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Ex-Scotia Fire Chief Appointed as Schenectady County’s Upcoming Fire Coordinator

Former Scotia Fire Department Chief, Kenneth Almy, has been appointed as the new fire coordinator of Schenectady County

December sees a spike in encounters at the US-Mexico border, highlighting immigration controversy

US border officials reported 302,034 encounters along the US-Mexico border in December, indicating a surge in activity amid ongoing debates over border security

Record-breaking 878+ days in space set by Russian cosmonaut

Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko sets a new world record for the longest time spent in space, surpassing the previous record of 878 days

Lawsuit Alleging Discrimination Launched Against Schenectady Habitat for Humanity

A former employee of Habitat for Humanity of Schenectady County is suing the nonprofit, alleging he was fired due to his disability and age

New York’s revised credit card surcharge law to be implemented on February 11

New York resident Jennifer Matyjakowski reports that some businesses charge more for credit card payments, encouraging customers to pay with cash instead

Upstate Rhythm: NoLaNauts Bring New Orleans Vibes to Frog Alley for Mardi Gras Celebration

The NoLaNauts, a 10-piece funk band based in the Capital Region, was conceived by Albany-based guitarist and vocalist Tom O’Connor, who has been a frequent visitor to New Orleans since the 1980s

Teams hunt for lost Marine Corps chopper transporting 5 soldiers from Nevada to California

A Marine Corps helicopter carrying five troops from Nevada to California has been reported overdue amid a historic storm in California

Schenectady announces open house for forthcoming Craig Street renovation project

The city of Schenectady is progressing with its project to enhance pedestrian and bike access on Craig Street, with an open house meeting scheduled to share project details

Schenectady Set to Distribute ARPA Funds to Harbor Arena Project

The Schenectady City Council will redirect $2.5 million in ARPA funding from the Capital Region Aquatic Center to the proposed Union College hockey rink at Mohawk Harbor

Senators unveil $118B package combining border strategies with assistance for Ukraine and Israel

Senators unveil a $118 billion package combining border enforcement policy with wartime aid for Ukraine, Israel and other allies, despite expected Republican opposition
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