership Donates Electric Car to Schenectady Police Department

The Metro Ford dealership in Schenectady has donated a 2021 Ford Mustang Mach E to the local police department for use by community engagement officers in city school district buildings

Jury Discussions Begin in 2022 Schenectady Homicide Case

Deliberations begin in the murder trial of Anthony Romero, accused of shooting Treavine Tate multiple times in Schenectady in 2022, following eight days of court proceedings
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