As regular readers of “Field Notes” in The Enterprise know, on occasion I have alluded to a personality test I was developing ...

Last Saturday, Sept. 7, a historic marker to commemorate the graves of the American Revolutionary War patriots buried in the ...

A public hearing was recently held on the proposed update, which is meant to “create a vision for the future for the town of Guilderland,” and is “intended to be a blueprint for the town and identify ...

A GOP plan to create a sustainable source for economic development initiatives in Albany County, without raising taxes, was shot down by the Democrat majority in the Albany County Legislature on Sept.

The Fred Abele Park grant was announced under [state Senator] George Amedore’s leadership on or about 2018. The Fred Abele Park remains a park without a swing for children with disabilities in 2024.

It’s after Labor Day, and the early morning temperature is in the 50s, the lake water is much warmer than the air, fog lays in the valleys, some leaves are falling.

BERNE — A Berne man was arrested by state police on Sept. 11 for two felonies: one for promoting and the other for possessing sexual performance by a child. Anthony W. Rera, 29, of Berne, is accused ...

At 7 p.m., Mr. Aaron Mair will be presenting a talk on the Battle of the Normanskill. Mr. Mair has done considerable work investigating the involvement of a Rhode Island Regiment and in particular the ...

The big event of the countryside opens on Monday at Altamont, when from many farms and gardens will be brought together at the Albany-Schenectady County fair the best of the products of 1924 and be ...

Wayne D. Miller, 24, was charged with third-degree criminal possession of a weapon and second-degree menacing after he had allegedly threatened a person with a handgun in a dispute.

Wally Jones, an accomplished pianist and organist, who was raised in Gallupville and is now known all around the Capital Region, will be producing a concert to benefit the work of the Westerlo ...

Several parents recommended to the board that the child be home-schooled, which the district’s lawyer said the board has no legal right to do. Others expressed fear as well as anger while a ...