Dressed in full uniform and standing at attention inside the GE Theatre at Proctors, Detective Jeremy Pace and Sgt. Thomas Kelly were awarded a Chief’s Special Citation, which went to only three of the Schenectady police force’s 145 members on Tuesday night during the Valor Day awards ceremony.
Cost cutting efforts by health insurer MVP Health Care led to 22 Schenectady employees being laid off earlier this month, with 48 employees let go across the entire company.
The Cuomo administration has proposed regulations to limit spending by state contractors, including a $199,000 executive salary cap that can only be exceeded using money not from the state.
The tax assessment settlement for the GlobalFoundries computer chip plant — a deal that will make Fab 8 the largest taxpayer in the county, likely for decades to come — got its final government approval Monday.
A Waterford company plans to build a 130,000-square-foot warehouse/manufacturing building, half of which would be leased to GlobalFoundries for storage space.
When finances are tight, one might expect luxuries like summer camp to be cut from family budgets. The truth seems to be the opposite, however: While many industries suffer, summer camps are doing well.
At a time when most of the women living in Schenectady were homemakers, a small group of working women met at the Hotel Van Curler to discuss the establishment of a club to promote business and professional women.
A growing subsidiary of DHA Holdings will be tripling the size of its production facility in Glenville and creating 30 to 40 jobs over the next three years.
A growing subsidiary of DHA Holdings, Inc., will be tripling the size of its production facility in Glenville and create an additional 30 to 40 jobs over the next three years.
State police and the state Attorney General’s Office executed search warrants at the Nissan of Saratoga car dealership on Route 9 this afternoon in the wake of complaints from some customers about business transactions.
The head of the state agency responsible for the care of 126,000 disabled New Yorkers says they are seeking to fire nearly 200 employees with “substantiated allegations of abuse.”
