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ldquo There rsquo s a fuzziness rdquo super says

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Should town and gown formalize relationship?

GUILDERLAND — Most of the school board likes the idea of formalizing relationships with the town of Guilderland but the town supervisor warns it could turn into a mess.

Water regs tightened for outside users

by Tim Matteson

By Zach Simeone

VOORHEESVILLE — Residents outside the village who purchase Voorheesville water and are behind in their bills now have to pay sooner, or they face having their water service cut off.

Onderdonk confounds planners

by Tyler Schuling

Questions raised

by Tyler Schuling

Sewer project moves forward

BERNE — The town’s sewer project is moving forward but this month some who are involved in the project raised questions.  

Poets to perform at open mic on Sunday

by Tim Matteson

By David S. Lewis

VOORHEESVILLE – “Poetry makes nothing happen.  It survives in the valley of its saying,” according to the English poet W. H. Auden.

R rsquo ville divided over meaning

by Tyler Schuling

Following AG’s opinion, semantics ensue

RENSSELAERVILLE — Rensselaerville residents and officials disagreed this month over an opinion handed down by the state’s Attorney General’s office.

School budgets all pass

by Tyler Schuling


At BKW, victors are Sikule and O’Connor

Learning ldquo the esoterics of easements rdquo

by Tyler Schuling

New requirements for Berne planners and zoners

Golden ousted GTA-backed candidates win

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

GCSD voters pass $84M budget in landslide

GUILDERLAND — Voters here passed school and library budgets by a landslide on Tuesday and ousted an incumbent school board member.

Town to cut jobs

by Saranac Hale Spencer

GUILDERLAND — Four weeks ago, John Adamovich lost his job. 

Two weeks ago, Supervisor Kenneth Runion said that the position was cut to save money in tough economic times. 

Town to take bids on 7M west-end water project nbsp

by Saranac Hale Spencer

GUILDERLAND — Once dry, the town’s rural west end is closer to having municipal water service.

Principals get 3 75 raise for each of three years

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Twelve GCSD employees honored, applauded

GUILDERLAND — For the 31st year, the school board here honored some of its most outstanding workers, nominated by their colleagues and selected by a committee of their peers.

Forgotten deed restriction may lead applicant to court

by Jo E. Prout

GUILDERLAND — A restricted subdivision proposal by a town official’s relative, but opposed by another town official, may be headed to court instead of the planning board.

Turf war Oliver protests uprooted garden

by Jo E. Prout

By Zach Simeone

ALTAMONT — Villagers looking to liven up the patch of grass in front of their homes might want to think twice.

Donlon at the Home Front Caf eacute

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Pollard invites the public to “welcome this American hero”

ALTAMONT — Roger H. C. Donlon was the first American soldier in the Vietnam War to be awarded the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military decoration.

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