Guilderland

Photos: Dutch Streak Snaps

For 14 years, the Guilderland girls’ lacrosse team had reached the Class A sectional finals. But on Monday afternoon, at home, the Dutch witnessed a buzzsaw in Bethlehem that led from the opening whistle to the final buzzer and the Dutch, seeded second, lost, 14 to 3.

Photos: Dutch Sail Past Bengals

The Guilderland Unified Basketball team showed its dominance last Thursday at home against Tamarac. The teams combine boys and girls, and regular-education students along with special-education students.

With a wag and an oink, therapy pigs cheer young and old

GUILDERLAND — Slipping here and there along the well-polished floor tiles, Albert EinSwine was greeted with smiles, outstretched hands, and an occasional gasp as he traveled the corridors of Our Lady of Mercy Life Center on Friday afternoon.

Ecology and history can walk side-by-side on Pine Bush roads

Wouldn’t it be possible for the Pine Bush Commission to mark off sections of these trails, with signs to educate people about their history?

Dramatic drop in sale price for three warehouses

The warehouses that sold for $2.9 million this year are appraised at $6.7 million and were purchased a decade ago for $18.6 million.

Trio wishing to preserve historic paths in the Pine Bush Preserve are too late, say commission leaders

GUILDERLAND — “I have always enjoyed traveling on old roads. I’m sort of an old-road nut,” said Steven Rider, a retired middle-school science teacher who has lived in Guilderland for over 40 years.

School and library budgets sail through

GUILDERLAND  — Waiting to hear that every school and library proposition passed easily, and knowing all candidates were guaranteed seats, a score of leaders and candidates relaxed as they gathered in the Guilderland Elementary gym for poll results to be tallied Tuesday night.

Community Caregivers celebrates volunteers

by Linda Miller

Community Caregivers celebrated its dedicated volunteers at its Annual Volunteer Recognition Program and Luncheon on April 18 at the Guilderland Public Library.

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Lawsuit seeks to bar Pet Zone from ever selling live animals in New York

A suit contends The Pet Zone sold dozens, if not hundreds, of puppies to consumers without first having them examined by a veterinarian and certified as fit for sale as the law requires.

David’s Unique Jewelers

David’s Unique Jewelers doubled the size of its shop when it moved from Hamilton Square in Guilderland to the mall next door, Star Plaza.

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