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On Oct. 6, 2018, 17 friends and family members, all in their 20s and 30s, piled into a limousine in Amsterdam to celebrate a 30th birthday at a brewery in Cooperstown. Less than an hour into the trip, the brakes of the stretched 2001 Ford Excursion failed on a steep hill in Schoharie County, kill

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Amsterdam - Richard M. Steenburg, Sr., 60, formerly of Gloversville, passed away on Tuesday, October 3, 2023, at Capstone Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing, Amsterdam following a long illness. He was born in Gloversville on October 23, 1962, a son of Clarence and Helen Bennett Steenburg, and

Speed skating champion Ted Ellenwood, Jr., 27, died instantly on June 11, 1946 when struck by lightning while golfing. A friend, Lee DeGroff, was ten feet away but not injured. The golf course then was called the Antlers, today it’s called Rolling Hills. Ellenwood had skated for the Fort Johns

FONDA — Amsterdam Fourth Ward Alderman Stephen Gomula could be sentenced to five years probation if he accepts a plea offer placed on the record in Montgomery County Court. Under the agreement, Gomula would plead guilty to attempted criminal possession of a weapon, a class D violent felony, accor

CANAJOHARIE — Canajoharie Mayor Ronald O. Dievendorf hopes to bring a historic traffic signal back home to Wagner Square by 2024. Village officials as early as November could vote on a measure to restore the beloved, traffic-battered dummy light between Montgomery, Mohawk and Church streets after

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