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For 15 years Planning board pushes to close loophole

by Saranac Hale Spencer

For 15 years
Planning board pushes to close loophole


KNOX — For more than 15 years, the planning board has been pushing for an amendment to the town’s subdivision regulations that would eliminate the "one-cut rule" loophole.

Poetry in Motion 145 Alternative therapy to go hand-in-hand with vet care 146

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Poetry in Motion
‘Alternative therapy to go hand-in-hand with vet care’



KNOX — Creatures on two legs and four legs, long legs and short legs, suffer from muscle aches and pains, bumps, and sprains.

Pair safely coaxed from smoke-filled house

by Jarrett Carroll





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

Pignapping gets serious

by Jarrett Carroll


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

by Jarrett Carroll

Democratic contest
Underdog Suozzi bares teeth at party choice Spitzer

Altamont seeks comments County considers right-to-farm law

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Altamont seeks comments
County considers right-to-farm law



ALTAMONT — As development encroaches, farms will likely remain a part of this area.

School Buses in all the wrong places quot

by Rachel Dutil





VOORHEESVILLE – Voorheesville school buses, and their drivers, have been under intense scrutiny throughout the past school year.

Rural and suburban views on personal use of school buses

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





When your job is to drive a big yellow school bus, people notice.

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