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Gedeon bounds to the top of the dog show world fulfilling the dreams of his humans

by Philippa Stasiuk

GLENVILLE — A compact, muscular blinding force barreling to the stars: Gedeon has a dog-show career not unlike himself.

Listed for closure

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Can other groups keep Thacher open?

Historic Rensselaerville church may have new steeple by year rsquo s end

by Saranac Hale Spencer

By Zach Simeone

Herkimer County man turns himself in

by Anne Hayden

Guilderland woman struck and killed on the Thruway

GUILDERLAND — Twenty-one-year-old Guilderland High School graduate Jamie Klemczak was killed on Saturday, Feb. 20, when she was hit by a car near Exit 30 on the Thruway, in the town of German Flatts.

After peace shirt arrest

by Anne Hayden

Judges say free speech not violated

Funding for BKW Connections disconnected

by Anne Hayden

By Zach Simeone

At first gathering Hilltown Homefront Patriots rail against the media the two-party system and taxing cow flatulence

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

At first gathering, Hilltown Homefront Patriots rail against
the media, the two-party system, and taxing cow flatulence

Public hearing on March 11

by Saranac Hale Spencer

County planners approve size-cap proposal

NEW SCOTLAND — The latest version of the long-debated size-cap law now is closer to passage than it has been in its roughly year-long history.

At Shabbos House

by Anne Hayden

Rabbi arrested for giving alcohol to minor, imposes ban on all liquor

Fed funds 130k to clean up Joe rsquo s

by Anne Hayden

GUILDERLAND — The defunct gas station at 2594 Western Ave., owned by the late Joseph Calabro, will be one of three Capital Region sites to get federal stimulus money for contaminated soil and groundwater cleanup.

In memory of Mikey G

by Anne Hayden

Bowl-a-thon to help Grinmanis family

ALTAMONT — Friends of Michael Grinmanis, the Altamont teen killed in a car crash on Dec. 19, are rallying to help his family.

Rough road to recreation

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Citizens rally to keep Thacher Park open

ALBANY COUNTY — Rising from a discontented crowd, a hat crumpled in his hands, Tom Thacher reproached the state for its possible plans to close his family’s gift to the people of New York.

Anticipating cuts in aid

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

GCSD hears variety of views on tough choices

Voorheesville rsquo s fire department shifts strategy in pursuit of new truck

by Philippa Stasiuk

Town workers riled over plan to hire back bookkeeper

by Saranac Hale Spencer

NEW SCOTLAND — The bookkeeper’s salary brought half a dozen angry workers to Town Hall last week.

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