Weekly newscast: Hotel proposed near Crossgates, Sheriff wants to buy Clarksville school, Hilltown ambulance closes

Thursday, March 9, 2017 - 20:35

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  • County aims to curb flare-gun violence with executive order and legislation

    On Tuesday afternoon, the county executive’s office put out a release saying that Daniel McCoy had signed an executive order setting 21 as the minimum age to buy a flare gun and then on Tuesday evening, the county legislature introduced a local law that would treat flare guns like traditional firearms and “must be primarily purchased, possessed, and used by those over 21 years old.”

  • BPD seeks further child victims

    BETHLEHEM — A Delmar man was arrested Thursday on charges stemming from sexual relations with a m

  • Hilltown Voices for Democracy are heard at No Kings rally

    Over 100 Hilltowners marched from the town park in Rensselaerville to the firehouse on Saturday, Oct. 18, part of the national No Kings movement. “Symbollic of our battle — uphill all the way,” said Jim Kaufman as he and the others navigated the centuries-old Helderberg bluestone sidewalk.

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