Guilderland

Yard debris is shoveled into a machine that spits out rich compost.

Kits of hand sanitizer, KN-95 masks, and hand soap are donated to Altamont Elementary School Tuesday morning by Jonathan Phillips, fifth-generation owner of Phillips Hardware.

“We have to be a model for our kids to deal with adversity in positive ways. That’s one of the greatest gifts we can give our kids,” said Altamont Elementary School Principal Peter Brabant who is optimistically running a school where two classes and a handful of teachers had to be quarantined.

A group of citizens dedicated to supporting the historic Schoolcraft House has disbanded but Guilderland’s supervisor says the town will continue to support the house and the town’s historian says, “The potential is there.”

The state reached a record high for COVID-19 tests while the infection rate stayed below 1 percent.

“We so depend on everybody doing their part,” said Superintendent Marie Wiles. This means, she said, continuing with wellness checks, maintaining social distancing, wearing masks, and frequently washing hands.

Don Reeb, Guilderland

Kerry Dineen, Mayor of Altamont; Joe Burke, library director; Jim Gaughan, former mayor

Brandon Castle, Niskayuna

Ed Cowley, Altamont

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