Last Thursday, Sept. 26, the Guilderland girls’ volleyball team hosted a Suburban Council matchup against crosstown rival Bethlehem. Every game was back and forth; the Dutch sailed to a three sets to one win (25-23, 21-25, 25-21, 25-16).
While an independent investigation found no evidence of racism by library staff, “Interviews revealed an ‘us vs. them’ attitude rooted in the fundamental idea that the library is a non-profit entity that provides a service to the community, and the Café, contrary to the broader mission of the library, was a for-profit entity,” the report from Guidepost solutions says.
The town board is now tasked with deciding whether to allow a project whose height and density — issues about which the planning board expressed serious concerns — are not permitted by town code.
Meredith Brière advocates “being more inclusive ourselves and having the guts to admit that we live within systems trying to break those systems down, starting here.”
With the town expecting to wrap up its end of the process in the next few months, it’s possible that the new year could be celebrated with a groundbreaking ceremony.
On Monday, Sept. 23, the Guilderland boys’ volleyball team sailed over to Schenectady High School to take on the Patriots. The Dutch handled their business against the Patriots, winning three sets to none, 25-7, 25-14, 25-20.
Last Thursday, Sept. 19, the Guilderland girls’ tennis team had themselves an early season test as they faced off against Saratoga. The Blue Streaks showed their talent and, although the Dutch battled hard, they fell 9-0.
GUILDERLAND — Scout leaders from St. Madeleine Sophie Cub Pack 50 and Boy Scout Troop 50 will present an overview of their programs on Tuesday, Sept. 24, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the St. Madeleine Sophie Parish Center, located at 3500 Carman Road.
