Gloversville 6th Ward Supervisor Richard Ottalagano said he and several other supervisors are considering retaliating against the city of Johnstown for hindering plans for a Walmart supercenter in Gloversville.

It’s been at least five years since veterans at the Glen-Mohawk VFW Post 942 were backed by the support of a ladies auxiliary, but the drought will end Saturday.

A Fulton County resident has died of complications of the H1N1 flu, according to Public Health Director Denise C. Frederick.

Running marathons is like warm-ups for Cesar Guarin, whose goal is to run around the globe.

Fulton-Montgomery Community College history professor Jonas Kover’s courses are always full, but college administrators won’t let him teach next year.

The fate of the proposed Wal-Mart Supercenter in Gloversville remains uncertain after the Johnstown Common Council Monday voted unanimously against agreeing to all of Wal-Mart’s demands for the project.

A Montgomery County man was apprehended in Connecticut on Tuesday as part of an investigation into the death of his father, which has now been termed a homicide, according to state police.

Montgomery County residents in priority groups will have an opportunity to get the H1N1 flu vaccine Saturday.

Fulton Montgomery Community College officials are lobbying the Fulton County Board of Supervisors to restore $100,000 in 2010 budget aid to the college to help pay for new software to manage the college’s business.

For most school districts, Veterans Day on Wednesday was little more than a day off in the middle of the week.

On Friday Matthew and Mary Goot celebrated a rare milestone in American life, their 72nd wedding anniversary.

Common Council members Wednesday said the city will seek health-insurance concessions from its public employee unions to help reduce the need for layoffs.

A Richmondville Town Board meeting held in a parking lot in August may have violated state and town law, according to an advisory opinion from the state’s Committee on Open Government.

The Conservative Party candidates for supervisor in Northampton and Broadalbin appear to be defeating Republican-endorsed opponents with only absentee ballots left to count, despite heavy enrollment advantages for the GOP.

City administrators are hoping the Common Council will begin to focus on a program to repair the city’s aging water lines.