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NEW SCOTLAND — Republican is making a second run for the clerk’s office.

GUILDERLAND — Guilderland High School seniors who plan to work in education may apply for a $2,000 college scholarship from the Guilderland Teachers’ Association.

GUILDERLAND — Democratic Supervisor Kenneth Runion has drafted a $30 million tentative budget for next year that he says won’t raise taxes.

Knox man charged in international fraud scheme,
nets four others on weapons and cruelty counts

By Zach Simeone

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — The Berne-Knox-Westerlo Board of Education approved its 2009-10 tax rates for the seven towns served by the school district.

By Zach Simeone

RENSSELAERVILLE — A candidate’s handling of ballots on the evening of last week’s primaries is being investigated by the Albany County Board of Elections.

GOP critiques process

GUILDERLAND — Before the tentative town budget for next year has been filed, the process for building and reviewing it is being questioned.

BERNE — Hilltown residents remain riled after two East Berne dogs were shot and killed last week. No arrests have been made.

NEW SCOTLAND — As a deeply divided town battles over its future and the Republican Party splits, the race for the Conservative line — for two seats on the town board — is too close to call.

Public will wrestle with Guilderland Center’s future

GUILDERLAND  — As part of the process to develop a neighborhood master plan for Guilderland Center, a public workshop will be held for the community today, Sept. 24.

School board recommends Genzano to fill vacant seat

GUILDERLAND — From a field of eight candidates, the school board plans to appoint Emilio Genzano to fill the seat left vacant when John Dornbush died in July.

GUILDERLAND — The Zoning Review Committee and the Guilderland Chamber of Commerce will begin work next week to update the town codes.

GUILDERLAND — The results of Tuesday’s Conservative and Independence party primaries in Guilderland are in, and the Democratic incumbent candidates for town board and town judge won by large margins.

GUILDERLAND — Last month, Latham contractors Bette and Cring filed a lien against Brandle Meadows, Jeff Thomas’s senior housing complex, for non-payment of over $2 million.

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