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Garden gnome has lost its light

Gloria White, Altamont

In 1917, New York City bid farewell to 25,000 National Guard Troops with massive parade

by Eric Durr

More than 400,000 New Yorkers served in the military during World War I, more than from any other state.

Hear tales of how women really won the right to vote

Marilyn Miles, program coordinator, Clarksville Historical Society

With Darrell Duncan, people come first

Bob Prentiss, New Scotland

Follow Up: Paper, plastic, or planet? We must use the tools we have today to stop catastrophe tomorrow

Assemblymember Patricia A. Fahy, 109th Assembly District

Change in state-set equalization rates increases taxes for Guilderland residents in Voorheesville School District

Brian Hunt, Superintendent; Francis Rielly, Assistant Superintendent for Business, Voorheesville Central School District

We invite you to Altamont’s Second Annual Fall Festival

Madeline LaMountain, Village Trustee, Altamont

Berne shared services makes good cents!

Emily Vincent, owner, Two Rock Ranch, Berne

Slightly late. School tax bills will match May estimates

Marie Wiles, superintendent, Guilderland Central School District

Stop stealing my election signs

Victoria Plotsky, Clarksville

Remembering 9/11

Pat Lightbody, publicist , Knox Women's Auxiliary to the Knox Fire Department

Thanks, Guilderland, for banning smoking in ‘open spaces’

Carol Waterman, Guilderland

Carol DuBrin, at 89, looks forward to next year’s Altamont Fair

Carol DuBrin, Altamont

We can transform hatred with love and compassion

Vincent W. Colonno, Chief Executive Officer, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany

Seeking donated goods for Giant Sale at Bethlehem Grange

Carol Carpenter, Master, Bethlehem Grange 137

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