Chad Arnold

Rotterdam lawmakers may move forward next month with the purchase of a plot of land on Duanesburg Road that would be the future site of a new police and court building, replacing the aging facility on Princetown Road that has long been in need of extensive upgrades.

Community Care Physicians, the region's largest independent multi-specialty medical group, has a new chief executive officer.

SCOTIA — After more than a year of work, the state has approved a development plan that Scotia officials hope will spark economic development throughout the village.

GLENVILLE — Efforts to convert an old fire station in the town of Glenville into a video game studio remain ongoing, with the developer behind the project hoping to move his company into the revamped space later this year.

Two months after entering into a contract with an Albany-based company for supplemental transportation services, the Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central School District is facing questions after abruptly canceling the same agreement earlier this month.

GLENVILLE — It’s out with the old and in with the new when it comes to streetlights in Glenville.

The Rotterdam park will be renamed to honor Roslyn Warlik who was an active community resident. Warlik spend more than 20 years on the town parks and rec committee.

With plans to construct a new municipal facility on hold, the Glenville Police Department is pushing forward with long-sought building upgrades at its current space in hopes of becoming a state-accredited agency.

SARATOGA SPRINGS — A special election to decide the next Saratoga Springs public works commissioner was too close to call Tuesday, with election officials saying that a winner may not

GLENVILLE — Jamian Rockhill, the embattled athletics director at Scotia-Glenville schools, remains out on administrative leave , but still holds