At the policy’s core is its 25-80 rule, which says if a housing developer requests assistance from the IDA then at least 25 percent of units are to be set aside for individuals who earn 80 percent of the Albany County area median income.

The updated law is more robust in enforcement — laying out steps for complaints, investigation, and consequences.

On Tuesday night, incumbents Supervisor Peter Barber, Councilwoman Amanda Beedle, and Town Clerk Lynne Buchanan were all sent back to Town Hall, while newcomer Kevin McDonald earned his first four-year term on the town board.

Peak Construction was recently before the Guilderland Zoning Board of Appeals to request a variance from the town ordinance governing noise during construction hours.

GUILDERLAND — State Police arrested three Thruway travelers and seized a handgun during a traffic stop in Guilderland early Sunday morning.

Sixteen months after being rebuked, the board is back with a clear plan. 

“Do you want to be an extra in a large scale medieval battle scene?” asks an online post, looking for volunteers from Oct. 20 to 25.

GUILDERLAND — Before the schools were centralized, Guilderland had 14 districts with a schoolhouse for each of the hamlets in town.

The Guilderland Historical Society currently has an exhibit, “Guilderland’s One-Room Schoolhouses,” on display of photos and artifacts at the Guilderland Public Library.

The sign, which says “John Wolcott Pine Bush Hikers’ Underpass,” will be displayed on the Thruway underpass for County Route 155. The underpass connects walkers and wildlife to the Pine Bush Preserve.

GUILDERLAND —  A Leandra’s Law arrest followed multiple 911 calls from Heritage Village Apartments of a woman screaming for help on Wednesday night.