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GUILDERLAND — Cancer led Thomas Quaglieri, and his son, Daniel, to start a program called 4-Wheeling for Healing, in 2006.

Lifting weights builds bones while high spirits build camaraderie

By Zach Simeone

WESTERLO — The town board has agreed to hold a special election this May on the purchase of the Westerlo School from the Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District.

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — Despite the lack of a roof, the Rudy Stempel Family Sawmill is once again open for business after the building had caved in under one of the heaviest snowfalls in recent history.

GUILDERLAND — Steve Strong, the president of State Farm Utility Corporation, is trying to put himself out of business.

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — By putting their talents on display, the Hilltowns Players hope to raise money for the Community Caregivers this weekend in their annual entertainment showcase.

NEW SCOTLAND — The balance of the town board reflected the division of residents at a public hearing for the much-awaited size-cap law, and the minority prevailed.

Birdie soars at VCSD

VOORHEESVILLE — Teenage effervescence dances across the stage in choreographed rhythm as students perform a musical classic.

GUILDERLAND CENTER — Martha Whitney is tired of truck traffic shaking the walls of her house.

Pine Bush Preserve looks to expand by 1,500 acres

GUILDERLAND – On March 18, the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission will decide when the new draft of its management plan will be released to the public.

NEW SCOTLAND — A big box is opening on Route 85, but it’s nothing new, it’s been there for years.

Thousands of e-mail addresses accidentally sent to parents

GUILDERLAND — Parents across the school district were startled last month to receive an e-mail listing the address of thousands of other Guilderland parents.

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