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GUILDERLAND — So far, the Army Corps of Engineers has removed 1,400 cubic yards of soil from Joan Burns’s property on Depot Road. More work is planned for the spring.





GUILDERLAND — Two environmental leaders in Guilderland are frustrated their concerns about a project to expand the Watervliet Reservoir are being, they say, ignored.





NEW SCOTLAND — A second tower application has come before the town since New Scotland’s wireless telecommunications law went into effect at the end of last year.





ALBANY — The drunk driver being sentenced and the family of the slain man both cried in an Albany County courtroom Tuesday morning.

A Knox man is going to prison for killing a Binghamton professor.

At Lesh concert
V’ville trio nabbed for UPM





CLARKSVILLE — Anthony Hill was known among his friends as Superman, and not just for his love of the comic book character.





BERNE — The town of Berne and the Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District are close to collaborating on waste disposal and snow removal.




RENSSELAERVILLE — Winter is when the "appetite for comfort rises," writes best-selling cook-book author Molly O’Neill. Friday, she’ll help kids decorate Christmas cookes at the library in Rensselaerville, where she has a second home.





GUILDERLAND — After being burglarized just three months ago, Northeastern Fine Jewelry was struck by theives again this week.



GUILDERLAND — While officers have said the crime is rare in Guilderland, for the second time in three months, police have arrested someone for taking money for sex.





GUILDERLAND — The school board here has agreed to spend $9,850 for an efficiency study on busing students.

Westmere fifth-graders
Creating a world of winter wonder within a window

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