Guilderland

Conversations walking the indoor track led to volunteering

by Judy Rothstein

This is the second of a series on why people volunteer with Community Caregivers. What led them to pick up the phone and call Community Caregivers to make an appointment for an orientation?

Watching wildlife

by Sara Poggi-Decker

The Albany Pine Bush is one of the best remaining inland pitch-pine scrub oak barrens in the world. It is a truly unique place right here in the Capital District.

Stories from the porch glider live on

_{Ed Bradt, Schenectady}

Join the Legion Riders on a poker run to raise funds for vets

_{Al Gaige on behalf of the Helderberg American Legion Riders 977, Altamont}

Kids learned about real-life heroes at the Home Front Café

_{Cindy Pollard, owner, Home Front Café; Joe Burke, director, Altamont Free Library}

Lightning strikes, and hours of agony follow

by Frank L. Palmeri

You read about earthquakes, tsunamis, and tornados and you wonder what it would be like to experience them firsthand.

At GCSD, 15 percent of students live in poverty

Suburban schools — for decades a beacon, attracting city dwellers — are now feeling the effects of poverty, too.

Pine Bush Perspectives: A Juried Photo Exhibit

The Albany Pine Bush Preserve is now accepting submissions for the second Pine Bush Perspectives juried photo exhibit.

Town offers cross-country camp

GUILDERLAND — The town of Guilderland is offering a Guilderland Youth Cross-Country Camp for kids entering third through eighth grades.

Stewart's in Altamont, a zoning mystery

Why was the zoning for a property targeted by a proposal for Stewart's Shops changed from light commercial to residential by the comprehensive plan?

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