Our Neighbors for Democracy will once again be at the corner of Routes 155 and 20 from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. We are hoping for a large turnout and would like to line Western Avenue from the Guilderland ...

As a 27-year-old running for the New York State Assembly, I hear a common frustration from people my age: We did everything we were told to do, yet homeownership feels further away than ever. Young ...

Battery storage is essential. Let’s get the facts straight. In his letter last week about BESS [battery-energy storage facilities] facilities, Vincent Perry tried to lay out a five-point case for why ...

Supervisor Doug LaGrange’s budget message says the tentative budget “presents many challenges” and that the town’s effort to ...

The district’s exposure in the lawsuit runs through the lien; under state law, a lien on a public project doesn’t let a subcontractor claim school property. It lets the subcontractor claim part of the ...

When New Leaf returns to the New Scotland Planning Board, it has committed to a supplemental submission covering two things: ...

Thank you to all the people who supported the Voorheesville Farmers’ Market for its 18th season. The weather cooperated with only one day of rain. Our vendors appreciated all the folks who continue to ...

The Clarksville Historical Society is hosting a “Discover the Pine Bush” program on Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 7 p.m. Join Albany ...

Kara Shane [née Relyea] Colley is a native of Voorheesville. She was graduated from Clayton A. Bouton High School in 1994, ...

The Stewarts, who founded the not-for-profit in 2003, have plans to build an interpretive center near the restored brick ...

To support St. Matthew’s High School Scholarship Fundraiser, a drive-through take-out Ziti Dinner will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 13, from 4 to 6 p.m. The dinner is sponsored by Frese’s Catering. The ...

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES GET STAMP THIEVES A post office theft of a quarter million dollars worth of stamps from the Pawtucket, R. I.