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Supervisor Hammond unchallenged,
Dem incumbents Viscio and Decker run again, challenged by Republican Stevens

By Zach Simeone

Runion schedules two budget workshops

Workers without water

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — After three days without water, the town’s highway department has a new water supply.

Contentious election pits Democratic
incumbent Kenneth Runion against Peter Golden on GOP line

By Zach Simeone

KNOX — Town Clerk Kimberly Swain and Tax Collector Delia “Barney” Palombo are running unopposed this fall.

Kimberly Swain

ALTAMONT — The home of Altamont’s first mayor, The Hiram Griggs House on Prospect Terrace, will be placed on the National Register of Historic Places this year, the centennial of his death.

Village buys new $300K fire truck

ALTAMONT — After a spirited public hearing, the village board approved Tuesday night by a vote of 4-1, with Trustee Kerry Dineen dissenting, a resolution to buy a new $318,450 fire truck.

GUILDERLAND — Deputy Sheriff Gerard Munrett III is recovering after his patrol car crashed into a tree on Sept. 27; he hopes to return to work by Oct. 15, said Craig Apple, undersheriff with the Albany County Sheriff’s Department.

Anne Hayden

GUILDERLAND — The town, as of Oct. 5, officially has a preliminary budget for 2010.

Dems have 10 times the GOP funds

VOORHEESVILLE — A special vote for reserve funds in the school district will be held on Oct. 20.

BERNE — The man arrested for shooting Rocky and Mocha, a pair of East Berne dogs, is a neighbor who says, according to police, that they bothered his farm animals and ate his chickens.

GUILDERLAND — A woman was apprehended by Guilderland Police after she fled from Crossgates Mall, hit two police officers with her car, and led a car chase.

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