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ALTAMONT — Altamont may get some senior housing sooner than most people expect.



NEW SCOTLAND — Residents across town opened up their mail on Monday to discover their property is worth substantially more. Town-wide the residential parcels, 3,047 of them, had an assessed value increase of 80 percent over last year.





GUILDERLAND — The school district here is still refining the shared decision-making plan required by the state for a dozen years and instituted initially in Guilderland nearly three decades ago.

Is another bus needed"
Sanders proposes buying nine school buses for $700K





ALTAMONT — A local developer, hoping to keep costs down on a large senior complex, protested the village’s proposal to charge a fee for new hookups to the Altamont water system.





ALTAMONT — Two part-time officers were dismissed from the Altamont Police Department Tuesday as part of the new commissioner’s restructuring project.

For second time
Planning board rejects two-acre rezone



NEW SCOTLAND — The town’s planning board on Tuesday night again voted unanimously not to rezone the northeast quadrant of town to prevent building lots smaller than two acres.

From trout to topography
Onesquethaw watershed to be studied







BERNE — Three years after the Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District shortened the term lengths of school board members, most members of the current board want it changed back.





WESTERLO — Guns stolen from a store deep in the rural Hilltowns ended up being sold on the streets of New York City, police say.





GUILDERLAND — Insurance Auto Auctions would run a junkyard, according to Guilderland’s zoning board.

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