On Saturday, May 3, athletes from Guilderland, Bethlehem, and Voorheesville all competed at the 59th Harry Koch Colonie relays at Colonie High School. The Guilderland girls’ team won its second straight title with 156.33 points.

On Tuesday, April 29, the Guilderland boys’ tennis team took to its home courts as the team took on Columbia. The Dutch dominated in their 8-to-1 win.

On Monday, April 28, the Guilderland softball team hosted Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake in a Suburban Council matchup. The Spartans’ pitching held the Dutch most of the game as the Dutch tried to rally but fell, 9 to 4.

“A combination of anger and terror” is what Edna Litten said brought her to the corner of Main and Maple in Altamont on Thursday evening, April 24. She joined a score of other protestors holding largely handmade signs as passing motorists honked. “We’re making a statement against what Trump is doing,” said Steve Walter, another protester. While this was their first stand, the protesters plan to be in front of the village green every Thursday between 5 and 6 p.m., said Meg Seinberg-Hughes. The protesters dispersed at six as the chimes from St. John’s Church sounded.