Voorheesville clamps down on Raiders in first game

By Jordan J. Michael

VOORHEESVILLE –– Six-and-a-half is a fine number for the amount of quarterback sacks by a team in one football game. Zero is a better number when it’s the opposing team’s score.

By Jordan J. Michael

SARATOGA SPRINGS –– The Guilderland football team came into its season-opening game at Saratoga on Friday night with large expectations. The Dutch did show a few signs of greatness, but it wasn’t nearly enough.

GUILDERLAND — After the state raised the bar for interpreting student test scores, Demian Singleton, Guilderland’s assistant superintendent for instruction, told the school board, “Certainly, there’s been an impact.”

Democracy withers without public discourse

Illustration by Forest Byrd

Van Etten hops to the top

RENSSELAERVILLE — This rural Helderberg Hilltown is the first in the county to adopt a law on large-scale wind power, and the word is prohibition.

ALTAMONT — As the packed midway started to empty out on Friday night, word of a man with a gun spread quickly through the crowd.

BERNE — Berne-Knox-Westerlo will pay close to $30,000 to clean up the vandalism by four seniors in June, but district residents will not have to foot the bill, according to Superintendent Paul Dorward.

By Jordan J. Michael

ALBANY –– Caleb Ciachetti and Nick Cannistraci, both of Guilderland, are a prime example of inseparable friends.

Why did Altamont tweak police to keep Salerno?

Illustration by Forest Byrd

Process matters. Following the law — both in letter and spirit — matters. When it comes to choosing a leader, involving the public is important, too.