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As two daughters and two sons-in-law serve their country The Waltses say quot We all want peace sometime soon quot

by Saranac Hale Spencer

As two daughters and two sons-in-law serve their country...The Waltses say, "We all want peace...sometime soon"



Packages from home help soldiers through quot their hardest holiday quot

by Saranac Hale Spencer






ALTAMONT — Every soldier needs an elf — that’s Darlene Stanton’s philosophy anyway.

Residential renewal McKownville plans for future

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Residential renewal
McKownville plans for future



Robert Briggs Whipple a farmer and a gentleman dies at 77

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





KNOX — Robert Briggs Whipple — a farmer devoted to his land, his family, and his town — died on Friday, Nov. 23, 2007, at Albany Medical Center of complications following surgery. He was 77.

Coons family looks to rise from the ashes

by Tyler Schuling






Liddle discontent after close clerks race

by Tyler Schuling




KNOX — After being narrowly defeated in the November election, Deborah Liddle, Democratic candidate for Knox town clerk, says the letter she circulated during her campaign was "not of a malicious nature."

Fight is on to save clinic

by Tyler Schuling





WESTERLO — A group of citizens is fighting to keep the Perkins Clinic in Westerlo open.

Pearson is surrounded by the things she cherishes

by Tyler Schuling





Planning board approves cluster development on Grant Hill Road

by Jo E. Prout





GUILDERLAND — Developers for a project on Grant Hill Road received planning-board approval last week after a year-long wait.

GHS music program hits a high note

by Melissa Hale-Spencer






35 Votes

by Rachel Dutil

Gives Dolin win in N.S. supervisor race



NEW SCOTLAND – Democrat Thomas Dolin will be the next New Scotland supervisor.

145 A starting point 146

by Rachel Dutil

Senior overlay district gets another look



Hilltown winners

by Tyler Schuling

Election results from absentee ballots



HILLTOWNS — Election results are in for Knox and Rensselaerville after absentee ballots were counted last week.

A salute to our elders

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

A chance to give to those who have contributed to the community for decades

The holidays are a time of giving and sometimes that means more than shopping at the mall.

EHD confirmed on dead deer in Albany Rensselaer and Niagara counties

by Saranac Hale Spencer



ALBANY COUNTY - Having made its first appearance in the state this fall in Voorheesville, Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease has now been confirmed elsewhere in Albany County and in some neighboring counties.

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