GUILDERLAND — In 2021, soon after Kyle Delhagen became pastor of Hamilton Union Presbyterian Church, he told us a sort of riddle.

Agricultural producers who have not yet enrolled in the Agriculture Risk Coverage or Price Loss Coverage programs for the 2024 crop year have until March 15 to revise elections and sign contracts.

Starting next Wednesday, dairy producers will be able to enroll for 2024 Dairy Margin Coverage, a safety net program offered through the U.S.

The state’s Department of Environmental Conservation is, by Aug. 1, returning to plain paper rather than synthetic paper for sporting licenses and carcass tags.

Free Fishing Days in New York will take place on: Feb. 17 to 18 (Presidents’ Day Weekend), June 29 to 30, Sept. 28 (National Hunting and Fishing Day), and Nov. 11 (Veterans Day).

During these days, the fishing license requirement is waived for freshwater fishing on New York’s waters.

Marcus Kwame works to bridge the gap between history and contemporary art and has a passion for storytelling through visual arts.

To celebrate its centennial this year, the state’s Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is inviting New Yorkers to share their stories, photos, and videos of state parks and historic sites.

The office oversees over 250 parks and sites.

Guilderland Garden Club officers pose on Jan. 5, from left in front: Co-Presidents Linda Miller and Susan Cole, Co-First Vice Presidents Sandy Mason and Sandy Hill, Co-Secretaries Maureen McNamare and Judith Golombiski; Second vice President John Haluska in back; Treasurer Kris Vogt was absent.

GUILDERLAND — The Caring Closet is getting some help from a shopping crawl at Stuyvesant Plaza.

The not-for-profit Closet, started by Guilderland Councilwoman Amanda Beedle, provides hygiene products to public school students and their families.

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