On Friday, Dec. 12, the Guilderland-Voorheesville boys’ swimming team hosted Albany at Clayton A. Bouton High School that saw Guilderville bring the heat as they won easily 94 to 61.
Board members sounded receptive to the idea at their Dec. 9 meeting and learned that two nearby city districts — Albany and Schenectady — have adopted the strategy while no local suburban districts have.
“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.
Last Wednesday, Dec. 3, the Guilderland Dutchmen bowling squad kicked off its season at home as it took on Saratoga. The Dutchmen dominated on the lanes as they won easily 28.5-3.5 (3503-2777 in total pins).
The audit found employees used work computers for personal matters, the town hadn’t disabled accounts for workers who had left, and a contingency plan needs regular testing as well as adoption by the town board.
On Dec. 2, the Guilderland Town Board, after hearing no comments on the demolition at a public hearing, voted unanimously to authorize the destruction of the burned building.
