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GUILDERLAND — After a hiatus in town politics, Republicans are looking to revitalize their party and end a nearly decade-long Democratic hold on the town board.





KNOX — As a developer considers a large subdivision in the town, area residents and officials speculate about its effects.

Will be Saratoga assistant super
Principal Piccirillo leaves GHS



GUILDERLAND — After not quite 20 months as principal of Guilderland High School, Michael Piccirillo is moving on.

As hurricane season starts
FEMA urges insuring for flood damage



ALBANY COUNTY — Floods are the number-one natural disaster in the United States, according to FEMA, yet flood damage is not covered by most homeowner’s insurance.




GUILDERLAND — Teachers here get on-the-job training using "a reflective approach."



GUILDERLAND — After nearly a decade of serving the town, Bryan M. Clenahan was appointed Monday night to represent Westmere in the Albany County Legislature.

Gone country
Town calms fears on festival



GUILDERLAND — Countryfest is back on track for Altamont next month.





ALTAMONT — The water is on again at Alice Fisher’s house, but she may soon be leaving.





ALTAMONT — The red carpet was rolled out as reading got the royal treatment at Altamont Elementary School on Friday.





GUILDERLAND – Amanda Pierce hopes to one day keep stats for her favorite baseball team – the New York Mets.

Free concerts at Tawasentha Park
Pedinotti tells stories through song, bluesy and blythe







ALBANY COUNTY — Seven months after a gang-rape was reported on the University at Albany campus, two of the three accused men pleaded guilty to felony third-degree rape yesterday morning.





HILLTOWNS — The race is on.

Two Democrats will be battling to represent the Hilltowns in the Democrat-dominated county legislature.





New commercial and residential swimming pools need to have alarms to detect an unsupervised child or pet, or an intruder breaking the water.

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