HeyJaredMiles J. Reed
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 8, 2026
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SUNY FMCC launches new student-support program (opens the original)
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JOHNSTOWN â Seventeen-year-old Hannah Conti knew she wanted to get a head start on college during her senior year at Johnstown High School. Going into her senior year this fall, Conti had good grades, good teacher recommendations and a solid plan. One thing was missing, however: transportation to and from SUNY Fulton Montgomery Community College for class. Thankfully, she learned about a new student-support program at SUNY FMCC, and itâs been smooth sailing ever since. Through FMCCâs âAd
Mont Pleasant newcomer aims to turn blight into light (opens the original)
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This article was paid for by donations to The Community Journalism Fund. SCHENECTADY â As a child of 1980s and 1990s Brooklyn, New York, Tiffany Caldwell had a sidewalk-level view of her communityâs struggles and eventual rebirth. Slowly but steadily, Caldwellâs Crown Heights neighborhood evolved from a crack- and crime-ravaged landscape into the dynamic, culturally rich patchwork that it is today. So when she moved to Schenectady in 2024, settling into her own modest home in one of the ci
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Schenectady school assault stirs war of words over details (opens the original)
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SCHENECTADYÂ â The disturbing assault of a special-education kindergartener at a city elementary school and the ensuing criminal trial of the boyâs teacher have triggered a war of words over who knew what and when they knew it. The March 24 incident at Van Corlaer Elementary School flew under the publicâs radar until last week, when a conviction in the case was announced along with a rare tongue-lashing from Schenectady City Court Judge Carl Falotico. From the bench, Falotico criticized Sc
New York to drop Regents requirement for graduation in ‘28 (opens the original)
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ALBANY â New York high schoolers will no longer be required to pass the Regents exams in order to graduate starting in the 2027-28 school year, state education officials announced Monday. The abolishment of the Regents requirement is part of the stateâs effort to establish a single New York State high school diploma, according to the state Department of Education. In announcing the move Monday, the stateâs Board of Regents has officially given the green light for state education officials
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