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David Wright Confirms His Town Exit Thursday, 29th Apr 2010 09:14 Full-back David Wright has confirmed that he has not been offered a new contract by the Blues, as first revealed by TWTD yesterday. The former Wigan and Crewe man’s current terms are up at the end of June. Wright, who is 30 on Saturday, said: “I saw the manager on Tuesday and he said some nice things about me, but that he was looking in a new direction. I don’t agree with his decision, but I have to respect it.” The Warrington-born defender joined the Blues from the Latics in January 2007 and has made 125 starts and...

manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — A new 700-member area public Facebook group calling itself “Quarantine the Quarantine” has been contacting area news organizations, state politicians, health and county officials, and school districts spreading its message that it wants schools entirely opened up during the ongoing COVID pandemic. But some officials are confused as to what the group is seeking, as edicts continue to come down regarding the COVID-19 pandemic from the state. Quarantine the Quarantine spokesperson Tamara Dunlap, an Amsterdam-area dentist, and husband Brad Dunlap recently...

Amber M. Kellogg AMSTERDAM — Three more arrests were made in the stabbing incident at the Fastrac store on Market Street Saturday. Amber M. Kellogg, 27, of Amsterdam was charged with obstructing governmental administration; Robert W. Green, 26, of Amsterdam, was charged with second-degree harassment; and a 13-year old female, who was charged with obstructing governmental administration and resisting arrest. According to Amsterdam police, Kellogg was charged with one count of obstructing governmental administration for her actions during the incident. It is alleged that Kellogg attempted ...

Apr 10, 2021 U.S. Senator Chuck Schumer visited the Mohawk Harvest Cooperative Market in Gloversville, on Tuesday, to meet with local elected and economic development officials. Topics discussed included the $16.2 million that Schumer secured for Fulton County and its municipalities in the American Rescue Plan, and ways that it can be used to address various needs; as well as, the infrastructure needs of the Glove Cities and the county, as attention in Washington turns to an infrastructure package. From Left to Right: John Callery, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors; Betsy Moore-Galinski; M...

manich@leaderherald.com Officials cut the ribbon in November 2018 on the Fulton County Office Building front entrance renovation project grand opening in Johnstown. (The Leader-Herald/Michael Anich) JOHNSTOWN — The fairly new front entrance to the Fulton County Office Building has to undergo emergency limestone repairs thanks to some winter weather problems. County Highway and Facilities Superintendent Mark Yost recently reported on the issue to the Board of Supervisors’ Public Works Committee at the building. The committee authorized over $14,000 in repairs — with final approval likely...