Tuesday May 29 | Detroit Free Press
Civil War death toll is raising new questions
At Prospect Hill Cemetery in Guilderland, N.Y., Grand Army of the Republic markers indicate the graves of men who fought for the Union during the Civil War.
Albany traffic stop leads to gun arrest
Police stopped a vehicle for an expired registration around 1:30 a.m. at Second and Judson Streets.
Voters in the Capital Region have a little more time to head to the polls tonight to decide school district budgets, board candidates and a variety of propositions.
Green Island budget passes; other districts still voting
Ruthie McAvoy, 10 months, center, and her sister, Margot, 2, right, wait for their mother, Rose, to vote on the school budget on Tuesday, May 15, 2012, at Bethlehem High in Bethlehem, N.Y. At left is election inspector Neil Brown.
Top Albany Law prof hired on Long Island; E-BizDocs stays
Patricia Salkin has been at Albany Law for 22 years. Salkin is an associate dean and also director of the school's Government Law Center, which has a certain relevance given its proximity to the state Capitol and because it also includes a focus on racing and gaming regulation.
Grocer signs lease to fill space in Menands
A lease has been signed to fill the former Save-A-Lot at 100 Broadway, in the Mid-City Shopping Center in Menands.