Library drafts $3.13M budget proposal

GUILDERLAND — After a two-year hiatus brought on by tough times, library trustees are taking a tentative step towards planning for a future expansion.

No one’s happy with GCSD budget proposal — it cuts too much or not enough

GUILDERLAND — Silently, the school board listened to a dozen testimonials Tuesday night on the worth of the Guilderland educational system.

By Jordan J. Michael

BERNE –– Sam and Liz Harvey try to play as much basketball together as possible because it’s the only time they don’t bicker with one another.

By Jordan J. Michael

VOORHEESVILLE –– Tom Kurkjian loves coaching boys’ volleyball at Voorheesville. He just can’t handle the travel anymore.

GUILDERLAND — Harriet Fogarty, a long-time kindergarten teacher, says her students are often disappointed when school is canceled for a snow day. Some of them even regret vacations.

One boy’s victory over brain trauma leads his school forward

GUILDERLAND — The struggles and ultimate successes of a boy who suffered brain trauma have changed teaching at Lynnwood Elementary School.

Dillon wants to bring his work on self-regulation out to the world 

A wage freeze would warm us all and work for the common good

It’s mud time. The snow is melting and my driveway is rutted. When my dog jumps to greet me, he leaves big brown paw prints on my coat.

Board blasted on proposed school cuts

GUILDERLAND — A motorcyclist was injured yesterday when a driver misinterpreted his hand signal, according to Sergeant Eric Batchelder with the Guilderland Police.

Batchelder said events unfolded this way: