Chad Arnold is a reporter for The Daily Gazette and Firehouse Magazine. He covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, government issues, and public safety. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and The Leader-Herald.
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When Adam Halbfinger rides his Scotia Police Department-issued bicycle through the village, his journey is full of stops and starts, and plenty of good conversations.
By: Chad Arnold
In the last year, a number of prominent businesses have closed their doors, including the hulking Mexican Radio restaurant at the corner of State Street and Broadway, and Bombers Burrito Bar up the street. Both establishments remain vacant months later.
Schenectady County Public Health is encouraging residents to participate in the 2024 Capital Region Health Survey.
A more than $50 million project to turn the former St. Clare’s Hospital campus on McClellan Street in Schenectady into a mixed-used project featuring hundreds of new apartments continues to move forward.
Glenville town planners on Monday approved plans to construct a four-story hotel and three additional commercial buildings on an eight-acre property along Freemans Bridge Road that was once a designated superfund site.
Plans to construct a 5-megawatt solar array on a plot of undeveloped land at the intersection of Van Voast Lane and Sacandaga Road were dealt a blow Monday after the Glenville Planning & Zoning Commission issued a recommendation urging lawmakers not to approve a change of zoning needed to move the project forward.
Lawmakers in Rotterdam officially approved a $30.5 million spending plan for the upcoming 2025 fiscal year that includes just over $1.5 million in new spending and increases the tax rate for both residential and commercial property owners.
By: Chad Arnold
Troy police said Thursday that the remains discovered last month in the area of Burden Pond Preserve are those of Amanda King who was reported missing from a Glenville treatment facility more than a decade ago.
Enrollment at SUNY Schenectady County Community College dipped 10% between the fall 2023 and 2024 semesters, according to the latest SUNY enrollment data released last week. Statewide community college enrollment has started to inch up over the last two years.
Hospitals belonging to the Albany Med Health System could soon be out-of-network for patients using CDPHP after the hospital network announced Thursday that it is prepared to drop the insurance provider amid ongoing contract negotiations that center around $50 million in withheld payments.
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