GUILDERLAND — Doris May Selig loved a challenge. Starting as a copy girl, she worked her way up to a supervisory role for the Associated Press at a time when very few women were in the news business. Although she worked for decades in Manhattan, she never gave up her rural roots in Guilderland.

By pleading guilty, the 30-year childcare provider avoids the trial that was scheduled to begin June 5.

It’s a brick-and-mortar store offering virtual services.

The Guilderland Chamber of Commerce is looking for a president, with the departure of Cheryl Lasher at the end of April after just one year.

GUILDERLAND — Neighbors say that the stream that runs parallel to Western Avenue and behind their homes on Concord Hill Drive and Halfmoon Drive is now as much as 25 feet closer to their homes, threatening to swallow their outbuildings. The water is directed through culverts toward Route 146 and the Normanskill.