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About Greg
Greg Hitchcock is a journalist based in Gloversville, United States of America.

With expertise in writing articles, creating content, and using multimedia to tell an engaging story, Greg built a reputation for effective communication both written and oral.

After a career in the U.S. Army as a TV and Radio Systems Specialist, he enrolled in college studying English and Political Science. Greg graduated and started to volunteer for special projects until I discovered I could write.

Since then, he has worked as a journalist, content marketer, and documentary filmmaker. Greg's work has enhanced the lives of others as well as himself. his specialties include conservation, the environment, and sustainability.
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Fulton, Montgomery county toy convoy spreads cheer to needy families
02 Dec 2024  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, in collaboration with CSX and other local organizations, organized a toy convoy to deliver gifts to children in Fulton and Montgomery counties. The initiative, part of broader community outreach efforts, included participation from over 102 vehicles. The Salvation Army's toy drive, supported by public donations, aims to meet the high demand for toys due to economic challenges. Key figures involved in the initiative expressed optimism about its success in bringing joy to needy families during the holiday season.
Increased food insecurity places demand on Fulton County food programs
27 Nov 2024  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
Food insecurity in Fulton County has led to increased demand on local food programs, with initiatives like the NOAH program, Mayfield Presbyterian Church, and SUNY Fulton-Montgomery Community College stepping up to provide meals and support. Rising food costs and economic challenges have exacerbated the situation, prompting community efforts to ensure no one goes hungry. Programs are adapting by expanding services, offering take-out options, and relying on donations to meet growing needs. The article highlights the critical role of these programs in addressing food insecurity and supporting vulnerable populations.
New no-cost thrift store opens on SUNY Fulton-Montgomery campus
19 Nov 2024  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
Reggie’s Closet, a no-cost thrift store, has opened on the SUNY Fulton-Montgomery campus, initiated by student Luis Maldonado-Aponte and his peers. Located in the Evans Library, it offers free clothing and household items primarily for students, with occasional use by faculty and staff. The initiative, supported by the Empire State Service Corps, provides leadership opportunities and community engagement for students. FMCC is organizing a clothing donation drive to support the store.
200th anniversary of Amsterdam's Kellogg and Miller Linseed Oil marked
18 Nov 2024  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
The 200th anniversary of the Kellogg and Miller Linseed Oil company in Amsterdam is marked by restoration efforts led by Anthony Rivieccio and his family, who plan to convert the historic site into a sports training center. The Rivieccios aim to preserve the industrial heritage while promoting historical appreciation. Bert Nepaulsingh and his wife have been restoring the Kellogg house, a significant community landmark, since 2009. The site, once a major industrial operation, is being revitalized to maintain its historical value and serve new purposes.
Northville business owners upset about sign enforcement
17 Nov 2024  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
Northville business owners express frustration over the enforcement of zoning laws restricting sign placement, which they argue hampers visibility and customer attraction. Bob and Sally Peck of the Flower Barn Gift Shop criticize the village's approach, advocating for more constructive solutions. William Coffey faces a legal dispute over his sign's location, while Molly Zulo and Kerry O’Hara highlight the challenges posed by the current regulations. Mayor Sue Eckert emphasizes the importance of enforcing existing laws, with the Planning Board involved in addressing these concerns.
Fulton County YMCA fall fundraiser underway, supports membership scholarships
29 Oct 2024  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
The Fulton County YMCA is conducting a fall fundraiser to support membership scholarships, aiming to distribute over $100,000 in 2024. The organization, led by board chairperson Susan Christiano, is focused on making its services accessible to everyone, including those facing financial difficulties. Interim CEO Jesus Soto highlights the YMCA's commitment to processing scholarships for individuals and families in need. The YMCA offers various membership rates, financial assistance, and childcare services to support families. The fundraiser is part of an annual support drive to ensure community access to fitness and wellness programs.
2025 Mayfield budget increases spending over 8%, taxes by 2%
26 Oct 2024  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
The 2025 Mayfield town budget proposes a $3.9 million expenditure, marking an 8.33% increase in spending and a 2% rise in taxes, staying below the state property tax cap. Town Supervisor Brandon Lehr attributes the budget growth to inflation and equipment costs, with 80% allocated to employee benefits and the highway department. The highway department's budget is $2.9 million, with plans for new fire alarms and a future purchase of a tandem dump truck. Salaries for town employees will increase by 3%, while no additional expenses are planned for the municipal building.
Career Con at SUNY FMCC introduces students to future job opportunities
17 Oct 2024  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
Career Con at SUNY FMCC brought together 1,000 eighth-grade students from Fulton, Montgomery, and Hamilton counties to explore career opportunities across 60 businesses. The event, co-sponsored by SUNY FMCC and the Fulton Montgomery Regional Chamber of Commerce, aimed to provide early career exposure and encourage students to consider local career paths. Michael DiMezza from HFM BOCES emphasized the importance of early career involvement, while Lt. Ron Reu from the Gloversville Police Department highlighted the human aspect of policing. The event also offered SUNY FMCC students opportunities for interviews and internships, with plans for future specialized activities and events.
New York State Officials Open Disaster Assistance Service Centers
09 Nov 2023  |  Adirondack Explorer
New York State officials have established Disaster Assistance Service Centers in response to the damage caused by the Halloween storm. Dan O'Hara, the State Office of Emergency Services Director, emphasized the goal of restoring normalcy and reducing bureaucracy for affected residents. The centers offer a range of services, including emergency assistance, health and housing support, and insurance and labor issues. The article lists the locations and operational dates of the various centers across New York State. The centers are part of the state's transition from preparedness and response to recovery, with ongoing damage assessments to apply for federal disaster aid.
Legacy of laughter: Retired trooper Carey, who died of 9/11-related illness, laid to rest
24 Oct 2023  |  The Daily Gazette Family of Newspapers
Retired trooper Carey, who passed away from a 9/11-related illness, was laid to rest in a ceremony celebrating his life and legacy. Carey, a Brooklyn native, served in the New York State Police and was known for his expertise and welcoming nature. He was involved in community activities and was honored as Rotarian of the Year. The funeral included military honors and a gathering in remembrance of his contributions to his family and community.
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