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Bank bandit nabbed

by Jarrett Carroll





GUILDERLAND — A man wanted for bank robberies in Albany and Guilderland was arrested on Sunday by Albany Police.

Report bird deaths to avoid West Nile

by Jarrett Carroll


ALBANY COUNTY — Mosquito season is here. As the county starts applying larvicide, it asks residents to report birds that have died in the past 24 hours — crows in particular.

In New Scotland Dems and GOP faceoff with full slates

by Rachel Dutil

In New Scotland
Dems and GOP faceoff with full slates



NEW SCOTLAND – The race is heating up in New Scotland – Republicans and Democrats have announced their party’s candidates for the town’s November elections.

Jimmy waits for a liver His mother stays by his side

by Rachel Dutil




VOORHEESVILLE – Jimmy Pincheon is a happy, "do-anything-for-anybody kind of kid," says his mother, Stephanie Pincheon.

Voorheesville rescue squad will look at charging patients

by Saranac Hale Spencer





VOORHEESVILLE — After some debate, the Voorheesville Area Ambulance Service has agreed to look into charging patients for service.

Who should write Westerlo rsquo s master plan quot

by Tyler Schuling





WESTERLO — The town board and newly created planning board are at odds over who should write a master plan for land use.

Family Day offers old-fashioned fun

by Tyler Schuling



BERNE — On July 7, on Family Day, area residents will celebrate community at the Berne town park.

The Altamont Enterprise Feature Story for the week of June 28 2007

by Jarrett Carroll

Westervelt wallows in prison, maintaining his innocence as he re-works his case



DANNAMORA — Erick Westervelt is haunted by a cigarette butt.

Westervelt 146 s family quot We know where he was that night quot

by Jarrett Carroll

Westervelt’s family:
"We know where he was that night"

Westervelt appealsClaims quot trickery quot by Bethlehem Police

by Jarrett Carroll

Westervelt appealsClaims "trickery" by Bethlehem Police

Going Out for horns amp drums A night for the children done by the town band

by Jarrett Carroll

Going Out for horns & drums
A night for the children done by the town band



GUILDERLAND — Making music takes passion and perseverance.

Silence is not Golden Website riles school board

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Silence is not Golden
Website riles school board



GUILDERLAND — Last Tuesday’s school board meeting began with a citizen’s call for civility and ended with a board discussion on ethics and free speech.

Northeast Quadrant feels development pressure 150 Tech Park and housing proposed

by Rachel Dutil



NEW SCOTLAND – With intense development pressure pushing against the Northeast Quadrant, concerns about maintaining rural character in the town contrast those about obtaining municipal water.

Hoyt-Fowler dies at 55 School loses its voice husband misses literary love

by Rachel Dutil

Hoyt-Fowler dies at 55
School loses its voice, husband misses literary love



VOORHEESVILLE – Molly Hoyt-Fowler’s English accent was well known around the community.

Serving time for God Pastor Loux walks with his flock

by Jo E. Prout





ONESQUETHAW — The Reverend Joseph A. Loux Jr. serves the Lord best himself by serving those who serve others, and those who serve time.

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