An independent-living complex for people aged 55 and older is proposed for Johnston Road, near Westmere Elementary School.

The New York State Department of Transportation has taken steps to protect pedestrians at the intersection of State Route 146 and School Road.

A program of five minutes a day a few times a week at school and five minutes at home each night works better than traditional longer therapy sessions, say two Guilderland school district speech-language pathologists.

The developer of an apartment complex would donate 23 acres to the town for use as open space.

Guilderland Police have found the driver, said spokesman Curtis Cox of the Guilderland Police, aided by a witness who took down a license-plate number.

Some of the items stolen in two break-ins at village homes have already been pawned and sold, say Altamont Police.

Unlike the police, a defense attorney isn’t necessarily so eager to have prompt translation to English. Delay may spare his clients from blurting out confessions before counsel arrives.

A new book looks back on Guilderland establishments that have disappeared from the landscape.

Most of the members of the Bethlehem Morning Voice Huddle are retired and new to activism.

The owner of Christmas Land on Furbeck Road in Altamont got a special-use permit last week, after the month-long event had already occurred. Some neighbors are concerned about potential additional plans for the site.