The lawsuit was filed on Dec. 11 by Thomas and Valerie Newell along with their daughter, Erin. The crux of the case turns on whether the pipe is defined as a water main, which the town would maintain, or a lateral, for which the Newells would be responsible.

Chief Judge Brenda K. Sannes signed the order Dec. 3.

“Yeah, it’s a place where families who are homeschooled can come bring their kids just to have open play games, projects,” project applicant Katie Coffey told Planning Board Chairman Stephen Feeney.

The new proposal shifts focus from procedural details to a broader framework that emphasizes equity, communication, and student growth.

The village tax increase came amid an audit by the Office of State Comptroller.

The mall’s parent company, Pyramid Management Group, announced in November that it had secured new financing totaling more than $200 million for Crossgates Mall in Guilderland and Crossgates Commons in the city of Albany. 

“It’s a 70-30 grant,” Dineen said, meaning the village is on the hook for 30 percent of the project’s cost.

The volunteer-run not-for-profit food pantry on Monday was the recipient of $10,000 from Assemblywoman Gabriella Romero’s office. 

In multiple court filings made since first dropping its federal suit in early October, Norfolk Southern has asked for a declaratory judgment stating that federal jurisdiction over the railroad industry preempts Voorheesville’s zoning law.

As the Guilderland Town Board began its discussion of the 107-unit proposal on Nov. 18, Supervisor Peter Barber said, “I always like to use an analogy to baseball because I think at this step we’re not even in the first inning. This is simply just to accept the application, meaning that we're not approving it.”