NEW YORK — A New York appeals court on Thursday threw out the massive financial penalty a state judge imposed on President Donald Trump, while narrowly upholding a finding he engaged in fraud by exaggerating his wealth for decades. The ruling spares Trump from a potential half-billion-dollar ...
NEW YORK — A coalition of more than 30 privacy and civil rights groups called on U.S. universities Thursday to dismantle campus surveillance and data collection, to protect student protesters and others from government retaliation. The demands, issued in a letter sent to leaders of 60 ...
TUPPER LAKE — Train service to and from Tupper Lake resumed on Sunday as the Adirondack Scenic Railroad’s third season returning to the Tri-Lakes got back on track after a brief delay. The trains will run every Sunday through Oct. 12, except on Sept. 7. That’s when the railroad ...
RAY BROOK — State Police Troop B Commander Maj. Brent Davison is planning to run in the expected special election for the state Assembly seat being vacated by longtime representative Billy Jones. On Wednesday, he got a “full endorsement” from the only person whose vote is needed to make ...
WILMINGTON — Long-time resident and retired businessman Sam Haselton has announced a write-in campaign for Wilmington Town Supervisor, filling a space left by current Supervisor Favor Smith, who announced his retirement earlier this month. Smith had already received the nomination to run on ...
SCHROON LAKE — As new challenges appear on the horizon for Adirondack waterways, the Adirondack Lakes Alliance is building resources to help stewards throughout the park protect and manage their beloved lakes. Following its annual symposium in June, the ALA welcomed a new board member, ...