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GCSD board calls on community to raise funds for school sports

Recession closes independent Italian eatery in Star Plaza

GUILDERLAND — After 10 years of collecting payments, the town is releasing over $2 million to the state’s Department of Transportation, for the Northern Corridor Flyover Bridge.

“I listen,” says Diefendorf, who relates to students on all levels

VOORHEESVILLE — Mark Diefendorf followed an unconventional course, charted by circumstance, to a career in education.

VOORHEESVILLE — Smiles surrounded Jerry Clark because he looked for ways to make them.

GUILDERLAND — The voice of a concerned mother has been heard.

Protesters rally to protect elephants as the circus comes to town

Riding a wave of worldwide momentum to ban circus elephants, local activists plan to demonstrate on May 6 when the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus arrives in Albany.

VOORHEESVILLE — Making her first bid for a seat on the school board, sees this period as an opportunity to affect change.

She and Kristine Gravino are campaigning together for the two seats on the board.

VOORHEESVILLE — , 36, is making her first run for the school board because this is a time for changes in the district.

She is campaigning with Cindy Monaghan.

VOORHEESVILLE — Having challenged two incumbents in the last election, , 53, is making his second run for a seat on the school board because people want to see changes in the district, he said.

Six vie for four seats

VOORHEESVILLE — Facing a year likely to bring a difficult budget process, four people are running for two seats on the board of education.

GUILDERLAND — In recognition of Earth Day, the town of Guilderland announced that its recycling program has expanded.

GUILDERLAND — is continuing to campaign against bullying and for environmental stewardship as he did during his first run for school board last year.

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