Opinion

We need to turn toward one another to resolve differences and move forward

In times like these, we need more than ever to listen to views that may be different from our own with the intent to understand them.

Sports

Photos: Birds send 7 To State Qualifiers

On Tuesday, May 23, the Voorheesville track team competed in the Section, Group 4 sectionals at Stillwater High School. The team is sending three relays and four individuals to the State Qualifiers at Shenendehowa on June 1 and 2.

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Regional

Week CLXV — WHO: ‘Time to transition to long-term management of the COVID-19 pandemic’

ALBANY COUNTY — The pandemic — or at least the government declarations of emergency it engendered — is ending not with a bang but a whimper.

New Scotland

VCSD pays out $850K as part of Northeastern Industrial Park tax lawsuit

With its new $16.7 million assessment, the Northeastern Industrial Park will pay about $310,000 in Voorheesville Central School District taxes each year, down from $522,000 in annual tax payments.

Hilltowns

Study says sense of place, not climate belief, drives negative upstate attitudes toward solar

A survey of upstate New York residents by Cornell University researchers found that, while most people support renewable energy development in general, they generally become less supportive when a project is sited near their home.

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Letters to the Editor

It feels like we are a community of volunteers

Kristin Casey, Altamont

All athletes need to be comfortable and safe from overheating

Olivia Mair, Ninth grader Guilderland High School

So what’s really the issue here?

Angelica Sofia Parker, Ninth grader Guilderland High School

Grateful for letter carriers’ food drive in these challenging times

Judy Seery, Director Altamont Community Food Pantry

Westmere Terrace residents mourn what was lost every time they look down the street

Iris Broyde, Guilderland

American flag now flies high at Fairview Cemetery

Russ Tallman, President, Fairview Cemetery

Columns

A Glimpse of Guilderland History

Mary Ellen Johnson

Guilderland goes to the races with its own harness track in the 1950s, but it closed after losing its bid for betting

Old Men of the Mountain

John R. Williams

Cognoscente consider taking cognizance test

Back Roads Geology

When karst waters flow, the landscape reverberates as sinkholes, grikes, springs, and disappearing streams gurgle

Field Notes

Dennis Sullivan

The gospel writers provided the outline, the artists ran with the ball