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You can help the Bethlehem Grange

Carol Carpenter, Bethlehem Grange

Attend BKW meetings, let your voice be heard

Mary Jo McKeon, Berne

Why does the GPD focus on a closed mall rather than Route 20 traffic for speed traps?

John McCarthy, Guilderland

Westerlo Town Board needs to be more transparent

Kevin Flensted, Westerlo

Answered 48 calls this month. Helderberg Ambulance has a new driver, seeks more volunteers

by Mildred Zuk

The month of September has been very busy for our Helderberg Ambulance squad. We answered 48 calls with 30 transports to local hospitals.

Frats deserve recognition for good works

John Ostrowski, Guilderland

Thanks go to hosts and adventurers

Amy Lauterbach Pokorny, chairwoman, Farms and Artisans Tour, Helderberg Hilltowns Association

School districts have no control over state-set equalization rates

Brian Hunt, superintendent, Voorheesville schools

Wilson to speak on restoring historic sites

Sandra L. Kisselback, Berne Historical Society

As town clerk, I meet with residents at their convenience

Anita C. Clayton, Berne Town Clerk

Fresh Air host families open their hearts and homes

Fatima Shama, Executive Director, The Fresh Air Fund

Third class, biggest yet, to be inducted into the BKW Hall Of Fame

Dennis Barber, chairman, BKW Athletic Hall of Fame Committee

Class size is a key determinant for academic success

James M. Gaughan, Altamont Mayor 2005 to 2017

More support needed. GHS Weekend Nibbles Backpack Program provides meals to food-insecure students.

Joan McGrath, Guilderland High School

Class size is a key determinant for academic success

James M. Gaughan, Altamont Mayor, 2005 to 2017

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