Guilderland

Cherry Neil, Guilderland

Seema Rivera, President GCSD Board of Education

Tony Siracusa, Guilderland

The Guilderland Dutchmen boys lacrosse team kicked off their 2021 spring season on Tuesday, May 4 after missing all of 2020 due to COVID shutting down the schools. The game was close at the half till the Spartans made changes to beat the Dutch 12 to 7.

Thirty of the top Guilderland Athletes signed their college letters of intent on Monday, to play for their respective colleges come fall. Family members joined and a handful of their coaches watched as they signed at the high school in Guilderland Center.

On Friday, April 30, the Guilderland Dutchmen football team took on a usual foe in the Class AA playoffs: Shaker. The game lived up to the hype, with both teams the number one seeds in their respective divisions.

Charles J. Ciaccio

SYRACUSE — Charles Ciaccio was a quiet and kind person, someone who was gracious and intelligent, said his daughter Karen Cornelius. “He was always there for everybody; just a really sweet person.”

Mr. Ciaccio died on April 26, 2021, at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Syracuse. He was 95.  

First proposed in 2019, Spruce Plaza, a 1.82-acre site directly across Route 20 from Guilderland Town Hall, would be a mixed-use development consisting of professional offices, restaurants, and apartments.

“Bears can obtain all of the nourishment they need from the forest, but they are intelligent and opportunistic animals,” says the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation. “They will find and consume the easiest food they can access.” 

A score of volunteers worked on the green spaces in Altamont during Earth Week.

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