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Dutch baseball in a sweet spot

by Jordan J. Michael

Guilderland baseball is looking to clinch a Class AA playoff spot.

Regan Johnson wins Professional of the Year award

by Jordan J. Michael

One of Regan Johnson's colleagues said that he's the prime example of an athletic director.

Photo: Four Guilderland athletes sign to colleges

Harrison Bickmore, Matt Mesiti, and Drew and Emily Burns have signed on for college athletics.

Photos: Voorheesville softball

Voorheesville lost to Cobleskill on Tuesday.

Against Cobleskill, softball doesn’t roll Voorheesville’s way

by Jordan J. Michael

If Voorheesville, playing Cobleskill, had let fewer balls pass, it may have been a different game.

Denn brothers forming military legacy

by Jordan J. Michael

VOORHEESVILLE — Three brothers from a small school have all been chosen by the nation’s top military academy — West Point.

Their care for each other belies the reputation of an armored soldier.

The Memorial Day 100 to begin in Albany

The Wounded Warrior Project brings its big event to Albany.

Gun club started trap shooting in April

BERNE — The Berne Conservation Club holds trap shooting every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. on its club property.

The club is located on Route 156, a half mile before the hamlet of Berne. All are welcome.

Schenectady County Conservation Council trap league results

The Berne Conservation Club and The Guan Ho Ha Fish and Game Club competed in a trap-shooting contest on April 12 at the Guan Ho Ha property on Rector Road in Scotia. With team totals of 222 to 200, the Berne Conservation Club won.

With 13 shooters, the top five scores by the Berne Conservation Club are:

Commentary: Baseball might be frozen in time

by Jordan J. Michael

Baseball's relaxed pace of play may be adding to its uniqueness in such a fast-paced world.

Clevelands compete for black belts

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Nine-year-old William Cleveland ended the school-bus bullying that had been tormenting his sister because the bullies knew of his expertise in taekwondo; he used his confidence but no force.