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'It really takes all of us,' says Webb, to push for responsible gun laws - Vimarsana News

'It really takes all of us,' says Webb, to push for responsible gun laws

GUILDERLAND — Conor Webb is a student with a mission, a big one: to make not just his school but his nation a safer place. A Guilderland High School junior, Webb is a founder of the first local chapter of March For Our Lives. “It wasn’t just me,” he says of strides made by the local chapter.

"This won't stop us" Local organizations react to SCOTUS leak – The Daily Gazette - Vimarsana News

"This won't stop us" Local organizations react to SCOTUS leak – The Daily Gazette

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New voices heard on climate change action – The Daily Gazette - Vimarsana News

New voices heard on climate change action – The Daily Gazette

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Outside investigation into former Niskayuna comptroller alleges several discriminatory actions - Vimarsana News

Outside investigation into former Niskayuna comptroller alleges several discriminatory actions

NISKAYUNA – The town made a lump-sum payment of over $73,000 in unused vacation and sick time to embattled town comptroller Paul Sebesta in 2020 despite an…

Niskayuna issues final report on blackface incident - Vimarsana News

Niskayuna issues final report on blackface incident

Niskayuna issues final report on blackface incident | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS NISKAYUNA — The town  has increased diversity training and hired an outside firm to provide human resources support in the wake of last summer’s controversy over the former town comptroller having worn a “blackface” Halloween costume and posting pictures of it on Facebook. The town on Tuesday released a report based on a five-month investigation by an independent law firm that found Paul Sebesta, town comptroller for 32 years and now retired, wore the costume in 2014, posted a photo on Facebook, and over...