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A morning glory glows on a fence in front of Altamont's Maple Avenue parking lot.

The Hollowed Harvest event runs Thursday through Sunday until Nov. 1. Seven-thousand pumpkins line the infield of the Altamont fairgrounds, which takes 35 to 40 minutes to walk. 

A Traffic Safety Awareness Show was held at Crossgates Mall this past weekend. Albany County holds a free inspection every year. 

A Tyrannosaurus rex was sculpted of metal for a lawn display.

Hone Coworks opened on Wednesday at Great Oaks office complex in Guilderland.

Yard debris is shoveled into a machine that spits out rich compost.

An eagle by the pond in Berne.

Kits of hand sanitizer, KN-95 masks, and hand soap are donated to Altamont Elementary School Tuesday morning by Jonathan Phillips, fifth-generation owner of Phillips Hardware.

The annual luncheon to honor Community Caregivers’ volunteers was postponed because of the pandemic but reborn as a drive-through picnic on Wednesday on Altamont Fairground.

Altamont’s firehouse siren blasted at 8:46 a.m., marking the time Flight 11, hijacked by terrorists, crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

Westmere Elementary School starts on Monday with students wearing their masks for their first in-person day of classes.

ALBANY COUNTY — The public is invited to become inaugural Five Rivers “5Rs” this fall.

In just the last month, the American Red Cross has helped tens of thousands of people whose lives were uprooted by massive back-to-back disasters — the Midwest derecho, the continuing and relentless wildfires in the west, Hurricane Laura — and now the not-for-profit organization is mobilizing supplies and volunteers to help again as Hu

ALBANY COUNTY — The public is invited to become inaugural Five Rivers “5Rs” this fall.

In a Friday ceremony, Altamont’s firehouse siren blasted at 8:46 a.m., marking the time Flight 11, hijacked by terrorists, crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

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