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Residents who pass the online driver's permit test still need to schedule an appointment to go into the department's local office and provide proper documentation before receiving a learner's permit.
manich@leaderherald.com Warehouse on East 10th Avenue where stabbing homicide was reported Saturday night. (The Leader-Herald/James A. Ellis) GLOVERSVILLE — A man was stabbed in a city warehouse Saturday night, later dying from his injuries, but the Gloversville Police Department this morning was being tight-lipped on identities of people allegedly involved. “It’s still a very active investigation at this time,” Gloversville police Lt. Brad Schaffer said. Schaffer said more details on the case would likely be released later today. A city police news release issued over the weekend sai...
A driver's license is coming to your smartphone after North Dakota gives approval Gov. Doug Burgum signed a bill into law this week calling for establishment of an electronic driver's license system in the state. Written By: Robin Huebner | × Two bills under consideration in the North Dakota Legislature call for a digital driver's license system. (Troy Becker / Forum News Service photo illustration) BISMARCK — North Dakotans will have the option of getting a mobile version of their driver’s license on their smartphone, not too far down the road. On Monday, Apr...
manich@leaderherald.com GLOVERSVILLE — A high-speed vehicle pursuit crossing two counties involving multiple police agencies and a crash Friday night has culminated in a current search for a wanted suspect driver, who may have been injured. Law enforcement officials said the chase started in the city of Gloversville and ended in Montgomery County. Gloversville police Lt. Brad Schaffer, the department’s public information officer, said today the pursuit started at about 7:15 p.m. Friday on South Main Street, but was terminated by Gloversville police on Route 30A. Witnesses from across the ...
bohara@leaderherald.com GLOVERSVILLE — One arrest has been made in an armed robbery case that took place on March 7, in which police are also looking to identify a second person who was allegedly involved. Lionel Lebron, 35, of Gloversville was charged on Friday by the Gloversville Police Department with first-degree burglary, first-degree robbery and fourth-degree grand larceny. Police are also requesting the public’s help in identifying the person depicted in the photograph who was allegedly involved in a gunpoint robbery on March 7 at a residence in the city. “Our investigation i...