Amsterdam is well-known for music, even — back in the day — a Little Symphony Orchestra.
On March 12, 1958: Members of the Mohawk Tribe and Chief Standing Arrow were ordered off land in Fort Hunter by a Montgomery County Court judge.
SUNY Oneonta history professor emeritus William Simons is a braver man than I.
Ted Krown of Amsterdam was 16 when he went to work at Larrabee’s, a Market Street hardware store.
On Feb. 26, 1987: Officials proposed superchlorinating the raw water supply in Fort Plain to end a prolonged outbreak of giardiasis, which is more commonly known as “beaver fever.”
GLOVERSVILLE — Feb. 20, 1945 was the second day of the Battle of Iwo Jima, a five-week U.S. invasion of the island during World War II.
