Newspaper delivery delayed (June 21, 2018)

Thursday, June 21, 2018 - 13:19

Issues with the presses has caused a delay to the printing of Issue 49 Thursday morning. All content in the paper can be viewed at altamontenterprise.com, and we are rearranging routes to best mitigate the delay for readers.

The delay will most affect readers in Feura Bush, Altamont, Guilderland Center, Guilderland (12084, 12303, and 12306), Slingerlands, and Delmar. Readers in the Hilltowns should experience no difference in delivery.

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Newspaper delivery delayed (June 21, 2018)

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County aims to curb flare-gun violence with executive order and legislation

Peter Ten Eyck, innovative farmer, mourned

Ravena driver charged with manslaughter after fatal motorcycle crash