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GUILDERLAND — Alicia Rizzo wanted to be an elementary school teacher since she was 7 years old.

As a second-grader in Colonie public schools, she recalls, “During free time, I played teaching.”

GUILDERLAND — The fire chief’s blood ran cold when he pulled up to the Governor’s Inn and Suites early Monday morning. The pitch-black sky was lit with orange and yellow flames.

GUILDERLAND — A state parole officer was Tuesday arrested after he allegedly raped a parolee in her Guilderland home.

GUILDERLAND — Lynnwood Elementary is one of four schools in New York State being honored for teaching the whole child.

GUILDERLAND — Republican Councilman Warren Redlich, who is currently running for governor on the Libertarian line, filed a lawsuit this month against members of the Committee on Professional Standards.

Is our park a national treasure?

ALBANY COUNTY — Triumphant crowds roamed Thacher Park on Memorial Day after the legislature voted late last week to keep state parks open.

Village board hears of parking woes on Maple Avenue

VOORHEESVILLE — Maple Avenue residents are being ticketed because of illegal parking. One resident asked the village board last week to reduce the ticketing and offer alternative parking.

KNOX — Wyatt Muller can pull his own weight — and then some.

Blond and slim at 15, he has an earnest look as he talks of his passion for tractors.

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