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The Leader Herald
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Whatever Schenectady officials decide to do in the next few days with the city’s controversial trash sticker program — suspend it, end it, modify...

Bright display Vehicles big and small were welcome to participate in the tractor and truck parade at the Farm To Table Festival at Fonda...


Saratoga Springs has a unique way of doing things when it comes to government. Its commission form of government, in which elected officials...


County should include Amish in tourism I’ve always been perplexed that Montgomery County has not included the Amish in its tourism efforts. I do...


In Johnstown, first responders in Fulton and Montgomery counties collected more than 500 toys for underprivileged children as part of the fourth...


Remove Trump while we still have a country A vote for Stefanik or Constantino is a vote for Trump. Republicans control the House, the Senate, the...


Stop putting sports above academics There’s a cancer on the American public educational system, and that cancer is sports; in particular,...


Caesar at the Rubicon Julius Caesar and his formidable Roman army crossed the Rubicon River in 49 B.C. It was a momentous thing to do. Even today,...


The only thing people should be voting on in December is which house in the neighborhood has the best Christmas display. Yet only a few weeks after...


Gov. Kathy Hochul has a lot on her plate this month when it comes to decisions on whether to approve bills passed by the state Legislature. The...

Charlie Potter of Gloversville, a member of the Fulton County Board of Supervisors, became Wednesday the first person to announce a candidacy to...


One of the ways the state convinced skeptical government officials and members of the public to support the legalization of cannabis and...
