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GUILDERLAND — An Altamont man was arrested last week for selling alcohol to a minor.

“You never rezone to benefit an individual,” Weston said. “You have to rezone to conform to the comprehensive plan.”

Corlis Carroll plans to hold an exhibition of painted photographs on Dec. 6, from 3 to 7 p.m., at 1855 Western Ave.

“We are working on getting her the help she needs,” said Sheriff Apple. “Honestly, a mental health issue is usually a factor in these cases.”

In December, a family sets aside the mundane and reads about the magical.

Cynthia Elliott wants to replant her family's Scotch Hill Acres tree farm and use the site's enclosed pavilion as an outdoor banquet facility during the off season. 

Westerlo's tax rate is still unavailable, but is not expected to change much, according to Supervisor Richard Rapp. 

Residents voted Tuesday to replace Voorheesville's pool filtration system that was installed in 2002. The final cost to the district is expected to be $28,000.

The town's water tank has been repaired, after a random shot caused a disruption.

The home of Frederick CrounseAltamont’s first doctor, at 759 Route 146, the village’s main street, has sat empty for about three decades.

 

Supervisor Kenneth Runion said this week that the town had granted Verizon a franchise agreement so that it could install utilities in the right-of-way.

“Ideally, the land would not be used for development at all,” said Hawver. “But, what they’ve proposed is a reasonable compromise.”

“I work to form partnerships with the counties and other municipalities because everyone benefits,” said Crosier.

With a $10,000 grant, the Clayton A. Bouton High School will build its first robotics team and compete in March.

The school district here, like those across the state, is facing a new budget year without the ability to raise taxes unless it can get a supermajority of voters to approve a hike.

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