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A 21-year-old Guilderland man with dreams of running his family’s automotive business died Sunday in a jet-ski accident on the Mohawk River.

Cleanup:
Toxins to be removed from Burns’s property



GUILDERLAND — After over 40 years, Joan Burns may be able to walk in her backyard without fear.





GUILDERLAND — Timothy Lane may soon be developed.

The town’s planning board last Wednesday approved an application by Frank Tralongo to create a four-lot subdivision on 3.3 acres there.





GUILDERLAND — Frank Tedesco says he loves kids.





GUILDERLAND — Robert Perry shows all the signs of an experienced firefighter.





GUILDERLAND — Two candidates who, before the election for school board president, said they had different leadership styles are now a leadership team.





NEW SCOTLAND — Marilyn Holmberg was the kind of women who put a pool in her backyard although she herself couldn’t swim, just so the neighborhood kids could.





KNOX — The town may change the process for getting a variance from the zoning board of appeals.




BERNE—Sixty years after the end of World War II, the era will be recreated and commemorated at Berne Heritage Days this weekend. lt will be the first time the annual event will have a theme.




KNOX—After several years of little or no business, a new owner has re-opened the Fox Creek Flea Market. The flea market in the southwest corner of Knox, just north of the hamlet of West Berne, has been open since Memorial Day.





Windmills may never crop up in the Hilltowns, but a group of residents is preparing for the possibility anyway.





GUILDERLAND — Some residents are still fired up over the town’s reassessment and now plan on taking their complaints to small claims court.

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