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As more people work from home, local towns consider zoning changes
Should home businesses move out of the house?

GUILDERLAND — Fuller Road will temporarily seem more congested than usual, but, in the long run, it will be safer and smoother to travel, according to Albany County Executive Michael Breslin.

VOORHEESVILLE — Staring out the window, Owen James often sits with a forepaw on the windowsill in his typically pensive posture.

As more people work from home, local towns consider zoning changes
Streamlining permits raises GOP concerns

Board says: Put flesh on the bones
Prez proposes no raises next year

GUILDERLAND — Fourth-grade student Alexa DiCaprio shaved her head on March 21. In the months leading up to the haircut, she raised over $6,000 for childhood cancer research.

GUILDERLAND — Come September, elementary students may be in school 15 minutes more each day if the school board here adopts a recommendation from its transportation committee.

McCoy backs off plan to cut sales-tax revenues for towns

School aid delayed — again

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — The Berne-Knox-Westerlo administration has moved away from its two-tier budget strategy, and amidst an outpouring of public interest, introduced a $19.7-million budget draft Monday.

Limits to toe the line
LaGrange drafts bill for planning board

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