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Dissatisfied with Berne supervisor candidates,
Abele launches write-in campaign for supervisor

By Zach Simeone

Dems’ Judge Jean Gagnon challenged by GOP’s Donati

By Zach Simeone

KNOX — Democrat Jean Gagnon is running for a second four-year term as town justice, and will be challenged by Republican Bonnie Donati, who also ran in 2007.

Dolin proposes 5% tax cut

NEW SCOTLAND — Supervisor Thomas Dolin has proposed an election-year budget with a 5-percent tax cut.

GUILDERLAND — Zoe Elwell, along with her seventh-grade classmates at Farnsworth Middle School, has been studying exploration.

GUILDERLAND — Democratic incumbent Rosemary Centi is running unopposed for another two-year term as town clerk. She has been Guilderland’s clerk since 2000, and was unopposed in the last three elections.

After practicing law for 23 years, including seven years in Albany County, Christopher Aldrich is making his first run for town judge on the Republican ticket.

NEW SCOTLAND — Nearly half of the Republican Committee has resigned and the remaining members have stripped one of their candidates of support.

VOORHEESVILLE — Hair salons are intimate places, where women often talk freely about what is on their minds. The Purity salon in Voorheesville is no exception.

GUILDERLAND — A logger turned artist has created a new abstract sculpture for Farnsworth Middle School with the help of its students.

NEW SCOTLAND — Sphere Development is still very interested in building a Target-anchored shopping center in New Scotland.

 

 

GUILDERLAND — Local, independently-owned florists in Guilderland are worried that the Guilderland Fire Department’s annual Valentine’s Day fund-raiser is going to put them out of business.

Stanton, Robinson on New Scotland FIRST line

NEW SCOTLAND — Two-thirds of the New Scotland FIRST ticket will likely appear on the ballot in November.

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