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Let students march and let them raise their voices

Ed Nicholson, Knox

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Processes are being circumvented and concerns are not being heeded

Deb Nelson, Knox

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Switzkill Farm is a local treasure

John Florussen, Schoharie School Board member

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Bluebird house-building party honors our parents

Sandra Stempel , East Berne

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We invite you to join us for an enjoyable evening

Sandy Slingerland, Publicity chairwoman, New Scotland Historical Association

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Thanks to your support, Maple Festival was a sweet success

Amy Lauterbach Pokorny, Maple Festival Chairwoman, Kiwanis Club of the Helderbergs

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Bollywood and bright clothes bring India home to Guilderland residents

Movies and clothing available in Westmere keep Indians in Guilderland connected to their homeland.

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Town board approves PUD for Winding Brook apartment complex

Guilderland’s town board approved one rezone to Planned Unit Development, on Winding Brook Road near the YMCA. Another PUD for Hiawatha Trails Land Development is currently being considered by the...

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New Scotland Hamlet plan gets another public hearing

Pushback from New Scotland residents over the proposed hamlet rezoning plan was significant enough that changes to the plan call for another public hearing.  

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Gaps remain between governor’s and legislators’ proposals

Neither the Senate nor the Assembly will support the governor’s 2-percent cap on annual growth in Board of Cooperative Educational Services, building, and transportation aid for schools.

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Knox mulls full-time post for dog control, labor, plowing, cleaning

KNOX — At its March 13 meeting, the Knox Town Board discussed consolidating the job openings of the park laborer and dog-control officer in order to save money by paying one salary.

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Rates increase in two-thirds of special-use districts

At its March meeting, the New Scotland Town Board approved rate hikes in six of its 10 special-use districts.

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State forest logging leaves damaged roads, concerned residents

State forests can serve as both recreational areas and sources of timber to be auctioned off by New York State. Residents of Rensselaerville were surprised when they observed clearcutting in a state...

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Voorheesville to build playground

VOORHEESVILLE — Having raised close to a quarter-million dollars, the Voorheesville Playground committee is now looking to the community to raise a playground at Voorheesville Elementary School.Build...

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Delmar Farmers’ Market bans plastic bags

The Delmar Farmers’ Market will prohibit the use of plastic bags by vendors for the May 5 kickoff of its 10th season. The change affirms the market’s long-time mission to promote environmental...

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GCSD holds Recycling Extravaganza

GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Central School District will hold its bi-annual Recycling Extravaganza on Saturday, April 28, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Farnsworth Middle School at 6072 State Farm Rd.This...

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Conservation district sells plants and fish

ALBANY COUNTY — The county’s Soil and Water Conservation District is hosting spring plant and fish sales.

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Photos: Knox workshop

Discovery Workshops were presented at Town Hall by the Knox Youth Council and the Knox Town Board this past weekend.

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Guard promotes

These local members of the New York Army National Guard have been promoted:— Tyler Center from Slingerlands, assigned to the Joint Force Headquarters, who received a promotion to the rank of Sergeant;...

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Wright, Adami marry

Adrianne Wright and Dale Adami were united in marriage on March 17, 2018, in Jamaica.  The bride is the daughter of Karen and Chris Parker, and Gary and Sandy Wright.  The groom is the son of Karen and...

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