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I read with great interest the article and the letter on the Confederate flag

Donna Fisher, Howes Cave

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What is your policy on publishing letters?

Richard E. Fisher, Howes Cave

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Your generosity spreads a lot of happiness

James Plummer, Troop 50, Guilderland

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Remembering Charles Burchfield, an artist who preferred to show what he did...

Ed Cowley, an artist who chaired the University at Albany art department, lived in Altamont until his death in 2014. After fighting in World War II — he served in the 94th Infantry Division under...

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$34M Guilderland budget includes $300K for new dispatch system

The Albany County Sheriff’s Office is in the process of bringing all first responders in the county onto the same 800-megahertz system. Guilderland has budgeted $300,000 to outfit its communications...

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Berne GOP files against board of elections to keep two ballots uncounted

A Berne GOP candidate has filed suit against the Albany County Board of Elections and his opponents in order to prevent two absentee ballots from being opened due to a former ruling specific to the...

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Voorheesville girls’ basketball coach resigns amid unstated allegations

The Voorheesville School Board accepted the resignation of its girls’ varsity basketball coach, Robert Baron, at a special meeting called just before Thanksgiving break.

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Cobblestone Schoolhouse: ‘Money pit’ or historical asset?

The Board of Education needs to decide whether the 200-year-old original Cobblestone Schoolhouse that was the district’s first school building is worth keeping — and spending $50,000 to repair — if it...

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BKW considers $66K JROTC program

A proposed JROTC program at Berne-Knox-Westerlo Secondary School would depend on the feedback of the parents and students, as 10 percent of students must participate for federal funding.

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‘Solar City’: Westerlo reviews two large array proposals

Two companies have proposed establishing solar arrays in Westerlo; one off of Route 405 parallel to a homeowner concerned about glare, and another at the former resort Shepard Farm, on Route 32.

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Man looking for struck deer is hit and killed

On Thanksgiving eve, just after darkness fell, 74-year-old William S. Kelsey of Berne was navigating the steep “Upper Letter S” curves on the edge of the Helderberg escarpment when he hit a deer,...

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Fire survivors rebuild, slowly

When fire takes a home or a business, it can take a long time to rebuild.

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Altamont celebrates Victorian Holiday on December 10

ALTAMONT — The village is once again planning to host its annual Victorian Holiday celebration. Organized by Altamont Community Tradition, the celebration — on Sunday, Dec. 10, from noon to 5 p.m. — is...

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Altamont Enterprise November 23, 1917

BERNE.We are glad to give the facts which were promised sometime ago. A glove factory will be doing business in about two weeks in Berne. They have leased the property of Fred Shultes. All persons...

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Compromising water quality — how much are we willing to swallow?

Safe, accessible drinking water is worth protecting.

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Killam, Donnelly marry

Lisa Kristina Killam, daughter of Donald (Sandy) and Kaisa Killam of Wilmot, New Hampshire married David Alan Donnelly, son of Amy Donnelly of New Paltz, New York and Bob Donnelly of Cooperstown, New...

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Marinopoulos at RPI earns football awards

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute student-athlete George Marinopoulos of Slingerlands has earned a weekly football award from the Liberty League.

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Christmas cards — 1.6 billion strong — have not lost their worth in the age...

The Christmas card has been, and continues to be, an important tradition for millions. Why, in the internet era, do people continue to send them?

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Gentile gets 5 years for receiving child porn

Anthony Gentile, 57, told Judge Gary L. Sharpe of the United States District Court on Monday that he was “of course terrified of prison,” prior to being sentenced to five years on child pornography...

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Berne election decision to be made in next 24 hours

A court hearing held on Monday will determine whether two absentee ballots will be counted in the election in Berne, possibly determining whether there will be a Democratic or Republican majority on...

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