Johnstown News

The congregation of the First Presbyterian Church of Gloversville will hold its last service Sunday after 148 years in the community.

Derek A. Kenney, 42, of 157 Handy Road, Mayfield, was charged by city police at 3 a.m. with disorderly conduct, a violation.

The Johnstown school Board of Education is taking another look at its 2002 attendance policy because district officials say there may be a growing problem with absences and tardiness.

The Common Council on Tuesday unanimously approved an intermunicipal agreement with Greek-yogurt maker Fage, the city of Johnstown and the Gloversville-Johnstown Joint Sewer Board, that lays out terms for working together toward Fage's upcoming $120 million expansion.

Her subsequent dreams even revealed the location of the tumor. It was a crucial detail, she later learned.

With Route 30A being designated a limited-access highway, city officials are looking into the possibility of building a parallel access road that could accommodate development.

Gloversville's Memorial Day parade will begin at 9:30 a.m. Monday. Starting at Sixth Avenue, the parade will move along North Main Street to Kingsboro Avenue.

A town of Johnstown motorist was jailed today on drug and weapons charges after an accident in which his pickup truck took down a telephone pole late Thursday night on Route 10.

City Engineer Chandra Cotter wants to implement a Rail Trail Improvement Program, mostly in 2013, that uses some of about $180,000 in federal money available to modernize parts of the trail in the city.

A 35-year-old Johnstown resident was charged by Montgomery County sheriff's deputies with burglary and grand larceny following a two-week investigation into a burglary in the town.

Born March 19, 1923, in Johnstown, she was a daughter of the late Salvatore and Rosaria "Sara" Brunetto Disi.

The state Department of Environmental Conservation found erosion and seepage at the city's Cork Center Reservoir Dam during an inspection last month, but it called for no immediate action.

Nina O. Minardo, age 92, formerly of Johnstown, passed away on Saturday, May 19, 2012, at Manor Care Convalescent Center in Marietta, Ga., with her family at her side.

A wastewater treatment plant in New York state has become the first in the United States to reach the capability of energy-independence. The plant is almost entirely powered by methane gas derived from its own wastewater and therefore hardly imports energy.

Residents all over Fulton County are being warned to lock their doors. As our Maria Valvanis explains, a rash of burglaries has happened and no suspects have been arrested.

Carl Douglas Case Sr., age 72, of 105 Protection Avenue, Herkimer, formerly of Mill Road, Oppenheim, passed away on Wednesday evening, May 16, 2012, in Saint Elizabeth's Medical Center.

The Common Council on Monday approved an intermunicipal agreement with the town of Johnstown that will allow Eagle Chevrolet to build a new dealership that will straddle the boundary of both municipalities.

The Town Board has approved its end of a revenue-sharing deal that would allow a new Eagle Chevrolet dealership building to access city water and sewer.

Susan Fogarty, the district deputy grand matron of the Fulton-Hamilton-Herkimer-Montgomery district of the Order of the Eastern Star, will visit the St.

The Johnstown school district would share the Gloversville school transportation facility on Route 29A starting in September, under a plan announced Thursday.