Guilderland

GUILDERLAND — The police department has a new volunteer: a pastor. A former paramedic who was injured on the job, Geoffrey Ekstein is returning to the work he has loved for many years, supporting families through tough times.

On June 5, 10 artists showed off their artwork at the opening reception at the Guilderland Public Library. The exhibit is currently still up.

Rafael A. Nieves Sr. of Guilderland, whose son was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2011, addresses the crowd that gathered at Town Hall Wednesday for a ceremony to mark the naming of a section of East Lydius Street where he lives after his son.

The Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission will be celebrating New York State Path Through History Weekend with Tales from the Taverns on June 18,  and Legends and Lore on June 19. Path Through History Weekend is organized by I Love New York and highlights the history of the state

A new owner takes over an old newsstand in Guilderland and turns it into a comfortable place to eat and spend some time.

Dogs are training to aid the New York Task Force 2 of the Office of Fire Prevention and Control.

Plans are well underway for the 12th annual Community Caregivers Golf Outing, scheduled for Monday, June 20, at Orchard Creek Golf Course in Altamont.

Guilderland’s highway department on June 6 tore down the McKownville home that had been gutted by fire on Jan. 24.

ALTAMONT — Saturday will mark the first Military Appreciation Day, to be held at the Altamont fairgrounds from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., in support of local veterans’ causes.

The goal of the organizers — iLoVeterans, a new Capital Region not-for-profit  — is to raise $100,000 for a number of local groups that assist veterans.

His death, from injuries in a motorcyle accident, leaves ‘Beebe-medics’ without a mentor.

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