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Should Guilderland have a third judge

by Anne Hayden

GUILDERLAND — The town board is divided on whether to add a third part-time judge to its court.

Taber runs unopposed for fourth decade on the bench

by Philippa Stasiuk

ALTAMONT— Neil Taber is running unopposed for his eighth term as judge on the Fairness Party line. It’s a one-man party he created himself.

3-D holograms and cyber chips earn a prize in communication for FMS designers of a Future City

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

3-D holograms and cyber chips
earn a prize in communication for FMS designers of a Future City

GUILDERLAND — Communication counts.

Running unopposed Dineen and Whalen seek second four-year terms as Altamont trustees

by Philippa Stasiuk

 ALTAMONT—Incumbent trustees Kerry Dineen and Dean Whalen are running unopposed in the March 18 election for second four-year terms. Dineen is running on the same ticket as Mayor James Gaughan while Whalen is running independently.

Due to controversy town may designate roads for snowmobile use

by Philippa Stasiuk

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — Conflict has arisen between one landowner and local snowmobile clubs.

Serving as crew for hot-air balloon festivals takes Voorheesville couple Down Under

by Anne Hayden

VOORHEESVILLE — What began 10 years ago as a way to pass a boring August night has turned into an addictive hobby, and resulted in a month-long international trip for Mark and Karen Robertson of Voorheesville.

GCSD plans 85M budget

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

To cut 47 jobs, hike taxes 4%

GUILDERLAND — As the recession deepens, the school superintendent here proposed an $85 million budget Tuesday night that cuts 47 jobs.

Web wars a warm-up to supervisor rsquo s race

by Anne Hayden

Voorheesville resident collared for unlawful surveillance of woman

by Saranac Hale Spencer

NEW SCOTLAND — Keith B. Miller “candidly photographed” an 18-year-old woman while she was in his bathroom, according to the Albany County Sheriff’s Office.

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