We are seeing significant declines in early elementary enrollment and future kindergarten projections,” Superintendent Marie Wiles told the school board. “If that holds true, that is going to work its ...

The $614 million facility sits on a 72.5 acre site and is part of the state and semiconductor industry’s $10 billion investment in semiconductor research at the University at Albany.

We are pained not just because of rising costs but by what feels like an irrational betrayal. Why would we, as a nation, want to harm an ally at great cost to our own citizens?

The Old Men of the Mountain met at the Your Way Café in Schoharie on March 4 with gray skies and temperatures climbing into the upper 40s.

This is just the first paragraph. The story was also covered by The Daily Gazette. Mr. Bashwinger responded to their reporting with this: “I’m away from home, but I’m just helping them out because ...

Over the past few weeks, The Enterprise has received several letters written with the tone that the country is headed for imminent doom. The reasons given mainly revolve around the party switch that ...

Come meet your Democratic candidates this Saturday, March 15, from 2:30 to 5 p.m. at Altamont’s Main Street Café. Town Clerk Lynne Buchanan and Town Councilwoman Amanda Beedle will be there with ...

This vision of redemption and second chances unfolded before us as five courageous individuals, all convicted of murder, bravely shared their transformative journeys. Their stories, filled with ...

On March 10, the county legislature approved $6 million for the Pine Hills Land Authority to maintain campus security and infrastructure as revitalization plans unfold.

The board met for the first time in nearly a year to catch up on all the things it missed while waiting for Governor Kathy Hochul to fill a critical vacancy, as well as to handle some new business.

The district in an email to parents said it “could not secure an affordable community-based provider during the required bidding process.” ...

The district’s proposed $34.5 million spending plan includes a 6.05 percent increase in the tax levy, nearly the maximum allowed by the state, 6.4 percent.