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Taxes are set to increase 24 cents or $9.98 per $1,000 in assessed value next year.

Town boss Jim Magilton hopes skipper Gareth McAuley will be fit enough to return to his side as the Blues take on Sheffield United at Portman Road on Saturday. The Blues have injury concerns regarding Jon Walters and David Norris.

Fulton County needs to amass more revenue in the future to avoid dire straits, warned Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott Horton.

Fulton County needs to amass more revenue in the future to avoid dire straits, warned Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott Horton.

Fulton County needs to amass more revenue in the future to avoid dire straits, warned Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott Horton.

Former Blue Tommy Miller says he’s looking forward to returning to Portman Road with Sheffield Wednesday a week on Saturday. Miller was a youth player with the Blues, then returned for two spells as a professional before leaving on a free Bosman transfer last summer.

Gloversvilles latest $21.3 million spending calls for no new rate changes for the second consecutive fiscal cycle, keeping the formula at $19.45 per $1,000 in assessed value.

SCHENECTADY — Local unemployment rates declined in September compared to the rates recorded in August, according to new statistics from the state Department of Labor (DOL).

Unfunded mandates and increasing costs have contributed to a rough budgetary cycle, according to county Board of Supervisors Chairman Scott Horton.

Johnstown Mayor Amy Praught has warmed up to the idea of allowing Fulton County additional sewer system access for a major infrastructure project.