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For retired town workers One more chance to get old benefits

For retired town workers
One more chance to get old benefits

GUILDERLAND Its the last call for town workers.

Floor and tub business gets OK

GUILDERLAND A flooring and tub-replacement business will be able to operate in densely-populated Western McKownville, near the Albany city line.

Whistle blowers can call hotline to report school fraud

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

GUILDERLAND Anyone aware of fraud or abuse in the school district now has a number to call: 1-888-208-3103.
"At long last, the system is live," said school board President Richard Weisz at last week’s board meeting.

Teacher Towle-Hilt comes in first Guilderland voters pass school and library budgets by wide margins

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Teacher Towle-Hilt comes in first
Guilderland voters pass school and library budgets by wide margins

At Cesar eacute and Lili A T for everyone 146 s taste

by Jo E. Prout

GUILDERLAND No matter whether shoppers styles are edgy or classic, young or mature, boutique Cesare and Lili caters to all.

Black car alarms girl

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

ALTAMONT A fifth-grade girl was alarmed waiting for the school bus Friday morning.

At Voorheesville Blow wins board seat budget passes by 80 votes

by Rachel Dutil

At Voorheesville
Blow wins board seat, budget passes by 80 votes

VOORHEESVILLE Two candidates vying for one school board seat shook hands after Tuesday nights announcement that Timothy Blow had been voted in.

Wukitsch named town judge by Dems Dolin still mum

by Rachel Dutil

NEW SCOTLAND David Wukitsch has some large shoes to fill.

Francis cries for help Four dozen cops answer

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Francis cries for help;
Four dozen cops answer

KNOX A call from a modest, cream colored house at 107 Lewis Road drew four dozen police officers on Saturday morning.

Centi re-opens Township

by Tyler Schuling

KNOX The Township Tavern, a long-time fixture in Knox, will soon be re-opening under a new owner.

Unpaid bill leaves workers without health care

by Tyler Schuling

RENSSELAERVILLE Medical coverage will be reinstated for town workers today, Supervisor Jost Nickelsberg told The Enterprise yesterday.

Town officials discuss giving up year 146 s salary

by Tyler Schuling

RENSSELAERVILLE Following accusations that a former supervisor embezzled thousands of dollars from three institutions in the town, Republican trustees are contemplating giving up their salaries for the rest of the year.