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Through the eyes of a Guilderland student
Understanding where Ghandi came from and what shaped him before he shaped the world



Zoning
Moratorium on the horizon for the Northeast "



Closed
Manager leaves, Mobil Mart to re-open

By Michelle O’Riley





KNOX — Most older people move south, from New York to Florida. Paul Schneider went in the other direction to give two of his daughters the opportunity of a lifetime: to run their own fine-dining restaurant.

Miller mourned"Lived every single moment to the fullest"



By Michelle O’Riley

WESTERLO — This month, the town board approved the revision of current policy for overtime pay for town employees.





ALBANY — A new study urges area business leaders to learn from the experience of another state capital.

Ruins
Arrest ‘destroyed good portion’ of Wang’s life



Coming to America
"I thought, ‘Wow! This place is so friendly and nice"



Guilty plea
Coffey admits to raping two women


GUILDERLAND — Robert Coffey has admitted to raping two Guilderland women. He made the plea on Tuesday in Albany County Court, and he is now facing 25 years in prison.





GUILDERLAND — A Key Bank manager was arrested on May 4 for stealing $20,000 from the bank’s vault while she was working.

At GHS
Parent rallies for AP computer course



GUILDERLAND — The mother of a Guilderland High School sophomore is disappointed her son won’t be able to take an Advanced Placement class in computer programming next year.





GUILDERLAND — They spoke words of joy and of love. They spoke words of fear and of sorrow. They spoke words of hope — of today and of tomorrow.

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