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News 2006 December

Stories for December 2006

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Friday, December 29

Saratoga gears up for premiere New Year event

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Thursday, December 28

Schenectady County partiers to get free rides on New Year's Eve

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Wednesday, December 27

DELMAR: Tours focus on town history

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COLONIE: Ciccotti Center opens

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GUILDERLAND: Town draws up park grant

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ALBANY COUNTY: Students sample working world

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SCHENECTADY COUNTY: Legislature OKs surcharge

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SCHENECTADY COUNTY: A good year for giving

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Audit results suggest savings

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CLIFTON PARK: Historic houses honored

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SARATOGA: Board member severs ties with Empire

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Tuesday, December 26

Womb woes: Clinics and doctors tackle infertility issues in a variety of ways

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Friday, December 22

Happy Holidays

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Thursday, December 21

Malta to test warning sirens

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Auto group to make sure revelers get home free this New Year's Eve

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Holiday Lights celebrates 10 years with an ornament giveaway

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Wednesday, December 20

Albany Airport Gallery

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Museums offer holiday programs

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SARATOGA COUNTY: Blue Streaks outlast Plainsmen

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COLONIE: Bison blue over loss

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VOORHEESVILLE: Birds fend off Indians

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SARATOGA COUNTY: BH-BL duo shine at tourney

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GUILDERLAND: Starting from scratch

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DELMAR: Gordon questions town seal

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COLONIE: Keeping the Egg sunny side up

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GUILDERLAND: District gets kudos for energy saving

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NISKAYUNA: Board delays Ingersoll vote

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ROTTERDAM: State honors Schalmont teacher

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SCOTIA: District in good financial shape

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SARATOGA: Accord reached in site selection

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MALTA: Concerns dot Plains Road plan

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CLIFTON PARK: Shen debates student policy

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SARATOGA: Candy pigs ring in the new year with a crack

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BALLSTON SPA: Last call

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Tuesday, December 19

CSX employee struck and killed by train

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Airport asks travelers to keep carry-on gifts unwrapped

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Monday, December 18

Voorheesville's Nichols' Market to change hands early next year

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Church members prepare books in Braille

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Saturday, December 16

The path to happiness; It's not always easy making career choices that stick

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Friday, December 15

Should the Bethlehem town seal be changed?

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Saratoga Springs to get new waterfront property for rec spot

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South Colonie school evacuated Thursday

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Wednesday, December 13

An Electric City Christmas

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The Brothers' cornerstone

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Mohon edges Guilderland at buzzer

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Eagles enter win column

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Plainsmen earn split at tourney

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Brothers take advantage of Eagles' defensive slip

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DELMAR: Roadway renamed for fallen soldier

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COLONIE: Land-use plan in final stages

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Christopher Porco begins serving 50-year sentence

Christopher Porco is now one of more than 63,000 prisoners in the state prison system in New York and one of the nearly 23,000 prisoners housed in the 16 maximum-security prisons for men in the state.

District seeks resident input

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NISKAYUNA: A friend in need

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ROTTERDAM: Group protests park plan

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SCOTIA-GLENVILLE: Glenville passes budget

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SARATOGA: City to acquire lakefront property

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BURNT HILLS: Colucciello to stay with district until 2008

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Program seeks donors to help families

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BURNT HILLS: Board honors runners

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Tuesday, December 12

Christopher Porco gets 50 years to life

Christopher Porco has been sentenced today to 50 years to life for the murder of his father, Peter, and the attempted murder of his mother, Joan

Guilderland district recognized for cutting energy costs

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Christopher Porco gets maximum sentence; Convicted killer speaks for the first time

Judge Jeffrey Berry handed out the maximum sentence on one count of murder and one count of attempted murder against 24-year old Christopher Porco for killing his father Peter and severely injuring his mother Joan.

Porco to be sentenced today

Sentencing for Delmar resident Christopher Porco will take place at 2 p.m. today in Albany County Judicial Center. An Orange County jury convicted Porco in August of murdering his father, Peter Porco, and attempting to murder his mother, Joan, in their Delmar home in November 2004.

Christopher Porco to be sentenced today

Sentencing for Delmar resident Christopher Porco will take place at 2 p.m. today in Albany County Judicial Center.

Monday, December 11

Firefighters honored for flood assistance

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Porco to be sentenced Dec. 12

Sentencing for Delmar resident Christopher Porco will take place 2 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12, in Albany C

Voorheesville market offers Web shopping

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Sunday, December 10

Local teen band advances in Early Show competition

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First Night Saratoga buttons may sell out

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Saturday, December 9

Defense tries to block victim's statement at Porco sentencing

Battle lines are being drawn in the sand between the defense team for convicted murderer Christopher Porco and the Albany County District Attorney's office.

Seeking superheroes

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Friday, December 8

Scholarship established for Voorheesville students

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Town designates portion of roadway in honor of fallen soldier

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Colonie board picks Sanderson site for water towers

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Thursday, December 7

Our new feature

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Wednesday, December 6

Towing policy under review

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GUILDERLAND: Superintendent set to retire in '07

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State prescribes tough medicine

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ROTTERDAM: Residents wait for drainage repair

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Backpack search leads to lockdown

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Porco defense tries to block victim's statement

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Mayor: Purchasing probe needed

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ZBA appointment triggers ire

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Seminar urges teachers to think small

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Parents push for advanced program

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A wonderful adaptation

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Murdock takes title at national x-c race

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Mohon strikes first

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Mixed results for Lady Dutch

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Raiders start strong

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Eagles return to their nest

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No class for V'ville teacher

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