As a method to reduce fuel consumption and to increase visibility in the community, the Little Falls Police Department will step up its bicycle patrol effort.

To mark the completion of his first six months in office, Little Falls Mayor Bob Peters is inviting the public to a community meeting on Wednesday, July 16. Scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at Rotary Park, the meeting is an opportunity for residents to learn more about the new administration’s past successes and plans for the future, and a forum for community organizations to share information about themselves.

Three Little Falls men have been arrested for breaking into Little Falls Middle/High School this past weekend.

The City of Little Falls and the Little Falls Police Department honored three of their employees Tuesday for their dedicated service to the city, its families and its children.

Little Falls Miner Joe Rodriguez was a guest speaker Tuesday morning at the Hilltopper Baseball Camp in Fort Plain.

A black bear was spotted in the area of West Monroe Street and Top Notch Road, Little Falls, Monday at about 10:30 a.m.

The Dolgeville Police Department is in need of information concerning Sunday’s accident that closed a portion of Route 29.

Photos from this weekend’s graduation ceremonies.

A portion of Route 29 was closed for almost six hours early Sunday morning, as a tractor trailer loaded with sweet corn rolled over near North Hudson Woodcraft and downed power poles and wires. The rig also spilled approximately 40 gallons of fuel and oil.

The 2008 Clean Air Green Tour rolled into Little Falls Friday, as it made a stop at Redco Foods.

Virginia Curry is the new Little Falls Urban Renewal Agency program coordinator.

Members of the Dolgeville Village Board of Trustees and Oppenheim Town Council met Wednesday night to discuss what they can do to close the gap in the amount of taxes residents pay.

The city of Little Falls has approached the New York State Canal Corporation about the condition of its fencing along Jefferson Street.

In the wake of last week’s vandalism at Dolgeville Central School that resulted in the arrest of eight students, Superintendent Ted Kawryga said the district is now considering ways to drive home the message that the annual senior prank must come to an end.

The Little Falls City School District Board of Education has called an emergency meeting for tonight at 9 p.m.