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Picking apples down on the farm

by Rachel Dutil

Indian Ladder gets its customers interested in nature



NEW SCOTLAND – One of the goals at Indian Ladder Farms is to get people out into the orchard, away from cars, and interested in agriculture, says the farm’s owner, Peter Ten Eyck.

For town board

by Rachel Dutil

GOP challenger Schultz says he’ll fight ‘machine’



Decision soon on 20 West

by Jo E. Prout





GCSD audit reveals no material weaknesses

by Melissa Hale-Spencer


With 27M bond vote in November School board talks technology

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

With $27M bond vote in November
School board talks technology



GUILDERLAND — Six million dollars of a bond vote slated for Nov. 13 is geared towards improving technology and safety in the Guilderland schools.

1 School Altamont Elementary named a Blue Ribbon School

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

#1 School
Altamont Elementary named a Blue Ribbon School



GUILDERLAND — Altamont Elementary School received national recognition this week as a Blue Ribbon School and its principal is crediting the entire community.

Historic Altamont quot Villagers protest proposed zoning law

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Historic Altamont"
Villagers protest proposed zoning law



Going Out for gospel Card deals with lament worship in book and song

by Tyler Schuling

Going Out for gospel
Card deals with lament, worship in book and song



ALTAMONT — Eugene Peterson came to a realization one day that caused him to cry uncontrollably.

Nichols sold to Hannaford

by Saranac Hale Spencer





VOORHEESVILLE — After less than a year at the helm, Kevin Smith is selling Nichols’ Shop ’N Save to Hannaford Supermarkets.

Getting their fill Picard Rd residents miffed about mining

by Rachel Dutil

Getting their fill
Picard Rd. residents miffed about mining



Country-club development granted longer cul-de-sac

by Rachel Dutil





NEW SCOTLAND – Over the objections of several residents, Amedore Homes was granted a variance for a longer cul-de-sac for a cluster development at the Colonie Country Club.

Use variance requested Some favor cell tower for safety others oppose it for ugliness

by Rachel Dutil

Use variance requested
Some favor cell tower for safety, others oppose it for ugliness



Bryan pleads guilty will pay

by Tyler Schuling





RENSSELAERVILLE — David R. Bryan, a former town supervisor accused of stealing over $300,000 from four organizations in this rural town, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to one count of larceny, a felony.

Hope Vigil planned for October 14

by Tyler Schuling





ALBANY — The Hope Vigil is an annual event to honor the lives of those who have killed themselves and to help survivors through their grief.

Candidates debate town-wide debate

by Jarrett Carroll


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