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The Neighborhood Nanny drop-in child-care program is now open for busy parents who need a few hours during the day to get things done.

Wandering group home resident found before nightfall

ALTAMONT — Kyle Austin is safe at home again.

“Visceral tug” succeeds in getting $41k grant
to keepWestmere firefighters safe in tall buildings

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — In the wake of a failed budget, and with a new superintendent, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo School Board has stuck with its current president, and has hosted a community forum to guide its future.

Dawson loves nature, wants to stop the climate crisis

VOORHEESVILLE — After reaching a mountain’s summit, Karen Dawson looks back to see how far she came.

Be mindful of parachutes when ready to take flight

VOORHEESVILLE — Clayton A. Bouton’s valedictorian asked her 90 classmates to remember who packed their parachutes.

GOP pushes for early budget workshops

GUILDERLAND — A July 6 town board meeting with just one agenda item left Republican board members wondering why the supervisor didn’t use the time to start planning for next year’s budget.

GUILDERLAND — Those who would like to serve on the Guilderland School Board have until Monday to submit a résumé and letter of interest to the district office.

Nelligan wants to show GOP is a strong party

GUILDERLAND — Ted Danz has relinquished his role as the chairman of Guilderland’s Republican Party, and former vice chairman Matthew Nelligan has filled the spot.

Salerno lauded by Village Hall crow
He says he chose not to take required exam

ALBANY COUNTY — Andrew Tinning is in a lot of pain. It radiates from his joints. It hurts to climb stairs.

But he has a sense of mission in his work as a volunteer for HIICAP.

By Zach Simeone

HILLTOWNS — Three organizations will be rotating Helderberg properties in the coming months.

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