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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.

Amedore withdraws project
Developer storms out


NEW SCOTLAND — George Amedore is fed up with the town. He stormed out of the planning board meeting on Tuesday night, waving his arms and saying, "I’m done! I’m rescinding my application."

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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