The death of another teenager on Hurst Road — a place teens have gone for generations to drive fast, flying over the humps — calls for action. The road should be re-graded.

Three Guilderland High School students were injured in a crash Sunday evening on Hurst Road after hitting a tree just yards away from the site of a 2000 crash that killed two teenagers. The driver of the car, Alyssa Gelfand, died of her injuries on Tuesday.

A jeep drove into a medical office on Route 20 in Guilderland Monday; the driver told police she wasn’t sure if she stepped on the brake or the gas.

Thomas Brown of Guilderland, 20, had a passion for driving fast. He died Saturday morning in a one-vehicle crash in Delmar, driving the car that, by all accounts, he loved.

An elderly woman crashed her van into the SEFCU building on Route 20 in Guilderland Monday morning; no one was hurt.

In separate accidents, two teens escape serious injury at an intersection with a hidden hazard.

The 73-year-old motorcyclist, Charles Burchhardt, was described as an experienced rider, with years of riding under his belt.

Cory Ash would never have stolen a car for the usual reasons — to keep it or sell it,  said his close friend Brianna Jeffers of Voorheesville.

Cory Ash, a young man from Albany, is seen driving eastward at 95 miles per hour in a stolen car on Western Avenue in Guilderland near Crossgates Mall before he crashes at Schoolhouse Road. He dies from his injuries. 

The cause and circumstances are still being investigated. No tickets or charges have been issued so far.