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West Wilmerding’s fire chief faces a court date on assault charges, after police say he choked another firefighter during an emergency call in May. James R. Pusey, 33, of North Versailles was charged Tuesday with simple assault and terroristic threats. According to a criminal complaint, West Wilmerding was one of

Cooper Skidmore’s three-sport Battle Mountain career has seen the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. And everything in between. A key cog on the 2023 soccer state-title winning team, Skidmore also endured 4-16...

Schenectady County Republican Legislator Josh Cuomo is facing criticism from his Democratic counterparts for not supporting a special resolution honoring the LGBTQ community and for posting “increasingly homophobic” comments on social media, including a video where he called a pride flag “satanic.”

JERSEY SHORE — After months of discussion, the Jersey Shore Area School Board approved adding a health & medical assisting services program to their Career Te

JERSEY SHORE — Changes may be coming to the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program at Jersey Shore High School next year if the program that was propose

Lawmakers during Tuesdays organizational meeting elected Gary Hughes, a District 2 legislator representing portions of Schenectady, as chair of the legislative body. He will succeed District 4 Legislator Anthony Jasenski, who held the role for the past decade and nominated Hughes for the position.

We often hear about how teachers can impact a group of students lives, but a local teacher and student kept in touch for 16 years.

A push to enact a yearlong moratorium on battery energy systems throughout Schenectady County will continue after lawmakers quickly tabled the proposal at a meeting earlier this month, without discussion.

A push to enact a yearlong moratorium on battery energy systems throughout Schenectady County will continue after lawmakers quickly tabled the proposal at a meeting earlier this month, without discussion.

Members of the Schenectady County Legislature are poised to get a pay raise next year, but the body’s minority caucus is crying foul