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Give me answers about animal shelter


GUILDERLAND — The arguments between Town Hall and Guilderhaven have been mute for the past two years, but the organization’s members now want answers.

Barone challenges Democratic incumbent Deschenes



NEW SCOTLAND – Penny Barone is hoping to follow in the footsteps of her Aunt Lyn Holmberg. Barone, a Republican, is challenging Diane Deschenes, a Democratic incumbent, for town clerk.





GUILDERLAND — Christ the King Church has two new priests to meet and guide its growing parish.





NEW SCOTLAND – Darrell Duncan is hoping to win his eighth election as the town of New Scotland highway superintendent. Duncan, a Democrat, is running unopposed.

He has held the position for 14 years.

County office buys the farm



ALBANY COUNTY — Local farmers are disappointed and angry that the federal farm-service office in Albany County is slated to close.

Offending signs snagged in Voorheesville



VOORHEESVILLE — Some campaign signs began showing up in the village before the law allowed.

Campaign issues focus on growth



NEW SCOTLAND – As this still-rural town faces increased development pressure, issues this election season center on how growth should be handled and the role the public should play in planning for the town’s future.

‘Political operatives’ can fill out ballots



RENSSELAERVILLE — Following the Conservative Party primary, some of the town’s Conservatives criticized the absentee ballot process, which election officials said this week is legal.

The Astyks cut energy use to 10 percent of American average



KNOX — No one has ever rioted for austerity. Until now.

LaGrange touts "youthful energy"


NEW SCOTLAND—Douglas LaGrange says that it is important to have leadership and a "youthful energy" in a town supervisor. He is running for the post on the Republican Party line against Democratic challenger, Thomas Dolin.

Professor Jennings uses Harry Potternovels to explore "attachment, friendship, and intimacy"

Dolin says he has credentials, commitment to lead

Hybrids save their owners money over the long haul



If you’re looking for a hybrid SUV, you might have to wait, according to local car salesmen.

Baron supports seniors



NEW SCOTLAND – Democrat Deborah Baron says that she respects the strength of the volunteer corps in the town. She is running for a second four-year term on the town board.

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