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Photo: Roaming Among Gnomes

On weekend of July 18, the Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy hosted its annual Hike-a-thon event.

Photo: Cool Kids of Summer

The ice cream truck makes a daily stop on Voorheesville Avenue in the village and the neighborhood kids are ready for their sweet treats.

DEC seeks swimming-pool owners to study invasive beetle

The state’s Department of Environmental Conservation is looking for swimming-pool owners to participate in the DEC’s annual Asian Longhorned Beetle Swimming Pool Survey during the month of August.

Photos: Art Goes Out on a Limb

Artworks sponsored by Art on the Rail Trail, a not-for-profit known as ART.

Photo: Make Hay While the Sun Shines

A farmer hays on Cole Hill in Berne Wednesday.

Photo: Have You Seen Gilly?

Gilly, a female German shepherd, has been missing.

Photo: Col. Fairbank Graduates from War College

Col. Gregory Fairbank, with the United States Army Reserve, a Guilderland native, graduated on July 24 from the U.S. Army War College at Carlisle, Pennsylvania.

Photos: Crossgates Reopens

Malls with filtration systems to screen out the coronavirus were allowed to open Friday in Phase 4 regions. 

Photos: In the Swim

Only 60 people are allowed in the pool area at Guilderland’s Tawasentha Park pool under the coronavirus protocols.

Route 20 Café celebrates reopening

GUILDERLAND — Route 20 Café at 1823 Western Ave. is celebrating recent renovations on July 16 with a reopening ceremony at 10:30 a.m.

Photo: Firefighter of the Year

Matt Childs was awarded the Firefighter of the Year 2019 on Tuesday night.

Photo: Last Elm Standing

A century-old elm tree is the property of 91 year old Frances Brezinski in Knox.

Photo: Fair Food Fest

A drive-through Fair Food Fest was held at Altamont fairgrounds on Saturday.

Photo: Wide Open

The Albany County Helderberg-Hudson Rail Trail.

Guilderhaven news: Record-breaking fundraiser

GUILDERLAND — It was worth the wait because once the numbers were crunched, counted and confirmed the Bonide Charity Week for Guilderhaven at Gade Farm was Bonide’s highest charitable donation yet.

We have plenty of people to thank, starting with Art Cockett and the Bonide company for their generosity.

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