Altamont Enterprise September 14, 1917
CHILDREN’S DAY AT FAIRChildren’s day, a new feature, has been adopted by the Albany County fair, to be held at Altamont next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Friday has been set aside for...
View ArticleAutism and law enforcement — baffling behavior calls for an understanding...
The better trained our police officers are, the better off citizens — with or without autism — will be.
View ArticleHere’s a way to help hurricane victims
Pastor Wendy Cook, Helderberg Lutheran Church, Berne
View ArticleSchool seeks return of painted pig, missing for a decade
Trisha Zigrosser, Altamont Elementary School
View ArticleHead to the hills for beauty and fun
Amy Lauterbach Pokorny, chairwoman, Farms and Artisans Tour, Helderberg Hilltowns Association
View ArticleThe start of something big: The Erie Canal’s beginnings
Judy Kimes, publicist, New Scotland Historical Association
View ArticleTeens need vaccines
Millions of American teenagers are under-vaccinated, according to the New York State Academy of Family Physicians.According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in New York in 2016:— Only...
View ArticleSign up to pull and roll for Conkling Hall
RENSSELAERVILLE — Conkling Hall is calling all cooks and bakers for its annual Cook Off on Oct. 7 from noon to 3 p.m.Pork ’n’ Pie will offer tasty samples of pulled pork and dessert pies from cooks and...
View ArticleNortheastern Cave Conservancy to celebrate 39 years of owning Knox Cave
KNOX — The Northeastern Cave Conservancy Inc. became the stewards of Knox Cave in 1978 and in that time, thousands of people have been able to enjoy, appreciate, and study this wonderful natural...
View ArticleFall tours at the state Capitol highlight women’s suffrage and Halloween...
Online registration is now available for special Capitol suffrage tours celebrating the centennial of women winning the right to vote in New York State and for the annual Capitol Hauntings tours of the...
View ArticleFree community lunch
NEW SCOTLAND — The First United Methodist Church of Voorheesville invites all to a free lunch on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.Meals are served from noon to 1 p.m., for eating in only....
View ArticleRozell gets six years for attempted burglary
BETHLEHEM — Michael Rozell, 37, of Delmar was sentenced on Tuesday to six years in state prison, to be followed by five years of probation.On Aug. 1, Rozell pleaded guilty to second-degree attempted...
View ArticleUsing new technology, Beckmann raises an old barn in a day — finishing the...
Christopher Beckmann is saving a piece of local agrarian history by making a Civil-War era barn into his home.
View ArticleSheriff looks to prevention and treatment rather than just enforcement
Albany County deaths from heroin overdoses have doubled, according to Sheriff Craig Apple. “We’re more likely to maintain sobriety when we receive support from society,” the sheriff said at a Sept. 13...
View ArticlePhotos: Crossgates Mall going green
On Tuesday September 5th, a ribbon cutting event was held at Crossgates Mall to officially open up a 20 port electric recharging station.
View ArticlePhotos: Rainy day but it's back to school
It was a rainy opening day of school for the Elementary students at Voorheesville on September 6th.
View ArticlePhotos: Run for Glory
The Berne-Knox-Westerlo Bulldogs and the Guilderland Dutchmen raced in the 47th Guilderland International Cross Country Invitational Saturday at Tawasentha Park in Guilderland.
View ArticlePhotos: Bulldogs Tamed
The Berne-Knox-Westerlo girls’ soccer team was playing hard and not giving up on Friday afternoon at home, even if the record doesn’t show it.
View ArticlePhotos: Prescribed burn in the Pine Bush
Plumes of smoke come from the burned brush remains of the prescribed burn in the Pine Bush in Guilderland on Tuesday afternoon. Wildland fires once occurred in the Pine Bush nearly every year and are...
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