Guilderland

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Guilderhaven will not be attending the Guilderland Farmers’ Market on Sunday, Sept. 22.

We will, instead, be returning on Sunday, Sept. 29. We apologize if this causes any inconvenience and we look forward to seeing you at the market!

Jonathan Halpert said his urgent-care center in Guilderland has served as a stopgap in recent months for Hilltowns health after the only doctor’s office in Berne closed.

Rebeca Bliss and her husband chose to live in Guilderland because of its location, school system, and natural beauty, she said.

ALTAMONT — Rose M. Hirst, who, her family said, was a natural caretaker, and a beloved and devoted wife, died on Friday, Sept. 13, 2019, at Ellis Hospital in Schenectady. She was 75.

Born on March 2, 1944, she was the daughter of the late Frederick and Bertha Tubbs.

Guilderland’s highway department has not sprayed any pesticides in 2019, said Superintendent Greg Wier. 

Twin sisters Taylor Ten Eyck, right, and Morgan Willy

Joining a nationwide movement of farmer-florists, twin sisters Taylor Ten Eyck and Morgan Willy recently started their own company called Twin Dahlias Flowers. When it’s completely up and running, the business will not only grow flowers but also create bouquets and arrangements for sale. 

 “I sit behind a desk all week,” said Matthew Mead. “This is an opportunity for me to get away from my email, get away from my phone — to recharge. I get down on my hands and knees and play in the dirt.”

Since buying it 13 years ago, Lori and Bill Cain have worked steadily on their home. 

The 2019 football season kicked off at home this weekend for both the Guilderland Dutchmen and the Voorheesville Blackbirds. The Dutch players faced off against Shaker, a team they’ve battled in playoffs. The Dutch fell to the formidable Bison team, 41 to 23, on Friday night.

The question of whose grave lies in the Cains’ backyard remains a mystery. 

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