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General Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church on September 26 announced that it had signed an agreement to lease its property in New York City to Vanderbilt University, which has its main ...

General Electric’s former Crotonville ... corporations coming out of New York City that want to use space for team building. For decades, the campus — about 41 miles north of New York City ...

General Electric’s former ... GE Global Learning campus Feldman said the conference center will be open to use by, for instance, corporations coming out of New York City that want to use space ...

General Electric (NYSE:GE) sold its famed management training campus in Crotonville, New York, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. A group of real-estate investors and family offices bought ...

SCHENECTADY — The mother accused of murdering baby Halo Branton by abandoning her on the General Electric campus in Schenectady last month was arraigned in Schenectady County Court Thursday.

Halo Branton was found Sunday dropped into a utility tunnel on the General Electric campus, which dropped eight feet ... According to the New York Daily News, the Schenectady Police Department ...

The district attorney detailed how the girl had been dropped into a utility tunnel on the General Electric campus in Schenectady, New York, which dropped about eight feet to the bottom.