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There are a couple of Capital Region towns on the new list of Laziest Towns in New York by Zippia.com. They took data from 170 places in New York with over 5,000 people, and they ranked each place from 1 to 170 for each of the criteria with 1 being the “laziest”...

New York is beautiful!  And there is so much more too it than New York City.  But, there are a few places that, well, shall we say, need a little work. Roadsnacks.net did a little number crunching Using FBI crime data, the government census, Bureau of Labor Statistics and Sperling’s Best Places, along with the following criteria to find out which towns are the worst places to settle down... Read M

The Gloversville Police, armed with a search warrant, were on the hunt for a stolen iPad.

What has been considered a suspicious circumstance forced the Gloversville City Hall to be closed for part of Friday morning.

Some employees of the Rite Aid on North Main Street in Gloversville called the police for what started as a case of catching a 16-year-old allegedly stealing merchandise.

A brass bell that weighs 2,300 pounds is believed to have been stolen.

In an attempt to make property owners in Gloversville keep their property maintained, the city of Gloversville may be conducting a major crack down with some possible penalties.

We were very proud to mention that someone from our area won NYS Teacher Of The Year. His name is Charlie Giglio, a Latin teacher from Gloversville High School.  Of course, I thought his name was pronounced differently, so I went with the most obvious song for this wonderful educator.

The New York State Board of Regents has named Gloversville Enlarged School District’s Latin teacher Charles Giglio 2015 state Teacher of the Year! Giglio worked at Gloversville 9 years ago, tasked to phase out its small Latin program, but instead, he revived it...

A 50-year-old man went into the Gloversville Walmart and got some Crest White Strips.

Three men have been accused of stealing copper pipes, wiring, cabinets and more from a vacant building.

A 32-year-old Gloversville man is facing Criminal Mischief and Burglary charges after he allegedly went into and trashed an apartment.