Gloversville girls' basketball team looks to continue building process

High Schools: Dopp scores 23 as Mayfield girls' basketball downs Johnstown

Johnstown Town Board mulls water projects

Johnstown boys' basketball looks to bounce back after last season's struggles

Holiday Parade draws crowd to downtown Gloversville

Glove Theatre lights up downtown once again

Images: Sunday’s Northville Holiday Parade and tree lighting (9 photos_
07 Dec

Images: Sunday’s Northville Holiday Parade and tree lighting (9 photos_

Stan Hudy0 CommentsFulton County, Life, Local News
NORTHVILLE - Images from Sunday's Northville Holiday Parade and tree lighting. Photos from our Stan Hudy All Local News  ---Help us bring news to you, check out our subscribe page at: LeaderHerald.com/Subscribe . . All Local News  ---Help us bring news to you, check out our subscribe page at: LeaderHerald.com/Subscribe . . All Local News  ---Help us bring news to you, check out our subscribe page at: LeaderHerald.com/Subscribe . . All Local News  ---Help us bring news to you, check out our subscribe page at: LeaderHerald.com/Subscribe . .
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Gloversville High School senior trip costs way up for 2023
06 Dec

Gloversville High School senior trip costs way up for 2023

Jason Subik0 CommentsGloversville, Local News, The Gloversville Leader Herald
GLOVERSVILLE - The Gloversville High School 2023 senior class trip will cost at least $492 per student, up dramatically from past years when the cost was closer to $150 per student. Three GHS seniors — 2023 class officers Nia Rush, Abigail Seltzer and Kyle Robare — made a presentation to the Gloversville Enlarged School District Board of Education Monday night, outlining two potential options for the senior class trip and asking for the board to endorse both of them in advance of a planned class vote on the subject on Monday. Rush said in the past most class trips have…
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High Schools: Broadalbin-Perth falls to Shaker in non-league boys’ basketball
06 Dec

High Schools: Broadalbin-Perth falls to Shaker in non-league boys’ basketball

-0 CommentsFulton County, Local News, Local Sports, The Gloversville Leader Herald
HIGH SCHOOLS - Shaker almost hit the century mark with a 96-39 victory over Broadalbin-Perth in a non-league boys’ basketball game on Tuesday night. Sean Hurley scored 20 points for the Blue Bison. Landon Russom scored 17 points for the Patriots, and Samuel Hotaling scored 12. BOWLING WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Fort Plain 4, Fonda-Fultonville 0 FP (2,647) — Anthony Paradiso 232-574, Asiaha Muha 177-526. FF (2,325) — Anthony Cannizzo 222-539, Ian Smith 191-521. GIRLS WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Fort Plain 4, Fonda-Fultonville 0 FP (1,985) — Bri Krutz 223-537. FF (1,207) — Faith Coleman 202-505. All Local News  Everything Gloversville Everything…
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Equalization rates falling in Fulton County
06 Dec

Equalization rates falling in Fulton County

Jason Subik0 CommentsJohnstown, Local News, The Gloversville Leader Herald
JOHNSTOWN - The New York state property tax assessment equalization rate fell for 11 of Fulton County's 12 municipalities for the 2023 tax rolls. The 8% average drop in the equalization rate reflects the gap between the property tax assessment and the actual sale price for properties in the 10 towns and two cities of Fulton County. Falling and rising equalization rates can affect each municipalities' county tax rate per thousand dollars of assessed value, as well as each's apportionment of the county's total property tax levy. Despite the Fulton County Board of Supervisors decision to reduce the county's overall…
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Santabarbara calls for Thruway audit following toll hike proposal
06 Dec

Santabarbara calls for Thruway audit following toll hike proposal

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ROTTERDAM ⁠— Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara, D-Rotterdam, has called for an audit of the New York State Thruway Authority following the start of a year-long toll hike proposal review.Santabarbara, a fierce opponent of the recently released proposal to up toll costs 5% for E-ZPass users and 75% for other drivers come 2024, expressed skepticism towards NYSTA's budget woes in a letter to state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli.NYSTA finances are currently audited independently.“With the current rate hike proposal now subject to public hearings, an updated audit will provide the needed oversight to ensure the Authority is collecting and spending toll dollars in a…
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