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Elston sentenced to 28 years for kidnapping and rape

by Matt Cook





RENSSELAERVILLE — A young man who was arrested for kidnapping and rape after escaping from Rensselaerville’s Camp Cass Residential Center has received nearly the maximum sentence for the crimes.

Well concerns on Brandle Road

by Nicole Fay Barr





GUILDERLAND — Many residents on Brandle Road have questions and concerns about Altamont’s plans to pump water for village residents and for a proposed senior-housing complex.

Cleanup Toxins to be removed from Burns 146 s property

by Nicole Fay Barr

Cleanup:
Toxins to be removed from Burns’s property



GUILDERLAND — After over 40 years, Joan Burns may be able to walk in her backyard without fear.

Small subdivision approved for Timothy Lane

by Nicole Fay Barr





GUILDERLAND — Timothy Lane may soon be developed.

The town’s planning board last Wednesday approved an application by Frank Tralongo to create a four-lot subdivision on 3.3 acres there.

Tedesco at the helm at GHS

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





GUILDERLAND — Frank Tedesco says he loves kids.

Tresselt full of energy in his new role

by Melissa Hale-Spencer





GUILDERLAND — The school district has its first energy manager — Fred Tresselt.

Alice Begley quot A historian and a patriot quot

by Melissa Hale-Spencer



By Maggie Gordon
GUILDERLAND — Alice Begley has been a Guilderland resident for 51 years and the town historian for almost 10. She took the job because it "just melted in" with her passion for history, and reading and writing about it.

Dean McIntyre and DeLucia Three honored at Altamont picnic

by Melissa Hale-Spencer



By Maggie Gordon

ALTAMONT — The Altamont Community Tradition presented three awards for Citizen of the Year Sunday, at the organization’s annual picnic.

NYISO on the move

by Melissa Hale-Spencer



By Maggie Gordon

GUILDERLAND — The New York Independent System Operator is planning on relocating 300 of its 400 employees, now in Albany, to East Greenbush.

Petitioned challenged

by Holly Grosch





NEW SCOTLAND — Political squabbles have already begun to play a role in the upcoming town elections.

Clarksville water district Without aid town mulls how to go it alone

by Holly Grosch

Clarksville water district:
Without aid, town mulls how to go it alone



NEW SCOTLAND — The town board is now reviewing seven options for much-needed improvements and desired expansions of the Clarksville Water District.

Nickelsberg heads GOP slate

by Matt Cook





New prez says BKW to create facilities plan

by Matt Cook



BERNE—The Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District is a lot different than the one in which the new school board president grew up.
"I went to a very large school," said Janet Finke.

Huseks donate easement

by Matt Cook





RENSSELAERVILLE — A large donation will preserve a wild portion of Rensselaerville and link two of the Hilltowns’ wildlife areas.

Bryan mounts a comeback for Dems

by Matt Cook





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