Printing the News

We often hear some thoughtless fellow say, “If I was running a paper, I would print the NEWS. I don’t care who it might hit. If they don’t want to get into the paper, let them keep out of trouble.”

DUANESBURG — Sean Michael Cieszynski, a beloved father of six who enjoyed hunting and being a handyman, died on Wednesday, June 10, 2015. He was 42.

Mr. Cieszynski was born to Gary J. and Ena M. Cieszynski. He graduated from Schalmont High School, in Schenectady, and worked at Advanced Auto, in Cobleskill (Schoharie Co.).

BERNE — Jayne Fresina of Berne has had a total of 15 historical romance novels published to date, and all of them since 2011. All are available online, and six are available in print.

A student who killed a giraffe was scorned when his family placed a trophy photo in his high school yearbook; we need to care about the many species in our midst that are suffering from our abuses.

Rosemary Centi has worked as Guilderland's town clerk and David Cardona has been a village trustee and a chief court clerk.

The proposed State Wildlife Action Plan, known as SWAP, meant to protect rare and declining wildlife species, is now available for public comment. The deadline for comment is Friday, July 17.

More than 100 Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical students from the Schoharie campus received certificates of completion and awards in June.

Mariel Doyle, a math major from Delmar, was a member of the women's track and field team at the State University of New York College at Oneonta.

The Red Dragons finished fifth indoor and third outdoor at the SUNY Athletic Conference Championships this year.