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Guilderland candidates for supervisor and town board

by Nicole Fay Barr



GUILDERLAND — Four candidates — two Democrats and two Republicans — are running for two seats on the Guilderland Town Board. The two with the most votes on Nov. 8 win.

Cataldo Centi unopposed

by Nicole Fay Barr





GUILDERLAND — Besides the supervisor, two other Democrats are unchallenged in this election — the town clerk and the receiver of taxes.

Simon Randall vie for judge

by Nicole Fay Barr





GUILDERLAND — Long-time Republican Judge Steven J. Simon is being challenged by Democrat Denise Randall, an assistant town attorney.

Woman assaults cop at mall

by Nicole Fay Barr




GUILDERLAND — A 22-year-old woman was arrested Sunday after, police say, she refused to leave Crossgates Mall and punched and bit a police officer.

Army depot to become town park quot

by Melissa Hale-Spencer




GUILDERLAND — Will what is left of the Army depot become a town park"

Upscale homes planned for Chalet land

by Jo E. Prout





GUILDERLAND — The planning board last week gave concept approval to a unique application that will allow residential building in a local business zone.

Albany County 146 s Volunteer Firefighter of the Year

by Holly Grosch


Proposal to purchase water from Albany

by Holly Grosch




NEW SCOTLAND — The town has sent an official proposal to Albany to purchase water from the city.

New Scotland has requested a maximum of 4.5 million gallons per month at $2.42 per 1,000 gallons, Supervisor Ed Clark said.

Town mulls expanding consolidating water districts Plan creates mixed reaction from residents

by Holly Grosch

Town mulls expanding, consolidating water districts
Plan creates mixed reaction from residents



Washburn resigns after state 146 s audit

by Holly Grosch



By Bill Sherman

Conservatives tied for Berne supervisor

by Matt Cook



and Holly Grosch

Camp Cass raises fears in Rensselaerville

by Matt Cook





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