Mall brawls, a problem that had ceased with the shutdown of Crossgates Mall, has reemerged as mall stores with outdoor entrances reopen.

As the governor is requiring municipal police departments to come up with reform plans based on community input, Guilderland’s deputy chief, Curtis Cox, says his department has always welcomed public input, and already trains on strategies like de-escalation and has an anti-racial-profiling policy.

GUILDERLAND — St. Boniface Episcopal Church at 5148 Western Turnpike is holding its Holy Eucharist services at 10 a.m. on Sundays.

Due to the coronavirus 2019, services are being held outdoors until the virus eases and congregants are able to move back inside the church building.

While many retailers were allowed to reopen as part of Phase 2, businesses in large malls without their own exterior entrances were excluded.

Judy Seery, Director, Altamont Community Food Pantry

Andrew Pevzner, Laced Up, Crossgates Mall

Brandon Gutierrez, Sneaker City