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GUILDERLAND — The urge for burgers never sleeps.

Customers will be able to get fast-food 24 hours a day at the 1602 Western Ave. McDonald’s without ever leaving their cars.

At GCSD first budget session
Citizens urge saving and spending







Lush green trees line the pathway that leads into Black Creek Marsh from Meadowdale Road in Guilderland. The vegetation there is dense and so, too, are the calls of various species of birds.



NEW SCOTLAND — A jeweler who lives in New Scotland has admitted to conning his customers out of thousands of dollars by selling fake diamonds and switching their family heirlooms with duds.





NEW SCOTLAND – Preserving history is not something that comes easily.





NEW SCOTLAND – Peter Ten Eyck recently finalized the sale of a 37-acre property to the Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy.





NEW SCOTLAND – The John Boyd Thacher and Thompson’s Lake State Parks have been awarded a $10,000 grant in support of education and the environment from the Consumer Lending Department of HSBC bank.





RENSSELAERVILLE — Residents here want to protect the town’s open spaces and support its farmers, according to the results of a recent survey.

Treasures in Knox
Flower opens consignment shop



Honey in the Hilltowns
A beekeeper’s guide



BERNE — Richard Ronconi has been a beekeeper for over 40 years, and his bees have been keeping him busy.

Albany County Party Enrollment Numbers

Total of all party enrollment in Albany County — 178,589





ALBANY COUNTY — Politicians answered questions from the pulpit on Tuesday night.





GUILDERLAND — The everyday is extraordinary in the Fremante household.

Sunday morning, as the family arranges itself for a picture, Joe Fremante looks radiant. His face is cleanly shaven; his hair is freshly washed.





GUILDERLAND — A Guilderland High School student was arrested last Thursday after he showed a knife to a group of students in the school lobby.

Brick by brick
Westmere Elementary builds beautiful courtyard


GUILDERLAND — "I found your brick! I found your brick!" shouted eight-year-old Cheyenne Rusinovich as she jumped up and down, her blond hair flying.

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