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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.

Asks town to repair culverts Farmer waits as his fields flood

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Asks town to repair culverts
Farmer waits as his fields flood


RENSSELAERVILLE — Robert Seeger has waited for two years as his pastures and fields flood and erode.

Athena not reserved about missing volleyball

by Tyler Schuling





New rules for pools

by Tyler Schuling





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

As hurricane season starts FEMA urges insuring for flood damage

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

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.

Board reviews manuals for teacher training and school safety

by Melissa Hale-Spencer




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

Clenahan to represent Westmere

by Jarrett Carroll



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

by Jarrett Carroll

Gone country
Town calms fears on festival



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

Fisher is home village stays mum

by Saranac Hale Spencer





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

Oscar goes to the library to trespass freely and fearlessly

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





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

Haitian survival goes from school work to Pierce 146 s passion

by Rachel Dutil





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

by Jo E. Prout

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



Former UAlbany football players penalized for rape

by Jarrett Carroll





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.

Crosier to contest Gordon for county seat

by Tyler Schuling





HILLTOWNS — The race is on.

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

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