Good morning, Schenectady.

Schenectady Police are investigating a stabbing on Lincoln Avenue from Friday evening—officials have little information to release as the investigation continues.

State Police warn that scammers are targeting elderly people by calling and sending emails to demand money and arrange pickups— police advise locals to never share personal details or respond to unknown messages.

Joe Yakel, a Niskayuna resident, started a petition on MoveOn.org urging the state to improve Route 7 following fatal crashes, including a death on Feb.

26 and the loss of Assemblyman Smullen’s son over a year ago. He called for traffic lights and safety measures at intersections—especially at Route 7 and Vrooman Avenue—to slow drivers and protect pedestrians—hoping Gov. Hochul’s staff acts soon.

After battling COVID-19 and long COVID for 5 years, Maya McNulty says she is 90% healthy again and has returned to work in Schenectady.

She now advocates at the Capitol for support for those with ongoing symptoms—pushing for funding programs such as a scholarship for children losing a parent—hoping lawmakers will act soon.

On March 30 at 8 a.m., the Schenectady JCC will host Journey Around the J—an indoor triathlon where participants complete 15 minutes of swimming, 30 minutes of stationary biking and 20 minutes on the treadmill.

Competitors can register now to receive a race T-shirt and win prizes.

5th Annual Scrabble-Rama Fundraiser

9 a.m. — Schenectady High School Cafeteria — Check website for entry fee — Gather your team and flex your word skills in this local Scrabble tournament.

2025 Education Celebration Gala

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Proctors Theatre — Admission supports local education — Celebrate and recognize achievements in Schenectady's education sector.