Guilderland

At its Feb. 3 meeting, the town board unanimously authorized issuing requests for proposals for the new scale and also allowed the use of the transfer station’s capital reserve funds to pay for it.

Before highlighting Guilderland’s update of its comprehensive plan and improvements in safety and parks, Barber, in his annual State of the Town address on Tuesday, referenced the town’s support of economic diversity, gender diversity, and cultural and ethnic diversity.

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 the property at 3 Norman Vale Lane, reasoning that the fence would obstruct a historic view of Norman Vale and because the property owner could not articulate a reason for erecting the barrier. 

The Guilderland Zoning Board at its Feb. 4 meeting was presented with a proposal from Robert Abbatiello to build 18 units of housing for people 55 and older at 3400 Carman Road.

As part of the district’s response to the discovery of the student’s list this school year, school administrators, mental-health professionals, and staff met to evaluate the situation fully and determine appropriate next steps, Mayberry wrote in his post.

“The problem was that it didn’t reflect what actually happens in nurse-patient interactions,” says Joseph. “That’s when I realized something very important: Most medical training software is static. There’s no real conversation or interaction. So I wanted to change that.”

“I’ve heard now from three different development interests who have all asked essentially the same question,” Csaposs said: What is the number and where can I find it?

Guilderland’s latest agreement with Spectrum, it was noted on Jan. 20, includes for the first time a $25,000 public-access grant that will be used to improve the town’s broadcasting and information-technology infrastructure.

After extensive training, Guilderland used its decontamination unit for the first time on Saturday, Jan. 17, during a working structure fire at a local trailer park.

GUILDERLAND — After arresting a man who, police say, stole items from unlocked vehicles in town, the Guilderland Police are now looking for victims to retrieve their unclaimed property, according to Investigator Kristopher Scarano.

A release from the Guilderland Police describes events unfolding this way: