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Both the state Assembly and Senate have passed the Wildlife Crossings Act, as of Tuesday.
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Within the greater Capital Region, similar GOP-dominated boards of supervisors in Columbia County, neighboring Saratoga County and Warren County already provide lawmakers with the option to get a county email address.
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The five-term Democrat has served at the helm of the chamber’s higher education committee since 2023.
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The high-dollar plan, strapped with $133,948 additional tax dollars, will go up for referendum on May 21.
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ST. JOHNSVILLE - Some looks at a ceremony Saturday, May 11, 2024, at Fort Klock honoring Gloversville Historian James Morrison, who died in March.
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Spanning five decades, Morrison had become revered in his circle for spearheading reenactments and churning out closely-vetted material on the American Revolution in the Mohawk Valley, Schoharie Valley and Southern Adirondacks.
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ST. JOHNSVILLE - Some looks at a ceremony Saturday, May 11, 2024, at Fort Klock honoring Gloversville Historian James Morrison, who died in March.
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Asked if there were any accelerants, Gloversville Fire Chief Thomas Groff declined to comment, noting that the fire is still under investigation. State arson investigators are assisting with the open probe.
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