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02/08/10 Few organizations whose budget is dependent on state spending are happy with Gov. David Paterson’s 2010 budget proposal, and that includes those synonymous with the word free: libraries. Paterson’s proposal calls for a 2.76 percent reduction in library aid payments, or a $2.4 million cut, that would bring total library funding to $84.45 million. The governor is calling for reductions in most areas of state spending. New York Library Association Executive Director Michael Bo... Continue Reading
A concert with ‘pop’ 02/08/10 On Saturday, Feb. 6, young Guilderland musicians performed at the high scho... Albany County DWI sweep yields 25 arrests. 02/08/10 The Albany County Stop-DWI program held its second DWI-sweep of the year fr... Del Gallo to be locked up 02/08/10 Democratic Rotterdam Town Supervisor Frank Del Gallo will be locked up on t... County talks autism health insurance reform, community college dormitories 02/08/10 The Schenectady County Legislature will field resolutions to reform health...  He's got a license to collect 02/08/10 Area collector sports a license plate from every state Greg Bradt, 3...Ballston Spa woman pleads not guilty to attempted murder 02/05/10 A Ballston Spa woman accused of stabbing her husband in November pleaded no...  Feura Bush crash closes road 02/05/10 Emergency responders were at the scene of a motor vehicle accident on Route...BC sports teams play cash strapped seasons 02/05/10 Next year’s budget unlikely to offer relief Few would question the ten...  Number of votes: 10  State Coverage From Timesunion.com Departure gives boost to racino bid Aqueduct Entertainment Group cuts ties to partner who had pleaded guilty to... read more Cervical cancer vaccine debate heading to the Legislature Bill would allow giving vaccine to minors without parental consent... read more Espada: Bill 'not Monserrate law' Senator's bill calls for expulsion for "egregious misdemeanors"... read more Ethics reform dies on Senate floor Failure to override essentially kills legislation that passed both houses l... read more Capitol remains abuzz about rumors surrounding governor ALBANY -- A state Capitol already prone to rumor has spent much of the past... read more Keeping an eye on stimulus If you're wondering what exactly is happening with the $27 billion in feder... read more News From capitalnews9.com Espada introduces expulsion legislation Just a day before we learn the fate of Queens Senator Hiram Monserrate one... read more Hundreds of state workers lobby against budget cuts Hundreds of public employees rally in Albany, protesting what they say is a... read more Cancer survivor climbs to new heights He's climbed back from cancer and now he's facing another climb, making it... read more Two dozen arrested in Stop-DWI blanket patrol Nearly two dozen people were arrested over the weekend during a Stop-DWI bl... read more Mayor delivers State of the City Address Schenectady's mayor delivered his 2010 State of the City Address on Monday... read more Lake Champlain Ferry having positive impact on community It's been a week since the new Lake Champlain Ferry began making free, roun... read more |
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