Ten years after the town moved a historic barn across Route 85A to save it from demolition, the project faces a looming impasse: The exterior is finished, the money is gone, and fully half of the 7,200 square-foot building remains an unfinished shell sitting on bare ground with no heat, no plumbing, no electrical systems, and no floor.

 The inaugural exhibition features 17 local artists and is set to launch Saturday, April 18.

To qualify for workforce housing, rent plus required tenant-paid utilities would not exceed $1,706 per month.

The proposed budget is up 5 percent over this year. 

In March 2023, according to a recently filed lawsuit, Guilderland police officers physically forced a biracial teenager and two other Black minors onto a bus at Crossgates Mall, ordered the driver to lock the doors, and directed the bus to leave. 

The owner of the chain restaurant located across the street from Stuyvesant Plaza, filed suit against the town in March of last year for construction costs and revenue lost due to flooding in the area.

The village is once again asking Governor Kathy Hochul to add Norfolk Southern Railway to the state’s list of non-responsible, debarred, and otherwise ineligible contractors.

Altamont Fire Department Chief Paul Miller said both residents of 100 Severson Ave. had been transported for medical care but he was unsure about the extent of their injuries. 

Beacon Island is but one chapter in a larger record — one that begins with an ambitious plan, tracks its collision with reality, and ends with questions about Albany County’s economic development institutions. 

During its March 18 meeting, the Guilderland Zoning Board of Appeals was asked to weigh in on a request from Nexamp Solar about its proposed five-megawatt battery energy storage system for the Northeastern Industrial Park.