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Counting birds for 85 years, local citizen scientists have witnessed many changes

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Legals 12-18-14

LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of formation of UYD Media LLC.

Geology students welcome

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Informed decisions are needed and require information from district leaders

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Gifts for the body, mind, and spirit

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Where can shoppers find a wide variety of locally produced gifts for the discriminating person who has everything?

We need to hear from the education professionals

by James Gaughan

I last wrote on Aug.

Runion deserves recognition for Mill Hollow meeting space

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Last week, I attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Guilderland Senior Citizens meeting space located at the Mill Hollow Condominiums, formerly the Bavarian Chalet.  This new facility for the seniors is a fabulous enhancement for this worthwhile town-sponsored service.

It breaks my heart that he doesn’t have a forever home

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Who names their dog Cerberus?

A black and tan hound mix dog was found late at night on Pond Hill Road, outside the hamlet of Rensselaerville, back in August.

Mayor's notes: We need to hear from the education professionals

by James Gaughan

On Nov. 19, seventy-four of the goal of 100 district residents participated in the first summit on the future of Guilderland schools.  Altamont Mayor James Gaughan was one of the residents who participated.

Join us for the Victorian Holiday Celebration

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Altamont Community Tradition is looking forward to seeing everyone at the 13th Annual Victorian Holiday Celebration on Sunday, Dec. 14, from noon to 6 p.m.

School and church work together to feed the hungry a Thanksgiving meal

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Annual invitation graciously extended Kirk Hill sledding tradition continues

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Year after year, it can be difficult to find something new to say about the tradition of sledding on Kirk Hill.

Biz participation pleases ACT

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Altamont Community Tradition is very excited to see so many local businesses participating in this year’s Victorian Holiday celebration.

Scouts collect 3,386 food items for the needy

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Troop 50 Scouts from St. Madeleine Sophie Church held their annual holiday food drive on Nov. 15.

Troop 50 would like to say thank-you to all who helped us in our goal. We collected 3,386 food items.

The food will go to the St. Madeleine Sophie food bank to help the needy in our area.

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