This past weekend, March 13 to 15, runners from Guilderland, Bethlehem, and Berne-Knox-Westerlo took to the track at New Balance in Boston, Massachusetts as they took on the nation's best.
“We can’t offer everything and do everything that we want to do and still come within the financial guardrails that we have within the state of New York and how we fund our schools, unfortunately,” said Superintendent Daniel Mayberry.
The board’s unanimous Feb. 4 vote overturned a building permit issued for a fence running along a shared driveway between the historic Norman Vale home and property at 3 Norman Vale Lane.
On separate votes related to the proposal — an interpretation of the proposed use and approval of the project itself — the tally was 4 to 1, with James Zieno twice casting the dissenting vote.
Last Thursday, March 5, the Guilderland Unified bowling squad hosted their final matchup before the final tournament against Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk at Town ‘n’ Country. The Dutch fell 5 to 4.
The musical “Frozen” is being performed at Guilderland High School March 12 to 15. The curtain goes up at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Matinées start at 2 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Tickets cost $5 on the sides of the auditorium and cost $10 closer to the center.
The board at its March 4 meeting unanimously approved the project as well as a variance request from the town zoning code that would require the new structures to be set back 100 feet from the single-family lots on either side of the property.
The issue the applicant ran into was the town’s zoning code does not allow construction within the 250-foot setback to watercourses — in this case, the Bozenkill — feeding the Watervliet Reservoir.
