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Hudson Falls to discuss school bus accident

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Section 2 releases girls sectional volleyball brackets

CAPITAL REGION Section 2 released the high school girls’ sectional volleyball brackets on Tuesday. Below are the full matchups, dates, times, and locations in Class AAA, AA, A, B, C, and D. In Class AAA, the Shenendehowa Plainsmen earned the No. 1 seed with a ledger of 13-1. Meanwhile, No. 2 Saratoga Springs (15-3) […]

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: Section 2 releases girls sectional volleyball brackets

Timothy Doyle | Obituary | The Press Republican

Timothy Doyle passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Press Republican on 2023-09-28.

HIGH NOTES: Help for the homeless, food for spring break, vaccination success

HIGH NOTES: Help for the homeless, food for spring break, vaccination success | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS In Schenectady, city police Sgt. Nick Mannix and Lt. Ryan Macherone, seeing a need to help the homeless rather than punish them, worked with community agencies over the winter to provide supplies for those living in a homeless encampment off of Lomasney Avenue until they could find housing. The officers could have taken the more conventional route by simply ordering the dozen or so people living in the camp to disperse. But they took a more humanitarian approach to the problem, enlisting the local agencies to bring meals and other supplies and eventually to help eliminate the need for them to live in the wooded area at all. Among the groups assisting with the effort were Bethesda House of Schenectady, Catholic Charities, New Choices Recovery Center, Schenectady County Health Services, City Mission, Schenectady Community Action Program and Mohawk Opportunities.

'We are gutted': Hudson Falls schools stay remote after 12 bus drivers exposed to COVID

Students on the first day of class in Sept. 2020 at Hudson Falls High School. Photo: Hudson Falls School District Facebook page Jan 27, 2021 All students in Hudson Falls will have spent the first month of 2021 learning remotely due to the number of faculty in staff in quarantine, including a dozen bus drivers. Students were originally informed, on Jan. 2, that just the first two weeks of the 2021 school year would be remote. “This unfortunate disruption to learning is due to a large number of faculty and staff quarantined because of the latest COVID-19 cases in the school and the community,” said Interim Superintendent Jon Hunter.

Four local schools go virtual till Christmas