Jefferson Award winnerRapsard served as Santa to thousands GUILDERLAND Kenneth J. Rapsard was a man who made deep and long-lasting commitments to his work, to his family, to his community.
Tolmie mourned Free spirit who lived life on the edge ALTAMONT A dull gray sky spit rain on Fredendall Funeral Home Friday morning. Inside, somber rows of mourners hugged each other and wept.
GUILDERLAND The dominant discussion at last Tuesdays school board meeting was debating ways to streamline meetings.
Rates lowerTaxes less then predicted for GCSD GUILDERLAND Tax rates will be lower than was predicted when voters went to the polls in May to pass a $79 million Guilderland school budget.
By Ellen Zunon
From the editorStudent voices speak out to the community at large Our opinion pages are the soul of our newspaper. They form the place where the community can talk to itself.
Illustration by Forest Byrd
We were struck this year by the camaraderie and can-do spirit as a diverse crew labored in muggy weather to build a shelter for a new attraction at the Altamont Fair a beehive oven.
GUILDERLAND Power and calm have been restored to the Willow Street neighborhood where over 200 homes lost electricity.
Close the loophole, Protect the future