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By Zach Simeone

RENSSELAERVILLE — Gary Zeh spent much of his first weekend as the town’s new highway superintendent plowing snow.

Mayor says police at polls for public safety

Town board splits along party lines on just two appointments

GUILDERLAND — Following the November elections, which returned the Democratic incumbents to office, no new appointments were made for the new year.

By Zach Simeone

BERNE ¾ As his first order of business, George Gebe, Berne’s new supervisor, wished a happy New Year to those who watched him take the oath of office at the town board’s 2010 re-organizational meeting on Jan. 1.

GUILDERLAND — The school board voted unanimously Tuesday night to appoint Charles Dedrick, the district superintendent for the Capital Region BOCES, as a search consultant for finding a new leader for the Guilderland schools.

Elected trio changes face of planning

NEW SCOTLAND — Changes in appointed leadership positions were significant, but not surprising on the first day of the year.

Citizen takes town to court over water tank plan

NEW SCOTLAND — A neighbor of the future Kensington Woods housing development is suing the town after the zoning and planning boards permitted plans for a 100-foot water tower to advance.

ALTAMONT — Paula Dunnells, a supervisor for the Altamont Rescue Squad, has been arrested for falsifying business records on payroll slips, and for grand and petit larceny.

By Zach Simeone

RENSSELAERVILLE — Dale Dorner, the town’s newest councilwoman, is an attorney who has a law firm in Medusa with her son. She grew up on Staten Island, and lived in Coxsackie before moving to Rensselaerville in 1976.

GUILDERLAND — Lucky, the Pomeranian mix, lives up to his name — he survived a Route 20 accident that killed his owner; now, witnesses of the fatal crash are eager to adopt him.

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