At the New Scotland Historical Association’s March program, Heidi Hill, site manager at the Schuyler Mansion Historic Site, will provide a 360-degree view of Schuyler, his family, and household.

A year ago, the CDC updated its guidelines — the first revision in COVID-19 guidelines since 2021 — to target respiratory viruses more broadly and be easier for the public to follow. The “core ...

Governor Kathy Hochul signed into law a bill allowing local taxing jurisdictions to offer a property tax break to volunteer firefighters and volunteer ambulance workers.

The Annual Nature Art Show will be held at the Thacher Park Visitor Center, starting with an opening reception, from 1 to 3 p.m. on March 15, which is free and open to the public. Nature-themed work ...

The bigots in control of Washington would prefer that this history, as well as the present contributions of African Americans, be repressed and forgotten. I am glad that The Enterprise is not on board ...

Their impact on the lives of their students extended beyond just music by being an example of how to comport oneself in ...

The project is being developed by Pyramid Management Group, owners of the project-adjacent Crossgates Mall. The company plans ...

First, as evidenced by numerous GPS located and dated photos, Mr. Bashwinger has routinely failed, and continues to fail, to comply with New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law 1680 that very logically ...

Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy delivered his 14th State of the County address from the former Saint Rose campus, which the county purchased for $35 million after the college closed last summer.

NEW SCOTLAND — The tributes came pouring in following the announcement: She was the best of us; she literally changed the world; she was compassionate and dignified, an amazing and unforgettable human ...

— 1. Make a list of your values and decide which party is closest to them; — 2. Volunteer for the party’s local committee. Good volunteers are gold for political leaders; — 3. Always remember it is ...

Starting Jan. 1, rules went into effect that significantly expand New York state’s jurisdiction over freshwater wetlands with the aim of protecting a million additional acres of wetland habitats.