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Former Scotia fire chief Schenectady Co's next fire coord. | Local News - Vimarsana News

Former Scotia fire chief Schenectady Co's next fire coord. | Local News

Kenneth Almy spent over 40 years as a first responder before retiring in 2022 as chief of the Scotia Fire Department. Now, he's poised to add to his decades of service as the new fire coordinator of Schenectady County.

Former Scotia fire chief Schenectady Co's next fire coord. | Local News - Vimarsana News

Former Scotia fire chief Schenectady Co's next fire coord. | Local News

Kenneth Almy spent over 40 years as a first responder before retiring in 2022 as chief of the Scotia Fire Department. Now, he's poised to add to his decades of service as the new fire coordinator of Schenectady County.

Smile! Here are our favourite audience photos of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Smile! Here are our favourite audience photos of 2023

We received thousands of photo submissions this year from readers across Newfoundland and Labrador — and other places! — who help us show off everything our wonderful province has to offer.

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Schenectady Co. battery storage system pause push continues | Govt Politics - Vimarsana News

Schenectady Co. battery storage system pause push continues | Govt Politics

A push to enact a yearlong moratorium on battery energy systems throughout Schenectady County will continue after lawmakers quickly tabled the proposal at a meeting earlier this month, without discussion.

Schenectady Co. battery storage system pause push continues | Govt Politics - Vimarsana News

Schenectady Co. battery storage system pause push continues | Govt Politics

A push to enact a yearlong moratorium on battery energy systems throughout Schenectady County will continue after lawmakers quickly tabled the proposal at a meeting earlier this month, without discussion.