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Owning her disability lets Tillou spread hope and understanding to others

Once Rebecca Tillou was diagnosed with fetal alcohol syndrome, everything else made sense, she said.

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After nearly a decade, Petrosillo will leave post

Retiring library manager Judy Petrosillo is eager to once again read books rather than write about books.

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The show must go on, but some publicity was pulled

The creator of a Woody Allen film series at the Voorheesville Public Library says, “The art of a person and the artist’s lifestyle are two different things.”

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Guardsmen retire

These members of the New York Army National Guard have recently retired:— Colonel George McHugh from Delmar, assigned to the Joint Force Headquarters, retired after 31 years of military service; and—...

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James Lasdun offers fiction workshop

New York State Writers Institute Fellow James Lasdun will conduct a workshop in the spring of 2018 for writers interested in all aspects of fiction.Lasdun has published two novels, four collections of...

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DEC seeks people to raise pheasants

The state’s Department of Environmental Conservation is looking for people to raise pheasant chicks.

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Summer Young Writers Institute accepting applications for summer workshops

A summer workshop for teenage writers is accepting applications through April 1.The New York State Summer Young Writers Institute is a 13-day in-residence writing workshop for high school students who...

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GHS student suffers minor injuries in hit-and-run in Guilderland Center

Guilderland Police have found the driver, said spokesman Curtis Cox of the Guilderland Police, aided by a witness who took down a license-plate number.

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Photos: Judge Garry gets sworn in

On Jan 17, Elizabeth Garry, a Berne native, gets sworn in to be the next presiding justice of the Appellate Division, Third Judicial Department in Albany.

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Photos: Birds Shot Down

The Voorheesville Blackbirds girls’ basketball team traveled to Academy of the Holy Names in a make-up game, rescheduled from Jan. 12 to Jan. 18. The Blackbirds started off well, with hard-to-penetrate...

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Photos: Flying to Victory

The Guilderland cheer team won the Coed Division against Columbia High School and Schuylerville in the UAlbany Showdown at the University at Albany on Saturday. With four men, the team returned to the...

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We don’t mean to lie, says someone living with FASD

Rebecca Tillou, Voorheesville

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Hilltowns need better ambulance coverage

Doris White, Bradenton, Florida

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Rose’s reporting is fair and factual

Marie Dermody , Rensselaerville

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Guardrail needed on Bradt Hollow Road Roadside ditches should be filled with...

Mare Donohue, Berne

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Lower corporate taxes will spur new jobs

William Kowal, Westerlo

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Single-payer health care hurts patients

Richard E. Fisher , Howes Cave

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The far left is destroying our country

George Pratt, Altamont

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Kiwanis holds Ice-Out Challenge to raise funds for BKW students

Russ Pokorny, publicist, Helderberg Kiwanis

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Voorheesville plans $7.8M capital project

Superintendent Brian Hunt presented the Voorheesville capital-project plan at a Jan. 22 forum.

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