Sudip Bhattacharya
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Monroe Township, NJ, United States
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Financially troubled Amsterdam YMCA starts fundraising drive
he Amsterdam YMCA, which predates the Civil War, runs the risk of closing down unless it can raise $55,000 by the end of the month, its CEO said Thursday. → Read More
Annual Iroquois festival a chance to share culture
On the first day of the two-day 33rd annual Iroquois Indian Festival on Saturday at the Iroquois Indian Museum, the Iroquois — or rather, the Haudenosaunee, as they prefer to be called — shared their culture through dancing, storytelling, food and crafts. → Read More
Area remembers Irene
Although the devastation wrought by Tropical Storm Irene occurred three years ago, emotions over what happened are still raw. → Read More
Ring of Fire Sunday along Great Sacandaga Lake
The Ring of Fire — where property owners light bonfires around the Great Sacandaga Lake — has been an end-of-season ritual since 1988 and on Sunday night, that tradition will continue. → Read More
Comic books a chance to learn at Schoharie Crossing
For some, comic books are a just a bunch of pictures, with superheroes, and therefore, a total waste of time. For others, like Michael Bitz, it’s a tool for learning and a way for kids to be creative. → Read More
Fonda Fair gets off to a sizzling start
It was a very hot Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
Erie Canal closed between Niskayauna and Little Falls
The Erie Canal has been closed between Lock E-7 in Niskayuna and Lock E-17 in Little Falls in Herkimer County due to elevated water levels from the recent rain fall. → Read More
Independent filmmakers come to Amsterdam
Wednesday was the ninth day of shooting for a new movie with the working title “Kill For Me," with nine more to go. → Read More
Amsterdam council overrides veto to maintain hoops ban
One of the more contentious issues to arise in Amsterdam in recent memory was put to rest Wednesday, as the Common Council overrode the mayor’s veto and enacted a ban on basketball hoops on city streets. → Read More
Blind Amsterdam teen to lead student body
Sixth- and seventh-graders at Lynch Middle School elected Luis Perez as president of the Student Council, making him the first blind student to fill the job. → Read More
Knox arsonist sentenced: Serve up to 7 years, pay damages
Kenneth Fortuin, 49, of Knox, was sentenced this morning to 2 1/3 to 7 years in state prison for arson. → Read More
Piece of aviation history lives on in hangar at Perth Airport
The clouds had gathered overhead and an unseasonable chill had gripped the air, pushing out whatever bits of warmth were left from earlier in the day. → Read More
Man guilty of pulling girl's teeth
The man accused of pulling three permanent teeth out of the mouth of a developmentally disabled child in his care pleaded guilty in Schoharie County Court Friday to assault in the second degree, a class D felony. → Read More
Police: Teen cut down trees at Gloversville school
Faculty and students at Gloversville High School arrived Friday morning to find 17 trees surrounding the building had been cut down. → Read More
Former Quandt’s facility to house Driscoll Foods
Driscoll Foods will open a food service distribution facility in Amsterdam, in the warehouse formerly occupied by Quandt’s Foodservice Distribution. → Read More
Re-enactors at Mabee Farm make history a living, breathing thing
I’d never been to the Mabee Farm at Rotterdam Junction. → Read More
Alpin Haus marks 50 years
Fifty years after Bud Heck started a ski shop with John Daly, Alpin Haus employs more than 200 people and has expanded to four locations in the Capital Region, with a fifth in Port Jervis. → Read More