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Clough arrested for attack with a tire iron

by Jarrett Carroll





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

Halted house project now allowed to proceed

by Jarrett Carroll





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

The buzz Beckmann stung with beekeeping bug

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

The buzz
Beckmann stung with beekeeping bug


GUILDERLAND — Ten-year-old Ben Beckmann says he’s not afraid of bees. And that’s a good thing since he’s about to become a beekeeper.

quot Challenging and very rewarding quot School super gets raise earns 150K

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

"Challenging and very rewarding"
School super gets raise, earns $150K


GUILDERLAND — By unanimous vote, the school board on Tuesday gave the district’s superintendent a 4.25-percent raise, boosting his salary to $150,000.

Mill Hollow moves closer to construction

by Jo E. Prout





GUILDERLAND — Developer Jeff Thomas’s senior-housing complex, proposed for the site of the old Bavarian Chalet, is one step closer to being built.

Altamont gains Prestige

by Saranac Hale Spencer


Mixed reviews Public response to Crandall 146 s return

by Rachel Dutil

Mixed reviews
Public response to Crandall’s return


VOORHEESVILLE – Emotions among students and residents are mixed about Robert Crandall’s return to Clayton A. Bouton High.

On to small-claims court Views differ on assessment

by Rachel Dutil

On to small-claims court
Views differ on assessment

NEW SCOTLAND – "Normanskill creek is not a babbling brook," said local property owner Sharon Boehlke to the town board at last Wednesday’s meeting.

Art music in the air Home-cookin 146 on the table

by Rachel Dutil

Art, music in the air
Home-cookin’ on the table



CLARKSVILLE – June’s Place is no longer a diner, but an artist’s café, says owner Debra MacFarland.

Riled over Camp Cass Residents upset after latest escape

by Tyler Schuling

Riled over Camp Cass
Residents upset after latest escape



Berne budget passed Super says no merger halted

by Tyler Schuling

Berne budget passed
Super says no, merger halted



BERNE — After a four-hour workshop Monday night, Berne has an approved budget, and the highway department has fewer funds than first budgeted.

Staying healthy in the hills

by Tyler Schuling





RENSSELAERVILLE — Filled with a bountiful array of locally-grown fresh organic produce, and a helpful, charismatic volunteer staff, the Hilltown Market and Natural Food Co-op, Inc., is bringing a much-needed resource to the community.

In split vote R 146 ville adopts 2 3M budget

by Tyler Schuling

In split vote
R’ville adopts $2.3M budget



RENSSELAERVILLE — In a vote split along party lines, the town board on Thursday adopted a controversial hold-the-line budget for next year.

Judge Garry wins against the odds

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





Judge Elizabeth Garry beat the odds this Election Day and her mother credits her late father — Hilltown farmer Harry Garry — in part for the win.

Howe rsquo s Cavern changing hands quot

by Tyler Schuling


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