Peak Construction was recently before the Guilderland Zoning Board of Appeals to request a variance from the town ordinance governing noise during construction hours.
BETHLEHEM — Two Albany men were charged with a felony on Tuesday evening, Oct. 28, after, police say, they tried to scam a Glenmont resident.
Bailey C. Martinez, 24, and Deamonte E. Brown, 25, were charged with fourth-degree grand larceny, a felony, and sixth-degree conspiracy, a misdemeanor.
RENSSELAERVILLE — A Rensselaer man was charged on Monday with reckless endangerment and five counts of endangering the welfare of a child after, police say, he hit a school bus.
This year’s theme is the classic video game Mario Kart. The display has Rainbow Road, Warp Pipes that lead to other worlds, and bleachers beside a lighted racetrack.
BETHLEHEM — A Delmar resident was charged with two felonies after Bethlehem Police responded to a larceny in progress at the Glenmont Walmart on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 18.
Albany County is using $3.2 million of American Rescue Plan funding to provide access to 1,000 underserved addresses in Bethlehem, Berne, Coeymans, New Scotland, Rensselaerville, and Westerlo.
The total tax levy — which includes the town’s special districts — is projected to increase slightly, from about $627,500 to $633,800, while the townwide tax paying into Knox’s general and highway funds, stays the same at $266,525.
GUILDERLAND — Before the schools were centralized, Guilderland had 14 districts with a schoolhouse for each of the hamlets in town.
The Guilderland Historical Society currently has an exhibit, “Guilderland’s One-Room Schoolhouses,” on display of photos and artifacts at the Guilderland Public Library.
