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Brandle Meadows discolors village water

ALTAMONT — Village water ran red on Monday evening.

GUILDERLAND — Their children have now scattered across the country and the Shinases are bidding goodbye to Guilderland and the restaurant they spent 34 years building.

GUILDERLAND — Some emergency calls will be routed differently now that a new 911 system has been installed at the town’s police station.

GUILDERLAND — Some emergency calls will be routed differently now that a new 911 system has been installed at the town’s police station.

GUILDERLAND — Their children have now scattered across the country and the Shinases are bidding goodbye to Guilderland and the restaurant they spent 34 years building.

KNOX — A couple who use wind and solar power hosted a live, updated version of Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth at their Octagon Barn on Monday. 

GUILDERLAND — Alexandra Scott left a legacy when she died of cancer in 2004 and the children at Pine Bush Elementary School have inherited the cause.

Lessons challenge all levels of learners

GUILDERLAND — Enrichment in math and science is for any student who is interested at Farnsworth Middle School.

Dems pick Carol Lawlor

GUILDERLAND — Applause from a crowd of hundreds followed three votes for the appointment of Carol Lawlor as police chief.  The two opposing votes were met with silence.

GUILDERLAND — Following a high-speed chase, police caught up to robbery suspect James Spears on Saturday after his car got a flat tire.

MLF Enterprise threatens New Scotland

By David S. Lewis

NEW SCOTLAND – The owners of the Bender melon farm have threatened legal action if the town devalues their land with new zoning.

BERNE — Since December, Berne-Knox-Westerlo High School has been without a full-time principal.  Mary Petrilli has been on medical leave. 

By David S. Lewis

NEW SCOTLAND – Both Buona Sera and J.J. Madden’s have closed their doors to the public; owner John Jeffers said there wasn’t enough local business to keep him restaurant and bar afloat.

GALLUPVILLE — There’s something happening here.  But no one seems to know how it happened, how it keeps moving forward, or where it will go. 

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