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Schenectady Community Ministries (SiCM) got a grant to feed thousands of kids free...
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A key park in one of Schenectady's most impoverished neighborhoods is slated to see the...
A Schenectady man who tossed a Molotov cocktail explosive into a vehicle last year on...
Remembering K.C. Jones Email to a Friend Celtics coach K.C. Jones relaxes after a practice, May 12, 1988. Jones died on Christmas Day at the age of 88.Frank O'Brien, Globe Staff/The Boston Globe The passing of K.C. Jones illustrates two indelible facts about him: his strength and his humanity. As a Black man and member of early Celtics teams, he had to endure the indignity of being unable to live anywhere but Roxbury. As youngsters growing up in Roxbury at that time, however, many of us were given unprecedented access to Black Celtics players, including K.C. He never failed to greet us warmly...