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By Brett Samuels
Gazette Reporter

A wave of runners looped their way through Central Park on the morning of Thanksgiving for the 35th annual Cardiac Challenge.

By Indiana Nash
Gazette Reporter

On normal shopping days, parking lots are nothing but a place to park. But on Black Friday, they are transformed into highly competitive versions of stalk-and-seek.

President-elect Donald Trump is expected to select as commerce secretary Wilbur Ross, a billionaire investor who became known as the “king of bankruptcy” for buying, restructuring and selling off steel-makers and other fading industrial companies.

By Brett Samuels
Gazette Reporter

It was a bittersweet Thanksgiving Day at the Boys and Girls Club on Craig Street, which hosted its final event before the organization relocates.

By Steven Cook
Gazette Reporter

The state is pushing back in a last-ditch effort to overturn arson and other convictions against Steven Raucci.

By Brett Samuels
Gazette Reporter

A federal appeals court has ruled in favor of the city of Schenectady, upholding previous decisions regarding its rental inspection law.

By Steven Cook
Gazette Reporter

Members of the Johnstown Police Department are being sued by a bank manager who was arrested after destroying a forgotten bank card.

Now that Election Tuesday is over, retailers are counting on Americans turning their attention to Black Friday.

There is no denying the theatrical pleasures in the award-winning play “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.”

Although President Obama pardoned two turkeys Wednesday, as the president does every year, there are only two other members of the pardoned turkeys club left alive.