WATERVLIET, N.Y. — The City of Watervliet has received the largest grant, $308,896, in Albany County for a shared services program with a municipality and the County Clerk’s office. The money will be ...

Santé Québec is rolling out its digital health record pilot project on May 9 in two regions. To allow health-care ...

The state medical examiner's office will soon be the first in the country have death records digitally accessible. The ...

Vicky Klukkert, The Daily Star, Oneonta, N.Y. May 31—Continuing a project that began in 2008, Delaware County officials are digitizing the records housed inside the County Clerk's office. Records ...

The journey into Jacksonville's past starts with an elevator ride to the basement of City Hall (yes, it has a basement) and down a corridor to a windowless room where hundreds of bound volumes sit in ...

(TNS) — In a Sacramento office building, university students carefully scan pieces of paper that underpin California’s most contentious and valuable water disputes. One by one, they’re bringing pieces ...

AHEAD. BUT FIRST AT 530. HUNDREDS OF YEARS WORTH OF PUBLIC RECORDS ARE NOW BEING PRESERVED AND DIGITIZED BY THE SPARTANBURG COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY. AND TODAY WE TOOK A LOOK AT THE EFFORTS OF ...

TOWN OF KINGSTON, N.Y. — Town Board members have set in motion the process of saving 19th-century paper documents as 21st Century digitized records. On Tuesday, state requirements for records ...

PHOENIX — A national genealogical group is digitizing some Arizona historical information in return for access to the documents. It looked for a moment last month like a lot of valuable data could be ...

PAWLET — Town clerks across Vermont are digitizing their land records, and Pawlet’s clerk is on the bandwagon. With the recent approval of town officials, Town Clerk Deb Hawkins will hire Cott Systems ...

BISMARCK — Researchers are digitizing historical records from a Native American boarding school in Bismarck, aiming to bring information closer to the communities affected by its existence. “There’s a ...