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Ray Pignone
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Managing Editor, HudsonValley 360
Catskill
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Human rights, environment and the digital landscape. security, the economy international relations, South Asian politics
Comedy
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By Ray Pignone Verified| HudsonValley 360 Verified SYRACUSE — About 40 county leaders from across New York State assembled Thursday at a New York State Association of Counties conference to discuss the migrant crisis. Columbia and Greene counties declared states of emergency and issued executive orders banning municipalities and county hotels and motels from transporting or housing migrants without authority, requesting better communication between Gov.
By Ray Pignone Verified| HudsonValley 360 Verified NEW LEBANON — State police have not charged the driver who struck and killed two people in a crosswalk near the Lebanon Valley Speedway last Saturday, but the investigation into the crash is continuing. “We can bring charges only if the driver was intoxicated or driving under the influence, and this is a 55 miles-per-hour zone and the lighting is poor, so we can’t say the driver is responsible here,” State Police Troop K public information officer Aaron Hicks said.
By Ray Pignone Verified| HudsonValley 360 Verified SYRACUSE — About 40 county leaders from across New York State assembled Thursday at a New York State Association of Counties conference to discuss the migrant crisis. Columbia and Greene counties declared states of emergency and issued executive orders banning municipalities and county hotels and motels from transporting or housing migrants without authority, requesting better communication between Gov.
Company Info
HudsonValley 360
The Daily Gazette is a historic newspaper located in Schenectady, New York, with a legacy that dates back to 1894. Originally founded as a weekly publication by the Marlette family, it evolved into a daily newspaper and introduced a Sunday edition in 1990. The paper has a paid daily circulation of over 35,000 and is known for its commitment to local journalism, covering regional news, events, and investigative stories. The Daily Gazette operates under the ownership of the Hume-Lind family and is set to transition to longtime publisher John DeAugustine in May 2024. The newspaper employs approximately 137 staff members and generates an estimated annual revenue of $25 million. It offers both print and digital news through a hybrid subscription model, providing limited free online articles alongside full access for subscribers. The paper has expanded its reach by acquiring additional local publications, reinforcing its role as a key player in community engagement and journalism in New York's Capital Region.
Schenectady, New York, United States
+1 518-843-1100
Founded: 1894