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Carol M. Kaelin died last week but her words, many of them published in The Enterprise, will live on.

“Basically, you are now in charge of your own health,” said Guilderland Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kathy Burbank, of what the legislation is trying to accomplish. “It’s supposed to make people more aware of their health and how much it costs.”

These local students earned degrees from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in May:

Jennie Bellai of Schenectady earned a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering degree;

Community Caregivers is pleased and honored to announce it has received a $2,000 grant from Berkshire Bank. The award was presented to help the organization fulfill several key aspects of its missi

Rupsa (Rimi) Dey, daughter of Amitav and Banani Dey of Ranchi, India married James Hallenbeck Jr., son of James Sr. and Ann Hallenbeck of Voorheesville on June 21, 2013 in Albany.

The first hearing on Thacher's inaugural master plan elicited kudos and concerns, the most troubling from a geologist who said building a visitors' center close to the edge of the escarpment is unwise.

Hilary Swift of Altamont was one of seven high school and college students serving as summer research fellows in the University of New England’s Center for Excellence in the Neurosciences Summer Internship Program who presented research at the third annual Summer Capstone Symposium on July 31 at the University of New

Tech Valley Youth Golf is hosting a free golf day for girls on Monday, Aug. 19 at Sunny Hill Resort in Greenville. The event starts at 10 a.m.

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