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A ‘simple guy’ comes home to re-open New Scotland’s Tastee Treat

by Sean Mulkerrin

Even though Jeff Clark traded in bond sales and boardrooms for ice cream and 600 square feet of nostalgia, the song remains the same: work. 

Col. Christine Rem offers a home to women vets who need one

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Christine Rem, a nurse and retired Army colonel, has spent a lifetime preparing for the role she has now created for herself — helping women veterans.

Guilderland’s Dutch Manor Stable to find religion

by Sean Mulkerrin

The Guilderland Planning Board this week heard about Sharon Fellowship Church’s proposal to purchase and renovate parts of the 40-acre Dutch Manor Stable property at 2331 Western Ave.

Berne Town Board votes ‘no’ on tax district for Helderberg Lake dam repairs

by Noah Zweifel

The vote comes after months and months of roundabout discussions between the town board and residents of Helderberg Lake, which is at risk of being removed if the high-hazard dam that allows its existence is not repaired in the near future.

Ten vie for four seats on Guilderland School Board

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

All 10 candidates participated in an online forum hosted by The Enterprise and posted with this story.

New Scotland Hamlet has updated zoning and trails to tie with Hilton Barn

by Sean Mulkerrin

Changes are coming to the area of town known as the New Scotland Hamlet. 

Knox Broadband Committee working with Hudson Valley Wireless on internet problem

by Noah Zweifel

Hudson Valley Wireless General Manager Jason Guzzo told The Enterprise this week that the company is in the early stages of working out a proposal that aims to “provide broadband internet access to constituents” in Knox.

As town prepares to phase out digital signs, one remains a sticky wicket

by Sean Mulkerrin

Signs have been taking a fair amount of time at recent Guilderland town and zoning board meetings. 

Week CXI: As Albany County hits ‘high’ community level of COVID, masks are advised

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

“Our infection rate continues to rise at an alarming rate, and we are likely not detecting the full level of community spread as many at-home COVID tests go unreported,” said Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy.

Another sex offender moves into old Guilderland motel

GUILDERLAND — For the second time this year, the Guilderland schools superintendent is informing residents that a Level 3 sex offender has moved into the district.

County health advisory: Wear masks indoors in public

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

The last time Albany County issued a mask advisory was in early December. It was issued jointly with Schenectady County as infection rates, after Thanksgiving gatherings, surged, topping the rates from a year ago. The Delta variant was still dominant.

County suffers 4 more COVID deaths, labeled ‘high’ for virus level

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

“This virus continues to spread at a rapid rate, though the number of individuals in our hospitals is remaining relatively low and stable for now,” said Albany County Executive Daniel McCoy on Friday. 

Latest court filing shows pandemic’s toll on Crossgates, tenants

by Sean Mulkerrin

Crossgates’ tenants in 2020 reported total sales of $266.5 million, down from  $416.8 million in 2019, according to court papers — dueling appraisals of the mall from the town and Crossgates. 

Town of Guilderland settles on Watervliet reservoir assessment

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Before the trial, on March 30, Watervliet had made a settlement offer in which the 2019 assessment of the main reservoir parcel would be reduced to $6 million, the 2020 assessment would be reduced to $5 million, and the 2021 assessment would be reduced to $4 million.

Klein pleads ‘not guilty’ in Rabadi murder

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

“He’s not gonna come in and plead guilty on an arraignment,” Jacob Klein’s lawyer told the press outside the courtroom.

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