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Wet growing season leads to disease

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





Rains swamped gardens this summer and gardeners swamped the cooperative extension with questions about their ailing plants.

Masked gunman takes shot at bank worker and runs

by Jarrett Carroll



GUILDERLAND — An attempted bank robbery last Thursday has left one bank employee shaken, yet unharmed, and several police agencies scrambling for clues to find a gunman.

Jaws of Life extracts cop after three-car accident

by Jarrett Carroll





GUILDERLAND — A police car was hit in a three-car crash in the midst of rush-hour traffic on Route 20 Tuesday night.

Water to spring in rural West End

by Jarrett Carroll



GUILDERLAND — Water will one day flow in parts of the largely undeveloped west end of town.

Gifts make for more bearable rides

by Jarrett Carroll





GUILDERLAND — While most seven-year-olds play with toys on their birthdays, Guilderland’s Sarah Mahar gave her presents this year to the Western Turnpike Rescue Squad.

145 Come hell or high water 146 Village to build pipeline

by Saranac Hale Spencer

‘Come hell or high water’
Village to build pipeline



ALTAMONT — The Village will lay pipe for the new water project as scheduled despite the lack of easements from some property owners along Brandle Road.

Officer Davenport suspended for 30 days

by Saranac Hale Spencer



ALTAMONT — Joshua Davenport has been suspended again.

Town water to flow to New Salem quot

by Rachel Dutil





NEW SALEM – This New Scotland hamlet with water supplied by the neighboring town of Bethlehem may one day have a water district of its own.

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