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GUILDERLAND — After pleading guilty on Tuesday to a drunk-driving fatality in front of Crossgates Mall on Western Avenue, Sasiano Suda was sentenced in Albany County Court to three-and-a-half to seven years in state prison.

In rural west end
Mixed reviews on water expansion



Homelesss
Sex-offender still has to register



GUILDERLAND — Whether they live under a bridge or on a park bench, homeless sex offenders still have to register with the state, according to the Division of Criminal Justice Services.





GUILDERLAND — If you happened to catch last Sunday’s edition of Parade, you may have recognized one of the smiling faces — especially if you just paid your taxes.

VIP days are over
Leggerio bilked $1.2 from state



GUILDERLAND — Nine years of living the high life off of stolen state funds came to an end on Tuesday for James L. Leggiero.





GUILDERLAND — A registered sex offender was arrested after begging for money from motorists on Western Avenue.





GUILDERLAND — Standing outside of his home smoking a cigarette on Tuesday night, a local man was forced into his house, bound with duct tape and assaulted, and then robbed, according to Guilderland Police.





GUILDERLAND — The school board last week unanimously adopted an $82 million spending plan for next year, after being divided on two budget items.

Incorporated in budget
GCSD to save $300K through health-insurance changes



Jennifer Roy shares her art
A story of survival against all odds in the Lodz ghetto is told in the voice of a child

Paying his due
McCartney gives V’ville $40K







VOORHEESVILLE – Addiction is difficult. Nearly everyone has been affected in some way by nicotine addiction, or its side effects, in their personal lives or the lives of someone they love, said Voorheesville Superintendent Linda Langevin.

Finalized
BKW adopts $19.3M budget





KNOX — With plans to renovate Town Hall, the town board voted Tuesday to hire a grant writer to aid in the project.





KNOX — After operating a tattoo parlor in Daytona Beach, Fla. for 30 years, Angelo Renko said it was time to come home.

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