MALTA - A Schenectady woman was seriously hurt in a crash Monday evening as she and another person were pushing a car in Malta, Saratoga County Sheriff's officials said. The woman, 41, was taken to Albany Medical Center for treatment, officials said. The crash happened before 6 p.m. on the Round Lake bypass in Malta
SCHENECTADY - Schenectady boasts a wide variety of restaurants both downtown and out in the city as a whole. Here is The Daily Gazette's list of Schenectady restaurants 2024, including Gazette reviews, features and other coverage across the city. The list includes 140 establishments in all, big and small, across the city. We've written about
SALT LAKE CITY — Mountain climber and climate activist Caroline Gleich made her U.S. Senate run official Monday when she filed paperwork to run for Sen. Mitt Romney's seat. Romney announced last year he would not run again, and Gleich said in a press release she was "answering Sen. Romney's call for a new generation
SCHENECTADY — With Schenectady Central School District Superintendent Anibal Soler, Jr. a finalist for the same position at Yonkers Public Schools, Soler addressed his potential departure from the district in a letter to the community. In his weekly superintendent’s brief distributed to the Schenectady school district on Friday evening, Soler said he did not have
JERUSALEM — In the last week alone, an Israeli airstrike has killed a Hezbollah commander in Lebanon, Hezbollah struck a sensitive Israeli base with rockets and Israel killed a senior Hamas militant with an airstrike in Beirut. Each strike and counterstrike increases the risk of the catastrophic war in Gaza spilling across the region. In
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — When a rocket makes its inaugural liftoff attempt on Monday, it will carry nothing less than the first lunar lander to launch from the United States since NASA's final Apollo mission in 1972. The stakes are high. The success of the rocket, developed by the joint venture of Lockheed Martin and
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea again fired artillery shells near its tense sea boundary with the South on Sunday, as the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un mocked the South's ability to detect its weapons launches. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff dismissed Kim Yo Jong's statement as "a comedy-like, vulgar
Winter looked wintry again in Fort Plain. Children played in the blustery winds. Plows rolled down the village streets. Trees were dusted with snow on Sunday morning. “It’s just nice to see it brighter,” Fort Plain Mayor Patrick Hanifin. About a half-foot of snow piled up over the weekend in what was the region’s first
JERUSALEM — Top U.S. and European diplomats urged leaders in the Middle East on Sunday to keep the Gaza war from spreading across the region, but three months into the conflict, more bloodshed underlined the challenge as Israel presses ahead with its offensive. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and the European Union's top diplomat
SYDNEY — With fangs that could pierce a human fingernail, the largest male specimen of the world's most venomous arachnid has found a new home at the Australian Reptile Park where it will help save lives after a member of the public discovered it by chance. The deadly Sydney funnel-web spider dubbed Hercules was found
