GUILDERLAND — After nearly four decades in the assessor’s office, Carol Wysomski is calling it quits.

GUILDERLAND — In the wake of last fall’s elections, property assessments have become a focal point of political debate on the split-party town board.

Big box to open in New Scotland"



NEW SCOTLAND — After years on the market, the old Bender melon farm might have a buyer.

Senior overlay bill to be adopted"



NEW SCOTLAND — A senior overlay district will likely become part of the town’s landscape.

Illustration by Forest Byrd

GUILDERLAND — An early morning accident left a man dead on Route 20 last Thursday.

"And were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter."

— Thomas Jefferson, 1787

GOP accusesCsaposs politicking on taxpayers’ time"



GUILDERLAND — Republicans are calling for the District Attorney’s Public Integrity Unit to investigate Town Hall.

GUILDERLAND — While campaigning last fall, Councilman Mark Grimm heard resident Albert Molis’s concern about the lack of closed captioning available for the hearing impaired on the town’s public television channel.

Top cops threaten to take town to court



GUILDERLAND — Two police officers vying to be chief served a letter on the town, warning of likely legal action.