Dawn of the Automobile Age in New York
CLARKSVILLE — Join the Clarksville Historical Society on Wednesday evening, May 3, at 7 p.m. at the Clarksville Community Church on Delaware Turnpike for an interesting presentation on New York license...
View ArticleCommunity garden sprouts at BKW
The hope is that the future vegetables and flowers will teach students about nutrition and agriculture, as well as provide for school lunches and other school programs.
View ArticleCozy chic — God is in the details
During the decade since they moved into their McKownville home, Laura Barry and Ellen Marcil have done a lot to restore original details and add new ones that highlight its Craftsman-style warmth.
View ArticleRaising bees as a teen
LeeAna Doolin’s hobby is not one typical for teenagers. A beekeeper, or apiarist, she raises bees out of two hives on her family’s farm.
View ArticleThree challengers, two incumbents run for BKW school board
Kimberly Lovell and Nathan Elble are incumbents. Helen Lounsbury, Martin Szinger, and Randy Bashwinger are challengers. Candidates were asked about the school budget, the capital project, and other...
View ArticleAltamont Enterprise April 27, 1917
KNOX.Next Thursday evening, May 3rd, there will be the opening dance at Weaver’s saw-mill. The floor has been enlarged and other improvements made. Dances will be continued every two weeks thereafter...
View ArticleFrancis charged with felony sexual assault
Police call the girl who says she was sexually assaulted “very credible,” but the arrested man’s father has been loudly and publicly defending his son, identifying the girl by name, calling her crazy,...
View ArticleNew hire to MHLC grew up with its preserves in her backyard
A Bethlehem native who grew up “right around the corner” from some of the Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy’s preserves has now been hired there. The position is funded by a $66,000 state grant.
View ArticleDrug bust turns up murder suspect
The search turned up 248 bags of heroin, 113 grams of marijuana, 23 Ecstasy pills, and over $5,100 in cash.
View ArticlePhotos: Blackbirds Fly
On a cold and rainy Tuesday afternoon, the Voorheesville boys’ and girls’ varsity outdoor track teams battled the Albany Academies, Watervliet, and Cobleskill-Richmondville at home.
View ArticlePhoto: Keeping kids safe
Remember, it's the law to come to a complete stop for school buses with red flashing lights as Guilderland Police Department and Guilderland School District Transportation set up the annual reminder at...
View ArticleSidewalks from SEFCU to the library
Guilderland has received a grant of $680,800 to install a sidewalk that will accommodate wheelchairs, linking the Guilderland Library to the SEFCU building at Regency Park Drive, near Route 155.
View ArticleAftermath of a workplace death
Countryside Tree Care and OSHA have been unable to come to an agreement through informal conferences, and the case is now set to go for trial in October.
View ArticleTobler to perform with Depot Lane Singers
As part of its 38th concert season, Schoharie County’s community chorus, The Depot Lane Singers, will present two concerts to usher in the spring and summer seasons.
View ArticlePolice held but never searched Hockenbury computers
ALBANY — James Hockenbury, 49, of Guilderland Center, now stands accused of sexually abusing more than one young boy.
View ArticleLupine Fest: Take a Walk on the Wild Side
The Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission will host its 11th Lupine Fest on Saturday, May 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Discovery Center. This year, the festival honors the diverse wildlife of the...
View ArticleUtica man pleads guilty to DWAI
GUILDERLAND — Mathew Manning, 55, of Utica pleaded guilty to driving while ability impaired by the combined influence of alcohol and drugs, a felony, before the Judge Peter Lynch in Albany County Court...
View ArticleGuilderland library first in state to sell E-ZPass
GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Public Library will be the first public library in the state to sell E-ZPass On-The-Go tags for Thruway travelers.“The Guilderland library reached out to us, and filled...
View ArticleA day to remember. Gold Star Family Memorial is unveiled in Albany
Mark Yingling, Clifton Park
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