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VOORHEESVILLE Kids who come to school early now have someone to supervise them.

Cut trees cause conflict in Voorheesville

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

VOORHEESVILLE Trees have been cut, thats clear.

But neighbors are disputing who is to blame, and the village is caught in the middle.

Omni can wait Miller gets OK to hook into sewer for senior housing

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Omni can wait
Miller gets OK to hook into sewer for senior housing

Audubon rsquo s words and pictures take wing quot A study in contrasts

by Tyler Schuling

First-grader dropped at wrong stop school looks for answers

by Tyler Schuling

BERNE A six-year-old child, accidentally dropped off two miles from her home, was given a lift by a passing motorist.

Town attorney under fire

by Tyler Schuling

WESTERLO Alene Galgay has been the town attorney since 1997, but, after hearing that a group within the town is against her re-appointment and critical of her actions, she said she doesnt know why she does it anymore.

Cooking up uses for pumpkins during Halloween

by Jo E. Prout

Pumpkin season is in full swing with the approach of Halloween, but what good are the gourds, really" The answer depends on whom you ask.

Piatka tells a tale of discovery and reconciliation

by Tyler Schuling

Naava Piatka thinks of herself as a messenger.

Following her Sunday afternoon performance, Piatka, both playwright and actress, is surrounded by fans. She has been backstage for a short time and is now dressed more casually.

New focus Date rape Unacceptable Ualbany says

by Jarrett Carroll

New focus: Date rape
Unacceptable, Ualbany says

Neighbors show signs of peace

by Jarrett Carroll

GUILDERLAND Since July, the Guilderland Neighbors for Peace have been making their presence known along busy Western Avenue every Monday night during rush hour.