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The shared decision-making teams that will discuss the district code of conduct are scheduled to meet on July 20 and July 30.

Irina Orshansky, owner of Bella Fine Jewelry LLC in Hamilton Square, wants to “materialize people’s dreams” with her custom designs.

GUILDERLAND — A new eatery and a new clothing store will open at Crossgates Mall this fall.

Hospitality Syracuse Inc. will open a Taco Bell restaurant. Construction will begin soon and last about two months, according to Steve Pinkerton, vice president of Hospitality Syracuse, a Taco Bell franchise.

BETHLEHEM — The town has seen an increase in graffiti in recent weeks, according to a release from the Bethlehem Police Department, which reminds shops of a 2008 Albany County law that prohibits the sale of aerosol spray paint cans, broad-tipped indelible markers, or etching acid to anyone under the age of 18.

Albany County’s jail is one of 17 county jails in New York State that will receive funds for treating substance use disorder and for transition services, according to a release from the Heroin Task Force, which advocated for, and secured, $3.75 million in the 2018-19 state budget.

BETHLEHEM – A water-main break on New Scotland Road in Bethlehem left a few customers without service briefly on Monday, while more than few ended up with discolored, but safe, water.

George Kansas, the commissioner of Public Works, told The Enterprise that two water mains run below Route 85, a 10-inch and a 16-inch line.

The Voorheesville Board of Trustees at its June meeting adopted a proposed comprehensive plan for the village.

Mid-Hudson Data Corporation is set to occupy the Albany County Sheriff’s radio tower on Edwards Hill Road.

GUILDERLAND — New, wider, better-marked bicycle lanes along Route 20 from Crossgates Mall to the main entrance to the University at Albany are part of a $730,000 repaving project that started on June 25 and is to be finished in a month.

SLINGERLANDS – Birds may have a difficult time obtaining a permit to build a nest on the Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy’s latest acquisition of 35 acres at the corner of Fisher Boulevard and Route 85 in Slingerlands.

That’s because of the unusual steps taken in order to conserve the land.

GUILDERLAND — By day, he works at Guilderland’s transfer station, recycling paper and cardboard, glass and metal. In his free time, he runs Aggressive Metal Works, forging super-heated metal into hammers and axes and building scrap-metal monsters, snarling dragons, and Star Wars spacecraft.

BETHLEHEM — An armed robbery took place at the Glenmont Dollar Tree, at 388 Feura Bush Road, at 8:29 p.m. on Sunday.

Issues with the presses has caused a delay to the printing of Issue 49 Thursday morning. All content in the paper can be viewed at altamontenterprise.com, and we are rearranging routes to best mitigate the delay for readers.

Bill Little loves riding his bike from his Altamont home and has talked the Mohawk-Hudson Cycling Club into entering its annual Century Weekend event at the fairgrounds in September.

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