Two years after taking over the Amsterdam Recorder, The Daily Gazette is acquiring the Gloversville Leader-Herald — one of the nation’s last afternoon publications. The Gazette, based in Schenectady, will acquire the Leader-Herald from the Nutting Company. The Gazette’s managing editor will oversee both outlets. Gazette Publisher John DeAugustine says the Leader-Herald will continue to cover Fulton, Hamilton and Montgomery Counties using local journalists. But it will cease afternoon publication within 60 days.
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