Ashley Onyon

AMSTERDAM — Amsterdam's remaining $210,422 in federal coronavirus relief aid was allocated for a variety of public safety purchases, donations to local nonprofits and other expenses at a special meeting on Friday morning.

TOWN OF AMSTERDAM — Fulmont Community Action Agency officials and former Head Start parents are urging the Greater Amsterdam School District to

AMSTERDAM — Greens fees will increase by 5% to play at the Amsterdam Municipal Golf Course next season.

AMSTERDAM — Fire hydrant fixtures will be bought for $77,000 to replace around half of the out of service units in the city of Amsterdam.

The Amsterdam Industrial Development Agency plans to buy a long-vacant former lumber yard site on Edward Street for the future development of a senior housing project.

TOWN OF GLEN — A $600,000 state grant has been awarded to the town to build a new salt storage facility at the site of Glen's highway garage on Route 30A.

Trailblazing former Lt. Gov. Mary Anne Krupsak, who was the first woman to hold the office in the state, has died. She was 92.

Preliminary reports on environmental testing at a former paper mill on Forest Avenue have identified minimal contamination, bolstering plans by developers seeking state funding to support the mill’s conversion into a brewpub and bread production facility.

AMSTERDAM — A second Amsterdam man has been charged in connection with the shooting on James Street that killed one man last month, according to city police.

Greater Amsterdam School District officials say security policies and procedures updated since last school year are already having an impact.