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When Tanyalynnette Grimes bought 13 North Main Street in January of 2020, she said the building was in such disarray that 133 tons of garbage had to be removed. What’s more, she said pigeons had overtaken the third floor, leaving piles of waste standing 3-feet tall. But instead of seeing a wasteland

Some of the newest businesses in Gloversville host burlesque shows, serve locally sourced health food and sell witches’ spell jars. As the city and other Fulton County municipalities continue revitalization efforts, part of the story is going to be how well less-traditional shops fare.  Some of th

GLOVERSVILLE - Some of the newest businesses in Gloversville host burlesque shows, serve locally sourced health food and sell witches’ spell jars. As the city and other Fulton County municipalities continue revitalization efforts, part of the story is going to be how well less-traditional shops far

GLOVERSVILLE -- The Gloversville City Planning Board gave site plan approval to the Kearney Realty Group's proposed $20 million "Glove City Lofts" 75-unit "artist housing" at 51 Church St. following a public hearing on Tuesday night. Tanyalynnette Grimes, the chief executive officer of Micropolis

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The Community Foundation of the Adirondack Foothills delivered 2,600 free Thanksgiving meals to individuals and families in need on Thursday as part of the third Annual Festival of Hope event, about 606 fewer meals than in 2020, although the total cost was about $1,000 more."It cost more to do less,

manich@leaderherald.com Shown is the recovery wall located at the Rob Constantine Recovery Community and Outreach Center, located at 86 Briggs St. in Johnstown. The recovery center, itself a part of the Hamilton, Fulton and Montgomey Prevention Council, is just one of the numerous local services available that is working to help fight back against the ongoing opioid crisis. Gloversville Planning Board approved the centers application to move into the former YMCA building. (The Leader-Herald/Jos...