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John Crosier steps down from planning board

by Tyler Schuling





BERNE — John Crosier, a founding member and long-time chairman of the Berne Planning Board, has stepped down after 35 years.

Board scrutinizes bus purchases

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





GUILDERLAND — School board members had plenty of questions Tuesday night about the district’s usual procedure for replacing school buses.

Future City winners 151 again Farnsworth students earn moment in the sun

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Future City winners — again
Farnsworth students earn moment in the sun

Concerns raised in Westmere Cell-phone antennas all along the water tower

by Jarrett Carroll

Concerns raised in Westmere
Cell-phone antennas all along the water tower

No tenting for Orchard Creek patrons pavilion approved

by Jarrett Carroll





ALTAMONT — Local golf enthusiasts won’t be hanging out in a tent next summer at the Orchard Creek Golf Course.

Eberles honored with grant to preserve history and art

by Rachel Dutil





Stumbaugh sets course to combat senioritis

by Rachel Dutil




VOORHEESVILLE – "Senioritis is a beast," said Brian Stumbaugh, the chairman of the English Department at Clayton A. Bouton High School.

Couple busted for growing pot

by Saranac Hale Spencer





KNOX — Police found 20 marijuana plants in Edward and Patricia Gardineer’s East Berne home.

Fees rise for upgraded parks

by Jarrett Carroll





After nearly 10 years, the town of Guilderland Parks and Recreations Department has increased its fees for 2007.

Committee to be formedHow should district spend 1 78M in EXCEL aid quot

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Committee to be formedHow should district spend $1.78M in EXCEL aid"



Despite 145 substandard 146 road More development approved

by Jo E. Prout

Despite ‘substandard’ road
More development approved



Village to develop water plan

by Saranac Hale Spencer





ALTAMONT — Water is topping the village’s agenda now that its board has adopted a new comprehensive plan.

To the rescue Free blood-pressure clinic in Altamont

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

To the rescue
Free blood-pressure clinic in Altamont



ALTAMONT — The supervisor of the Altamont Rescue Squad, Paula Dunnells, has spent the bulk of her adult life caring for others.

New Vista Tech park plan raises concerns

by Rachel Dutil





NEW SCOTLAND – The town has concerns about Vista Technology, which plans to build a quarter of its 440-acre campus in the northeast corner of New Scotland.

Hennessey is new chair Von Ronne leaves zoning board

by Rachel Dutil




NEW SCOTLAND – Ronald Von Ronne has spent the last 20 years serving his town on the zoning board of appeals, but now, he said, it’s time "to pass the football on to the new guys."

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