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GUILDERLAND — After 26 years as postmaster in Guilderland Center, John Desarbo, 59, a McKownville resident, will retire this year.

Few challenge assessments in western Albany County

ALBANY COUNTY — A steady stream of property owners trickled in to town halls across western Albany County Tuesday, looking to reduce their assessments.

GUILDERLAND — For the third year in a row, the youth group of the Christ Church of the Capital Region will hold a fund-raiser in Tawasentha Park. This year, the money raised will help build an AIDS clinic in Zimbabwe.

BERNE — After gunpowder exploded in his face Saturday, 14-year-old Donald R. Youngs III “is doing well,” according to a nurse at the burn unit of the Westchester Medical Center.

Grimm withdraws from super’s race

GUILDERLAND — A nurse, a custodian, an aid, a teaching assistant, a supervisor, and six teachers were recently honored at the school district’s 32nd Annual Employee Recognition Ceremony.

NEW SCOTLAND — A proposed law setting limits on development in the commercial zone, which was sent to the Albany County Planning Board last month, met with disapproval last Thursday.

By Zach Simeone

RENSSELAERVILLE — Republican Myra Dorman, former supervisor and two-time town councilwoman, is running for supervisor again this year.

NEW SCOTLAND — The town has begun a process to draft a wind-turbine law with a split vote on hiring a lawyer to advise it.

GUILDERLAND — A motorcyclist collided with a car last Friday when he failed to yield the right-of-way, turning from Mercycare Lane onto Western Avenue, according to Guilderland Police.

NEW SCOTLAND — Conservative party endorsements in town have not fallen along party lines this year.

GUILDERLAND — Ever since the Guilderland library became a public library with taxing powers, taxpayers have supported its budget. The tradition continued Tuesday for the 22nd year.

GUILDERLAND — Three Guilderland entities are observing anniversaries this year, and one big gala will celebrate them all.

 

GUILDERLAND — As she travels the Hudson Valley, retracing her father’s journey, Lucey Bowen will stop at The Book House in Stuyvesant Plaza to sign copies of Croswell Bowen’s 1941 book, Great River of the Mountains: The Hudson.

Guilderland last to agree to recycling regulations for Rapp Road landfill

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