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Shhh

by Jo E. Prout

Has Salerno taken Civil Service exam required to be commissioner?

Thacher opens

by Saranac Hale Spencer

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.

Mulls request for dog park

by Jo E. Prout

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.

At 15 Muller knows tractors inside and out and rides his to glory

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

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.

Comptroller criticizes Berne rsquo s big balance supers defend rainy-day account

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

By Zach Simeone

ldquo Like walking into hell rdquo Six companies douse motel inferno

by Anne Hayden

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.

Parole officer collared for rape of 23-year-old parolee

by Anne Hayden

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

Lynnwood Elementary honored for teaching the whole child

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

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

Redlich sues Committee on Professional Standards

by Anne Hayden

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.

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