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Retired Schenectady Police Sgt. Ray Wemple is bid farewell; Died April 5, served for 34 years in blue | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Schenectady Retired Schenectady Police Sgt. Ray Wemple is bid farewell; Died April 5, served for 34 years in blue Shares0 Ray Wemple was the kind of guy who always commanded respect, but for much more than just his physical presence. The former Schenectady police sergeant, who was indeed a big man – he was 6-foot-4 and at one time tipped the scales at over 400 pounds – was much more respected not for his size but for the way he spent his 34 years in blue, either as a patrolman, community organizer or in a number of other positions. ....
Chamber of Schenectady County seeks nominees for Good News Awards | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 SCHENECTADY The Chamber of Schenectady County is accepting nominations for the 2021 Good News Awards. The annual awards recognize several types of achievement: exceptional growth or expansion in the prior 18 months; a new or renovated building; a significant anniversary; extraordinary community support; launch of a unique product or service in the past year; or being a success story during the COVID pandemic. The 2020 recipients were: Clarkson University’s Education Department; Clinton Street Mercantile; Jack’s Place, Jack Falvo III Foundation of Schenectady; JDog Junk Removal & Hauling LLC; Patrick’s Union Street Barbershop; and Turf Tavern. ....
More of Schenectady Officer Pommer’s file released under Freedom of Information Law | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS PHOTOGRAPHER: Erica Miller and Peter R. Barber Yugeshwar Gaindarpersaud is pictured in left photo; Officer Brian Pommer is pictured in 2018 in right photo. Shares0 SCHENECTADY The Schenectady police officer involved in a controversial arrest last year that led to discipline had a separate disciplinary proceeding and also a counseling memo issued to him within the seven months before that. Newly released Schenectady Police Department internal records show that Officer Brian Pommer, an eight-year veteran of the force, was given a counseling memo for discourtesy and using profanity following his response to a domestic call on Nov. 11, 2019. ....