Schuylerville News

Richard Calo, chairman of the Energy Festival, stands in the soon-to-be-completed Hudson Crossing Park in Schuylerville.

With every brushstroke, artist Elizabeth Cockey feels closer to home. When Cockey was growing up in Greenwich, she dreamt of getting out and seeing the world.

Nothing says "Let the season begin" like a five-game marathon match. Well that's exactly what happened when Schuylerville met Fort Edward Wednesday night.

A Schuylerville man who police said it appears is in the country illegally was charged with driving while intoxicated early Sunday, according to police.

A truck driver is facing criminal charges after dropping a concrete culvert in the middle of Interstate 787 Thursday morning.

School officials heard conflicting reports from lawmakers on an unpleasant subject throughout the year.

This Saturday is the day designated for area high school football teams to participate in scrimmages.

Here is a list of where our local football teams are scrimmaging on Saturday. Most begin at 10 a.m., unless otherwise noted: Cambridge, Catholic Central, Cohoes, Schuylerville, Stillwater at Mechanicville...

Her name has been associated with Saratoga harness racing for decades. She's been no stranger to the winner's circle over the years, and in 2003 she was inducted into the Saratoga Hall of Fame.

Meal prices at some local schools are rising. It's a difficult move for school leaders, who know that an extra .25 cents for lunch, for instance, can put a strain on parents who have multiple children.

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A Schuylerville woman was arrested today for supplying alcohol at an underage drinking party where an alleged rape occurred, the Washington County Sheriff's Office said.

In July, Paul Gunya, of Gansevoort, was charged with first-degree rape for an alleged sex crime that occurred at the party, which was attended by several Schuylerville graduating seniors, authorities said.

A Schuylerville man was arrested today on a drunken driving charge after police found him driving on the wrong side of the street, police said.

Ramon A. Mendoza, 31, of 345 King Road, was traveling on South Street at about 4:25 a.m. when he crossed Glen Street and moved onto Bay Road.

Mendoza told police he was drinking at a Glens Falls bar and was driving to Hudson Falls, said Winchell, who made the arrest.

The Gut is The Gut and that's that I've lived here for 75 years and The Gut has always been The Gut.

About 2,700 property owners along the Hudson River from Fort Edward to Troy are being warned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that toxic PCBs could be on land prone to river flooding.

Facing steep tax increases, a number of large property owners are challenging their assessments in Saratoga Springs and Wilton, cases that could have serious financial implications for the city and town, as ...

An EPA letter sent to residents who live along the Hudson River is warning them of the potential for PCB-contaminated soil.

The letter, dated Aug. 4, advises residents to avoid tracking in mud and dirt from possibly contaminated areas.

The string of break-ins happened early Wednesday morning at the Country Club Plaza.

A fledgling neighborhood watch now has a leader and more than a dozen volunteers.

America's self-proclaimed most historic village is preparing for a week's worth of events spotlighting the moniker.

For the second time this month, a trustee has resigned from the Village Board. Michael Hughes, a five-year Schuylerville trustee whose term was set to expire in April, said this morning he will leave his ...

This weekend, people here will celebrate Schuylerville's place in history as the place where the battles that marked the turning point of the American Revolution were fought.