Guilderland

Photos: Honoring Those Who Fell On 9/11

In a Friday ceremony, Altamont’s firehouse siren blasted at 8:46 a.m., marking the time Flight 11, hijacked by terrorists, crashed into the North Tower of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.

Guilderland police and schools get $346K in federal funds to enhance safety

Currently, some places in Guilderland’s five elementary schools, middle school, and high school have “dead spots” for communication, said Superintendent Marie Wiles. The award will be used to upgrade radio communication for all seven buildings.

Scottish Games will survive this gigantic hurdle of a virus

William Munro, Schenectady Pipe Band

Give and take is needed to resolve traffic issues for Rapp Road Historic District

Donald Csaposs, Guilderland

Draw your own conclusion

George Pratt, Altamont

Insults thrown at Crossgates Mall are completely uncalled for

Steve Wacksman, Guilderland

Altamont Enterprise Sept. 10, 1920

RENSSELAERVILLE.

Clinton Wood caught an eel in the mill dam which weighed eight pounds and was four feet long.

WEST MEADOWDALE.

Slavery happened right here. Justice can happen right here.

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The question we need to address here in Guilderland and as Americans at large is: How do we create a collective memory that is shared?

Photos: Fair Food & Farm Frenzy

Fair Food & Farm Frenzy on Saturday morning at the Altamont fairgrounds.

Photo: Chalk the Walk

Art on the Rail Trail is sponsoring its annual Chalk the Walk event on Saturday, Sept. 26.

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