GUILDERLAND — Stuyvesant Plaza merchants will bring their goods outdoors during the plaza’s first sidewalk sale of the season on Saturday, June 23. Then, on Wednesday, June 27, the plaza will host players from the Albany Empire arena football team.
A year ago, The Enterprise wrote about customer complaints against Sindi Saita for dresses that arrived too late to alter or that never arrived at all. Now Saita is facing two judgments against her, from a landlord and a seamstress, both demanding money owed. She continues to be a member of the zoning board of appeals.
Also, the developer for Hiawatha Trails still wants to build 256 apartments on Route 155 across from the Farnsworth Middle School, but will need to submit a new application, and has given up on including an office building.
The Guilderland Senior Services is offering the following activities the week of June 25. Call the senior office at 518-280-7607 with any questions or for information.
Varsity teams from Guilderland, Voorheesville, and Berne-Knox-Westerlo showed the state and Section 2 competition their mettle when the temperatures went up this spring — that is, once the snow melted.
Guilderland’s Isabella Bruno and Noah Tindale competed against top athletes from across New York for the State Championship held at Cicero-North Syracuse in Cicero on Friday. The Federation competition followed on Saturday with Bruno winning the championship for the triple jump.
ALTAMONT — Edward V. Hanrahan was a master carpenter and a man of few words who taught his seven children by showing, rather than telling, them how to build.
