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The Saratoga Springs City Council has watered down the controversial law that prohibits people from making themselves tripping hazards on downtown sidewalks.

By Michael Kelly
Gazette Reporter

Can return for UAlbany

By Stephen Williams
Gazette Reporter

The county has allocated $100,000 of its $250,000 Farmland and Open Space Preservation fund to three area preservation projects.

By Zachary Matson
Gazette Reporter

A Central Park Middle School gym has been sealed off for more than a week, after a construction worker discovered asbestos while cutting into a drain pipe.

By Daniel Fitzsimmons
Gazette Reporter

Amsterdam’s ailing sewer system along the Forest Avenue pipeline continues to leak untreated sewage into the North Chuctanunda Creek.

The classification has been downgraded by the World Health Organization, but representatives from the organization say the virus still remains of significant importance and a global threat to pregnant women and the development of their children.

By Cady Kuzmich
Gazette Reporter

Dahn Bull will take over the position from Rick Kukuk, who has held the post for 12 years.

Witness: 8-year-old boy injured in crash

THE 19TH ANNUAL FIRST NIGHT SARATOGA 5K RUN  presented by the Saratoga Arts, will be held on Saturday, Dec. 31 at 5:30 p.m.

By Karen Bjornland
Gazette Reporter

Doris Aiken was 51 years old when she started Remove Intoxicated Drivers (RID), an organization that began in her home in Schenectady and took root across America.