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In what is typically a quiet time of year in local politics, the leader of Schenectady’s revived Republican Party announced a campaign for mayor this week.
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Schenectady is preparing to host its 53rd holiday parade.
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After weeks of discussion, leaders in the City of Schenectady have agreed upon a nearly $104 million city budget.
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In recent years the Republican Party has been hard pressed to make a dent in the cities of Albany and Schenectady. Now, officials are hoping new chairs can revitalize the local GOP.
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The City of Schenectady is putting the brakes on discussion about how to utilize nearly $10 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding. The pause comes after the allocation of more than $40 million so far.
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The Schenectady City Council Monday night approved the distribution of $14 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act Funding. The approvals came after a lengthy process that drew criticism and accusations of a lack of transparency.
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The Schenectady City Council on Monday will consider distributing more than $14 million in American Rescue Plan Act COVID-relief funding.
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Former New York Governor George Pataki toured downtown Schenectady on Tuesday, more than two decades after he signed legislation that kickstarted the Capital Region city’s revitalization efforts.
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During the month of August, the City of Schenectady will host the inaugural 518 Common Unity Cup.
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The City of Schenectady wants to lower its citywide speed limit to 25 miles per hour, but needs a green light from the state.