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District 29
Feeney and Carman face off

ALBANY COUNTY — In a contested Guilderland county legislature race, two life-long town residents, both with less then one term’s experience, are squaring off for Fort Hunter’s District 29.

TV forum
Grimm chides Runion, appeals to school board

District 30
Newcomer Clenahan runs unopposed


Filling in at V’ville
Diegel is ‘a perfect fit’

VOORHEESVILLE – Ed Diegel says he has a "soft spot" in his heart for Voorheesville.

District 31
GOP’s Danz challenges incumbent Aylward

ALTAMONT — The race to represent western Guilderland in the Albany County Legislature is on.




ALBANY COUNTY — A political candidate who calls himself "a true Conservative" is questioning the absentee ballot process.

District 32
Mary Lou Connolly

ALBANY COUNTY — After serving four consecutive four-year terms, Mary Lou B. Connolly is seeking a fifth in the Albany County Legislature.

Riexinger blazes trail
First woman to head state’s Fish & Wildlife



BERNE — Patricia Riexinger is the first woman to head the state’s Fish, Wildlife, and Marine Resources Department.

District 32
Anton Konev


GUILDERLAND — Anton Konev, making his first run for the Albany County Legislature, describes himself as a community activist.

District 33
Patrick Greene

ALBANY COUNTY — If Republican Patrick Greene is elected to the Albany County Legislature, he says he won’t be using his $20,000 annual salary.

District 33
Herbert Reilly

District 38
Charles Houghtaling

District 39
Stevens challenges incumbent Gordon

HILLTOWNS — A state engineer and Knox native son is challenging a popular Democratic incumbent to represent the Hilltowns in the Albany County Legislature.

McGuire takes the helm at Guilderland,
prepared to steer an inclusive course





GUILDERLAND — For the first time in at least 20 years, the school board here has appointed a new superintendent with a split vote.

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