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Future Vals and Sals More than just grades

by Holly Grosch



VOORHEESVILLE — An academic tradition will be revolutionized or tampered with next year, depending on one’s viewpoint.

Two off-duty cops collide Foley charged with DWI

by Holly Grosch

Two off-duty cops collide
Foley charged with DWI

By Michelle O’Riley

There are no archived stories for the Hilltowns for the June 29 issue

by Holly Grosch

Calabro found liable in civil suit

by Jarrett Carroll





GUILDERLAND — Long-time owner of Joe’s Service Station on Western Avenue was found liable in a sexual assault civil lawsuit after being acquitted of sexual harassment in town court last November.

Walgreens is here 151 all 14 820 square feet of it

by Jarrett Carroll





GUILDERLAND — Controversial in its planning stage, the pharmacy on the corner of the busy routes 20 and 155 intersection, is now open for business.

Going Out for Finding a Cure Rockers and skaters have the Nerve to stop AIDS

by Jarrett Carroll

Going Out for Finding a Cure
Rockers and skaters have the Nerve to stop AIDS


GUILDERLAND — What does fighting AIDS in Africa have to do with teen rock bands like Moonshine, Assorted Garbage, and Hollywood Funeral"

Report outlines alternative funding plans School board debates school or community foundation

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Report outlines alternative funding plans
School board debates school or community foundation



GUILDERLAND — The school board here is discussing whether it should back a foundation to accept private donations.

Boys 146 bonds strengthen with Fresh Air visits

by Saranac Hale Spencer





From teens to seniors village planners survey residents

by Saranac Hale Spencer





ALTAMONT — The village’s future is being shaped by consensus.

Tempers rise over flood plain re-zone

by Jarrett Carroll





GUILDERLAND — Emotions flared at Tuesday’s heated town board meeting when a unanimous decision was made to re-zone the Normanskill Flood Plain.

Kozlowski quot helps people who really need it quot with the AIDS Council book sale

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





GUILDERLAND — Steve Kozlowski hasn’t been able to get his car in his garage for years.

It’s filled with 20,000 books.

School board puts surplus 400K in reserve funds

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





GUILDERLAND — The school board here had a lively debate Tuesday about what to do with a surplus of about $400,000 in its fund balance.

Going Out for Great Grooves To play at Old Songs you got to have a fiddle and a band

by Jarrett Carroll

Going Out for Great Grooves
To play at Old Songs you got to have a fiddle and a band



ALTAMONT — In its 26 years, the Old Songs Festival has embraced several generations, and The Great Groove Band will make sure there’s another.

Neighbors object to plan for artist camp in Helderbergs

by Holly Grosch





NEW SCOTLAND — Over 30 escarpment dwellers came out to this month’s planning board meeting, wanting to protect their neighborhood from what they consider to be an invasive camp retreat.

Assessment settlement School to pay country club 96K

by Holly Grosch

Assessment settlement
School to pay country club $96K


NEW SCOTLAND — The Voorheesville School Board has agreed to reimburse the Colonie Golf and Country Club $96,500.

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