Article on page 2 of the 09/22 edition.
Article on page 2 of the 09/22 edition.
Article on page 7 of the 09/22 edition.
Article on page 2 of the 09/01 edition.
Article on page 4 of the 08/18 issue.
Article on page 8 of the 08/18 issue.
Article on page 9 of the 08/11.
The Pentagon has chosen GlobalFoundries to supply the most advanced microchips used in U.S. spy satellites, missiles and combat jets. The agreement is an example of the Pentagon’s effort to protect military systems from cyberattacks and other tampering.
“This new contract is great news for GlobalFoundries and it’s employees in the Northeast Tech Corridor,” said corporate communications manager Steven Grasso. ”It builds on our investments to keep the EFK and BTV sites competitive.”
IBM had been the supplier of the chips to the Pentagon for over a decade, then decided to pay Globalfoundries to take over.
Article in the 06-16 edition.
HALFMOON- A moving memorial for our veterans made it’s way into Halfmoon this past week as a tribute to those who served in The Vietnam War.
“The Moving Wall is an organization that goes across the United States so you need to put in for that and they evaluate your application,” said Halfmoon Town Supervisor Kevin J. Tollisen. “Halfmoon was chosen as a host location…we consider it to be a once in a lifetime opportunity.”
Article in the 06-09 edition.
STILLWATER – The Stillwater Free Library is now a position to recharter as a school district library. A public vote on May 17 had decided this in order to increase funding. Library director Sara Kipp reflected on what this means for both the library and the community.
Article in the June 02 edition.
WATERFORD - The New York State Canal Corporation announced that the 115-year-old Tug URGER is back in service as an educational teaching tugboat on New York’s Canals for the 25th consecutive year.
Article in the 05-26 edition.