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RENSSELAERVILLE — Town, school, and county tax are all based on assessed property values. Rensselaerville’s rolls had been skewed since town-wide revaluation was last done 15 years ago, so assessors are in the midst of updating now.

No deed yet
Flea market granted permit





GUILDERLAND – The daily dinner ritual was not so routine for some Guilderland residents last Thursday, Aug. 3.



By Michele O’Riley

VOORHEESVILLE — A very Brady time will be had in the village this month as the Theatre Guild of Voorheesville brings the seventies sit-com about a blended family to the elementary-school stage.





VOORHEESVILLE – Poetry is not a lost art in Voorheesville.

In fact, it is alive and thriving.





HILLTOWNS — Rural character is hard to maintain when farmlands are subdivided into residential plots.





KNOX — Glenn DiPaula knows the restaurant business. DiPaula, who recently opened The Hilltop Bistro, began his career in the food industry at an early age.

High Point for preservation
Spectacular Helderberg land to become part of Thacher Park







GUILDERLAND — A car accident on Camp Terrace left one man in the hospital and another in police custody.





GUILDERLAND — In accordance with an expansion of New York’s version of Megan’s Law, signed by Governor George Pataki on July 7, the Guilderland Police have released information on a Level 2 sex offender, Donald Earl White, living in town.




GUILDERLAND — A third "pignapping" in town has the police investigating and the pig’s owners baffled.





GUILDERLAND — Police coaxed a resident out of a smoked-filled home after he refused to leave during a fire at 6116 Johnston Rd.


GUILDERLAND — A second "pignapping" in Guilderland has led to increased police presence and changed the town’s tone from pig-laden innuendo, to a downright serious investigation.

Democratic contest
Underdog Suozzi bares teeth at party choice Spitzer

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