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Staff written stories for the week of August 27, 2009
Editorial
Editorial
Out of the frying pan, into our lives: Treat rather than punish addicts,
then train them for jobs so they serve rather than burden society
Regional
National debate on health care hits home
Back To School
Woman of flesh and blood puts her heart and soul into becoming an Ironman
Putting the ‘physical’ back in education: Schools struggle to meet standards
Cop-in-training learns respect, self-awareness
College-bound artist leaves images behind on the road to adulthood
Guilderland
Newcomers challenge Dems in small-party primaries
Roundabout proposed for Guilderland Center, school board weighs in
Traffic study underway to make Dr. Shaw Road safer
Hilltowns
Jury still out: Fate of former judge, Spargo, rests on lawyers’ La Canard luncheon
Knox Dems pick candidates
Obituary
George Van Etten opened his farm to all
Hilltown primaries for third-party lines
New Scotland
New party formed as GOP candidates battle in primary
Third moratorium extension?
Voorheesville, seething with poets, to crown a laureate at Smitty’s Tavern
Good grooming and daycare for dogs come to New Scotland
Sports
Blackbird soccer shooting for another successful run
Obituaries
Obituary notices for the week of August 27, 2009
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