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Zoning Moratorium on the horizon for the Northeast quot

by Holly Grosch

Zoning
Moratorium on the horizon for the Northeast "



Library budget passes

by Holly Grosch


New gym for elementary school quot

by Holly Grosch


VOORHEESVILLE — Should a new $2 million gym be part of the elementary school reconstruction project"

Budget passes on first try Harlow is back on board

by Matt Cook





BERNE — For the first time in three years, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District budget passed on the first vote.

Christian school in Westerlo building

by Matt Cook





BERNE — The Helderberg Christian School is going to be back for another year at the Westerlo school building.

Sex offender arrested for not registering address

by Jarrett Carroll





GUILDERLAND — Guilderland Police arrested Johnathan Horstmyer, 22, of Schenectady, for failure to register an address change as a registered sex offender, a misdemeanor.

Albany makes pitch Landfill expansion dumped on board

by Jarrett Carroll

Albany makes pitch
Landfill expansion dumped on board



Development dilemma Is Guilderland as 145 good as Delmar 146

by Jarrett Carroll

Development dilemma
Is Guilderland as ‘good as Delmar’

At Guilderland Voters pass budget elect Eisele Weisz and Dubowsky

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

At Guilderland
Voters pass budget, elect Eisele, Weisz, and Dubowsky



GUILDERLAND — Just over 3,400 Guilderland School District voters turned out Tuesday to pass a $79 million budget and an $828,200 bus purchase.

Guilderland Library budget passes Rowenbaum-Weisz Ganz Valachovic win 4-way trustee race

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Guilderland Library budget passes
Rowenbaum-Weisz, Ganz, Valachovic win 4-way trustee race



GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Public Library budget, as it has throughout its history, passed handily on Tuesday.

Village poised to welcome farmers

by Matt Cook





ALTAMONT — This summer, Altamont residents may travel less to get fresh produce.

At Voorheesville Pofit ousted

by Holly Grosch

At Voorheesville
Pofit ousted



VOORHEESVILLE — The community sent a message with its vote on Tuesday night: they support its public-education program, but not the school board — well, at least not its president.

100M Glass Works Village Proposed Developers have clear view of hamlet 146 s future

by Jo E. Prout

$100M Glass Works Village Proposed
Developers have clear view of hamlet’s future . . .

and Jo E. Prout

The story of the Glass House reads like fiction 146

by Jarrett Carroll





GUILDERLAND — Glass Works, the name of a proposed $100 million development in town, was suggested by Alice Begley, Guilderland’s historian. The name is derived from one Guilderland’s oldest industries: glass-making.

Grazianos use small cows to make big dreams come true

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





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