Guilderland

“Writers write,” said Timothy Wiles, adding that he is looking forward to the discipline of writing a poem each day as “a good way to transition from one life to another.”

The town formed a committee to update its comprehensive plan, the village preserved its community traditions but will lose the service of its rescue squad after 86 years, and the school district continued its work to prepare students for a diverse and inclusive world.

J. Dineen, Altamont, Reformed Church

Donna Thomas, Founder, James’s Warriors

In 2023, high school athletes gave us some jaw-dropping moments from winning their first sectional crown to bringing home a national championship — even after a decade of waiting to get back to the top.

On Saturday, Dec. 23, the Storm hockey team — composed of Guilderland, Voorheesville, Scotia-Glenville, Schalmont, and Mohonasen players — participated in the Applebee’s Winter Classic. The Storm battled all game long but couldn’t hold the lead and fell 9 to 7.

Last Thursday, Dec. 21, the Guilderland gymnastics team traveled to Bethlehem High School to take on the Eagles. The Dutch showed their grit and grace but fell 152.100 to 144.725.

Norfolk Southern Corporation donated $5,000 to the Albany County Sheriff's Hilltown Christmas program.

Christine Govin, Guilderland Teaching Assistants

“Our hope would be to help them,” Guilderland Supervisor Peter Barber said of the school district, calling it “a bit ironic” that the town would take on the task of preserving school district history.

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