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County purchases defunct track

by Philippa Stasiuk

Rail trail awaits funding

Loos hunts for beauty

by Saranac Hale Spencer

ALBANY COUNTY Everything is within reach for Ryland Loos.

He has made it so.

Guilderland School Board postpones closed session

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

GUILDERLAND The school board postponed a closed session it had planned for Tuesday night after a number of school board members decided not to go.

At issue is whether the executive session would have been legal.

Tied by the code Cancer case points to need for updated law

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Tied by the code
Cancer case points to need for updated law

NEW SCOTLAND James Lynch has Stage 2 cancer, but he may live longer than two years.

Five Guys in Guilderland makes seven for Hada

GUIDLERLAND A new restaurant will open on Western Avenue in two weeks, in a building that has been vacant for over three years.

Historic hamlet is one of Seven to Save

By Zach Simeone

Size-cap bill moves Trio delivers on campaign promise

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Size-cap bill moves
Trio delivers on campaign promise

Is idle Berne nbsp business in further jeopardy

by Saranac Hale Spencer

By Zach Simeone

Plans laid for Libertarian governor rsquo s quest

What makes Redlich run?

GUILDERLAND While many New Yorkers are anticipating a Democratic primary for governor, a handful of Libertarians hope to see their candidate force a GOP primary.

Scam went awry at Crossgates Mall

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Man arrested for posing as a fire inspector

GUILDERLAND An Albany man was arrested Saturday for impersonating a fire inspector in order to scam money, and the Guilderland Police helped solve the crime.

Finishes second in region

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

FMS team designs Future City that makes homes for the homeless

GUILDERLAND The earthquake hadn’t hit Haiti when the students at Farnsworth Middle School designed a Future City that would help provide housing for survivors of such a disaster.

Split board in stalemate

Metro 20 takes town to court

GUILDERLAND The Metro 20 Diner on Western Avenue is seeking to reduce its assessed value by nearly $1 million, and will take the town to court on March 1.

Minus the mountains

Adirondack-style living planned for Guilderland

GUILDERLAND Local developer Vincent Wolanin wants to build Adirondack-style apartments for aging professionals who want to downsize.

Sherwin steps down

Brownell now chairs zoning review committee

GUILDERLAND A real estate agent has replaced the owner of a small business as the chair of a committee charged with updating the town’s zoning.

Land full Compost and burn instead of dumping

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Land full
Compost and burn instead of dumping

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