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NEW SCOTLAND — Democrat Darrell Duncan is heading into his ninth election for the highway superintendent’s post.  He is not being challenged.

He likes representing the community, Duncan said.

NEW SCOTLAND — Spending almost a decade in the clerk’s office, Democrat has seen a number of changes and is seeking another two-year term.

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 — The rush to help 12-year-old Evan Kimmerer has been swift and sure.

NEW SCOTLAND — ’s first run for town board was sparked by the election’s defining issue.

NEW SCOTLAND — Republican , an incumbent councilman, is seeking a second two-year term on the town board.

NEW SCOTLAND — Long active in town and school functions, is making her first run for town office.

Historic house on the hill may soon have new neighbors

VOORHEESVILLE — Troy Miller is planning a major subdivision for the historic Voorhees House property on Prospect Street.

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