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RENSSELAERVILLE — Can a town give away supplies or services to its residents"





ALBANY COUNTY — Although Albany County Democrats currently have a leader, there is no consensus on whether or not he was rightfully chosen for the job.





GUILDERLAND — Gregory Aidala announced Tuesday night that he will retire next November after seven years as the superintendent of the Guilderland schools.





GUILDERLAND — The town is seeking outside counsel as it considers a suit against a local developer.

Author to speak at G’land Library
Rising Tide is Shaara’s novel approach to WWII







VOORHEESVILLE – Students at Clayton A. Bouton High are learning more than just English, mathematics, and history – they are learning about appropriate attire for the working world.


the Guilzon family wants to "shrine mercy on people crying out in the desert"



Mohawk traditions
Tarbell brings ancestors into better light







GUILDERLAND — Preliminary reports cite speed and alcohol as possible factors in Friday’s fatal two-car crash on Western Avenue, but the investigation is still ongoing according to police.





GUILDERLAND — A Schenectady man now sits behind bars after police say he violently attacked clinic employees Wednesday night at Executive Park in McKownville.





GUILDERLAND — The town that stopped construction on the Cox family’s torn-up house will now let them proceed.





GUILDERLAND — Catholic Charities Caregivers Support Services has a simple mission: Help families help themselves.





GUILDERLAND — While a veteran bus driver here is concerned about student drivers crashing into buses, Guilderland administrators say they are pro-active in heading off problems.





VOORHEESVILLE – For the second time this year, the state comptroller’s office is accusing Alan McCartney, the former superintendent of schools for Voorheesville, of paying himself inappropriately.

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