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manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — Fulton County Sheriff Richard Giardino on Monday asked county legislators to reimburse the village of Dolgeville about $10,000 for training for a past village officer his department might hire. The move was one of several sheriff’s office personnel items to come before the Board of Supervisors’ Public Safety Committee. Giardino sought and received committee permission to reimburse Dolgeville and its police department $9,657 for training related to the p...

manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — Fulton County supervisors on Monday rejected the city of Gloversville’s request for the county to pay the city for recyclables collection. County officials said the plan didn’t make sense fiscally for the county or the city, and there was no desire to alter the county’s Local Solid Waste Management Law. Gloversville’s request was reviewed Monday by the Fulton County Board of Supervisors’ Public Works Committee. County Department of Solid Waste Dir...

manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — Some of the initial COVID-19 vaccine batch that Fulton County received has gone to vaccinations for the huge Lexington Center operation, county officials said last week. County Administrative Officer Jon Stead told the county Board of Supervisors that the county is currently working on creating a “small cadre” of volunteers to dispense the COVID-19 vaccine the county receives. But he said the Fulton County Public Health Department has provided vaccinati...

Town Waiting on Volz Ahead of Palace Trip Friday, 16th Jan 2009 10:57 Town are waiting on full-back Moritz Volz ahead of Saturdays trip to Crystal Palace. The German has a groin problem and is rated 50/50 to take his place at right-back, but better news is that the Blues can call on midfielder Veliche Shumulikoski after his one-game ban. If fit, Volz is likely to take his usual role at on the right of the defence with David Wright out for around another week with his hamstring problem. Oth...

manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — The Fulton County Board of Supervisors on Monday appointed the two major parties’ election commissioners to two-year terms, including a new Democratic Party commissioner. The appointments were on the recommendations of each party’s formal committees, and terms run until Dec. 31, 2022. Supervisors appointed G. Jeremiah Ryan of Gloversville as Fulton County Board of Elections’ Democratic election commissioner. He replaces John Zawadzki. The vote for Rya...

Murphy Out for a Fortnight Tuesday, 12th Jan 2010 14:23 New Town keeper Brian Murphy will be out for two weeks due to the ankle ligament injury he suffered in the warm-up at Leicester City on Sunday. There had been concerns that the Irishman would be out for longer. Boss Roy Keane told the club site: "Were hoping Brian will be fit again in two weeks or so. "Weve been unlucky with keepers but I did fear it could have been longer so well sit tight and wait for Brian to return. "It puts us bac...

manich@leaderherald.com The Leader-Herald/Michael Anich Futon County Administrative Officer Jon Stead gives his 28th annual "State of the County" address Friday morning at the Johnstown Holiday Inn. JOHNSTOWN — The annual Fulton County government “State of the County” address — after nearly 30 years — could be delivered non-traditionally this year due to COVID-19. The pandemic is hampering the ability to get large groups together, and the county address — for many years delivered by...

manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — Fulton County government’s top administrator had some positive words to kick off the new year at the Board of Supervisors’ annual organizational meeting on Monday. County Administrative Officer Jon Stead addressed the board and basically ran the online meeting. The session was mainly meant to elect a new chairman and vice chairman for 2021, and establish rules of order for proceedings during the coming year. The meeting started about 20 minutes late, as...

manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — Outgoing Fulton County Board of Supervisors Chairman Warren Greene’s tenure this year was marked by COVID-19, and that played prominently in his recent farewell address to the board. The Gloversville 6th Ward supervisor said that when he was selected as 2020 county chairman, he “signed up for a major responsibility and an added obligation of my time.” “During my first few weeks, I had carved out three things I wanted to accomplish, or at least get a...

Town 3-1 Blackpool Saturday, 12th Dec 2009 17:11 Goals from Jon Stead, Jack Colback and Gareth McAuley took the Blues to a 3-1 win over Blackpool, out of the bottom three and extended their unbeaten run to 10 games. Stead curled home in the opening minute, Colback added the second before half-time and McAuley headed in the third after Ian Evatt had pulled one back for the Tangerines, who had David Vaughan sent off for two bookable offences late on. Boss Roy Keane made two changes to his sta...