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Retail sales records were broken in Amsterdam in 1902 as merchants reported a weeks worth of banner shopping days leading up to Christmas. The post office handled so many packages

Officials plan to revise Amsterdam’s vacant building registry law early next year in order to clear up ambiguities in the policy and potentially create an appeals panel to hear requests for fee waivers.

Gerald B. H. Solomon Saratoga National CemeteryThe Gerald B. H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery will hold a Veteran’s Eve Candlelight Vigil to honor all Vete

An Amsterdam man is facing a drug charge, accused of trying to sell to a police source.

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Cudmore: Tragedy at the bus stop | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS A graduate of Amsterdam’s Vrooman Avenue Elementary School, Nancy Booth was in ninth grade when she died. Her mother had died in 1942 when Nancy was about seven.  Her father lived in Miami Beach, Florida.  Nancy had a sister, Louise Booth, who was one year older.  Nancy was being raised by her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Tetradis, at 62 Edward St. on Reid Hill.  Her grandmother, also named Nancy Booth, lived in Amste...