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CTDI Plans Expansion at Rotterdam Corporate Park in Schenectady County
The Galesi Group announced that Communications Test Design, Inc. (CTDI) plans to lease a 200,000 square foot building at the Rotterdam Corporate Park. The project received approval from the Rotterdam Planning Commission last night. CTDI is a global leader in engineering, repair, and logistics solutions for the communications industry. Customers...
Capital Region to receive $2.5 million for Youth Employment Program
The Capital Region will receive more than $2.5 million for the Youth Employment Program, which will help New York continue reducing gun violence by providing job opportunities and training to at-risk youth in communities across the state, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Thursday. The is part of New York state’s Gun...
Memorial Legacy Project raises flags in honor of veterans
GLENVILLE, NY (WRGB) — The Capital Region Veteran Memorial Legacy Project has been a long time coming to Glenville. This week, they completed another phase of their project, where all the flags of the different US military branches were raised for the first time. CBS6 was there to experience...
Suit filed over multi-million dollar Guilderland property deal gone awry
GUILDERLAND — A developer is asking an Albany County court to void paperwork for a potential land deal that could possibly spoil any future transactions for the property after the prospective buyer welched on the sales agreement. On Aug. 6, a lawsuit filed by Pine Bush Senior Living LLC...
Niskayuna Town Supervisor addresses racist & threatening voicemail
Town of Niskayuna, N.Y. — Dr.Jaime Puccioni said the threatening comments she has received influenced her decision to step down from the Niskayuna Town Board. In a statement released Thursday, Dr. Puccioni said "the last straw" for her was when she felt threatened by an individual's aggressive behavior at two board meetings, both of which she had to be escorted out by police officers because she felt threatened. In her time serving on the board, she was getting more concerned for her safety.
Military Appreciation Day at Saratoga Racecourse Honors Fallen Soldiers
Saratoga Springs, NY (WRGB) — This year’s Military Appreciation Day at the Saratoga Racecourse took on a poignant new meaning as two New York Army National Guard soldiers, both with ties to the Capital Region, were honored following their tragic deaths in a helicopter crash earlier this year.
Extended road closures in Ballston Spa
On Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Ballston Avenue, from West High Street to McMaster Street will be closed to general traffic. Those who live on the street or need to have deliveries made can proceed around the barricade going five miles an hour, as workers will be on the street for the majority of the time.
CODE BLUE: $3 Million Shelter Sited
BALLSTON SPA — The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution during its monthly meeting Aug. 20 to purchase a 1.4-acre parcel at 96 -116 Ballston Ave. (Route 50) in Saratoga Springs for $3 million as the future location of a permanent Code Blue homeless shelter. A...
New affordable housing now available at Riverview Apartments in Corinth
Work at Riverview Apartments, a new 60-unit affordable apartment building in the town of Corinth in Saratoga County, has been completed, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Thursday. The $24 million zero-emissions development includes 30 supportive units with on-site services for eligible households. The building is heated and cooled using a geothermal...
Ballston Spa’s new parade limitations and permit process raise concerns among civil liberty advocates
One year after a far-right group marched through downtown Ballston Spa, village officials have approved new limitations on parades. But advocates for civil liberties warn the measures go too far. The new law prohibits masks that conceal an individual's entire face and gas masks during demonstrations or parades, but will...
All nine GCSD board members agree to explore smartphone ban
GUILDERLAND — As kids here head back to school this fall, banning smartphones is being discussed by school leaders. Guilderland School Board members agreed at their Aug. 13 meeting that the matter should be addressed. This summer, Governor Kathy Hochul had launched her statewide listening tour on banning smartphones...
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