Glenville News

By David Lombardo Gazette Reporter More than 200 people gathered for the Mohawk Valley Freedom Rally, a protest against the New York Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement Act and a fundraiser for a legal battle to have the law tossed out.

Schenectady County officials quashed a transformer fire that closed a section of road at Route 50 at 9:15 p.m. Saturday.

Mohawk Honda will expand its showroom in Glenville, NY after buying an acre of land next to the dealership at 175 Freeman's Bridge Road.

Pat and Karen Popolizio, owners of The Water's Edge Lighthouse and marina expect to break ground on a hotel this fall.

By Bethany Bump Gazette Reporter Local business owners Pat and Karen Popolizio are planning a fall groundbreaking for a five-story hotel with more than 100 rooms on their riverfront property just off Freemans Bridge Road in Glenville.

New York State Police and Glenville Police would like to remind the public about Agnes Shoe, last seen by her neighbors almost 34 years ago.

TrustCo Bank Corp NY said its earnings rose 2.9 percent to $9.2 million in the quarter ending March 31, up from $8.9 million a year earlier, as the Glenville-based bank said it was seeing some signs of economic improvement, with growth in both loans and deposits.

Since taking over as police chief in January, Brian Kilcullen has made it his duty to attend neighborhood association meetings.

By Jim Schiltz Gazette Reporter Tom Schwan had a lot of reasons to be happy Saturday, and reaching a milestone was just one of them.

John Hotaling , the Schenectady police officer accused of pointing a gun at another motorist, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment late Friday afternoon and his attorney said he never brandished the weapon.