Opinion

A patch of wildness may soon flourish in the midst of Guilderland’s commercial hub

This is our story of cross-pollination. Whether this project succeeds or not may be up to you.

Guilderland

At county’s behest, Guilderland delays adopting moratorium

The delay, Supervisor Peter Barber said at the board’s meeting on Tuesday, is because the Albany County Planning Board said notification of the moratorium must be sent to neighboring municipalities according to General Municipal Law.

Sports

Photos: Dutch Battle Tough Against Shen

Last Wednesday, May 1, the Guilderland softball team hosted a huge Suburban Council matchup against Shenendehowa. The Dutch used two home runs and showed their toughness against the undefeated Plainsmen and pulled off a big win, 8 to 5.

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New Scotland

Heldeberg Workshop plans inaugural Community Maple Sugaring Festival

NEW SCOTLAND — Syrup may flow next spring at the Heldeberg Workshop’s Sugar Shack thanks to a $5,000 grant from the Voorheesville Community and School Foundation.

Hilltowns

BKW plans to relocate its business office to new property soon

Nearly two years after voters authorized Berne-Knox-Westerlo to purchase 1772 Helderberg Trail, the district is close to satisfying state inspection requirements, at which point it will begin the quick relocation of its business office. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Letters to the Editor

We must put environmental protection ahead of business as usual

Tom Ellis, Albany

Greenwashed campaigns fail to consider who will be disproportionately harmed

Christina Constantinou, Saratoga Springs

Religious beliefs belong in the heart, not in the legal system

Bill Goergen, Guilderland

Matthew knows our children deserve the best

Kenneth Bergeron, Capt. USMC (Ret), M.Ed, S.A.S, Palm Harbor, Florida

This food drive is critical, please donate

Judy Seery, Director, Altamont Community Food Pantry

Plumb the mystery of the blockhouse and the secret of the old mill

John Haluska, Vice President, Guilderland Historical Society

Columns

A Glimpse of Guilderland History

Mary Ellen Johnson

In the early 1800s, fists flew in Bangall; in the 1900s, cars flew on the hamlet’s Main Street

Old Men of the Mountain

John R. Williams

Sweet memories of eating ice cream, shooting darts, and seeing pretty girls

The Capital Angler

John Rowen

Fly-tying leads to fun and surprise in catching fish

Field Notes

Dennis Sullivan

Do we define ourselves by the choices we have made?