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For town board

by Rachel Dutil

GOP challenger Schultz says he’ll fight ‘machine’



Issues range from taxes to growth

by Jarrett Carroll

Supervisor unopposed as four vie for two seats on town board



GUILDERLAND — In a contest similar to the 2005 elections, four candidates are vying for two open seats on the all-Democratic town board and the supervisor is running unopposed.

For town board

by Rachel Dutil

Voss wants to share planning expertise

Vitae for Guilderland candidates

by Jarrett Carroll



Kenneth Runion

Democrat Kenneth Runion has been town supervisor since 2000. He grew up in Rochester and moved to Guilderland in 1974.

Four race for two judgeships

by Rachel Dutil





NEW SCOTLAND – The race for town judge in New Scotland departs form the norm on several counts this year.

The town has two judges who, in the past, have ran staggered races every two years for four-year terms.

Judge unopposed

by Jarrett Carroll

Bailey seeks second term



GUILDERLAND — John Bailey is asking voters for another four years on the bench.

Incumbent Adkins feels she can make a difference

by Rachel Dutil





NEW SCOTLAND – Republican Margaret Adkins says that she really enjoys being a town justice, and feels she can make a difference. She is running for re-election in a four-way race for two town justice posts.

Clerk unopposed

by Jarrett Carroll

Centi seeks fourth term



GUILDERLAND — Maintaining records and being the recording secretary for a town government that serves 35,000 residents is just another day on the job for Rosemary Centi.

For GOP

by Rachel Dutil

Newcomer Keenan says he’s always wanted to be a judge

Highway super unopposed

by Jarrett Carroll

Gifford GOP’s only official



GUILDERLAND — The town’s only elected Republican official is running for his sixth four-year term as highway superintendent, but he says his post has nothing to do with politics.

For the Dems

by Rachel Dutil

Brendan O’Shea wants to give back

A day of dollar haircuts celebrates 1930 146 s founding

by Saranac Hale Spencer





GUILDERLAND — One man can set the course for generations.

For the Dems

by Rachel Dutil

Wukitsch says he’s learned on the bench



Checked in at the library

by Saranac Hale Spencer





ALTAMONT — Heavy lifting happens in the morning at the Altamont Free Library, and some days it reaps more rewards than others.

For town clerk

by Rachel Dutil

Dems’ incumbent Deschenes challenged by GOP’s Barone

Democratic incumbent Diane Deschenes is being challenged by Republican Penny Barone. The town clerk serves a two-year term and earns an annual salary of $49,499.

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