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News 2007 September

Stories for September 2007

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Friday, September 28

Giants trade pigskin for pins in Delmar

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Danz enters Albany County race

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Water source debated: Saratoga Lake option considered

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The checks are in the mail for Clifton Park residents

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Thursday, September 27

Malta town board candidate seeking medical treatment

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Guilderland picks new superintendent

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Bethlehem parents pack the house at redistricting meeting

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Halfmoon mourns 'hometown hero'

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Wednesday, September 26

ROTTERDAM: Mohon matures into contender

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COLONIE: Shaker girls off to fast start

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BURNT HILLS: Hard work pays off for Spartans at Cider Challenge

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ROTTERDAM: Hlat's big night

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COLONIE: Dutch avoid CBA's upset bid

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DELMAR: Eagles rekindle playoff hopes

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DELMAR: Primary winners, losers keep eye on prize

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GUILDERLAND: District picks new superintendent

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NISKAYUNA: Building halt gains ground

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ROTTERDAM: Helping Curry Road

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SCOTIA: Village promotes 'character' in new area

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SARATOGA SPRINGS: City mourns loss of teen

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BALLSTON SPA: Early warning upgrade

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MALTA: Klotz seeking medical treatment

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HALFMOON: Town mourns hometown hero

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BURNT HILLS: BH-BL time travelers

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House system finds a home at Pinewood

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New Scotland weighs senior housing

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Costume shop a perfect fit

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Hop on the wagon

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SARATOGA SPRINGS: Spa City showdown set

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Tuesday, September 25

Schenectady County book finalists an eclectic mix

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Farms to Restaurant Week promotes locally raised food

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Monday, September 24

Saratoga Springs mourns the loss of Connor LaFrance

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Thursday, September 20

Power back on at Colonie communications center

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Bean scene: Crowds flock to retailer's grand opening

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Bethlehem panel to sound out noise rules

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Scotia welcomes home page

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Shen teacher's statements valid, judge says

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Wednesday, September 19

LATHAM: Family drama

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BETHLEHEM: Lady Eagles outlast Plainswomen in OT

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ROTTERDAM: Ogunyase leads Cadets past Sabres

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BALLSTON SPA: Shen denies Scotties

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VOORHEESVILLE: Fenner's foot lifts Blackbirds past Watervliet

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COLONIE: Fast start fuels Nisky win

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GUILDERLAND: Graves continues streak

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DELMAR: School project funding up for vote

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COLONIE: Town defends debris use

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GUILDERLAND: Employers value age and experience

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NISKAYUNA: Judge sides with Ingersoll activists

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ROTTERDAM: Town vows to keep small business vital

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SCOTIA: Village stalls on hiring

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SARATOGA SPRINGS: Peace for Israel

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MILTON: Town incumbents prevail

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MALTA: Klotz, Thomas win GOP primary

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CLIFTON PARK: Hughes romps in Independence primary

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CLIFTON PARK: Festival spotlights area farms

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Fresh Air gives a taste of life in the slow lane

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Spitzer signs Jonathan's Law

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Ballston, Milton to share salt shed

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Shelter announces Feline Fest 2007

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State agriculture tour stops at Indian Ladder

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Rotterdam Democratic primary

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Bethlehem Primary Day updates

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Tuesday, September 18

No mall, court says

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Saratoga: Keehn wins primary

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Independence line goes to Cunningham

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Saratoga mayor, safety boss push for new facility

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Varied tools help cops keep tabs on sex offenders

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Mohonasen board mulls program that makes cents

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Colonie walk to help raise money for canines in need

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Monday, September 17

Crime prompts calls for tougher punishment

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Saratoga cop recovering from slashed throat

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Schenectady officials eye tougher punishments

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Memorial service honors 'noble gesture'

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Friday, September 14

Delmar Key Bank plans expansion

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Potential uses for Saratoga Springs City Hall building considered

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Water-main flushing leaves some with tinted water in Altamont

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Schenectady County Chamber buys Gillette House

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Mohonasen Sept. 11 sculpture dedicated

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Wednesday, September 12

Time to get your Irish up again

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COLONIE: Fifty years in the making

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COLONIE: Garnet Raiders avoid Pats' upset bid

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BETHLEHEM: Scotties fend off Eagles in BC's home opener

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VOORHEESVILLE: A total team effort

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DELMAR: The last first day for Loomis

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COLONIE: Town looks to blaze trails

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GUILDERLAND: Beloved police dog dies

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NISKAYUNA: Board welcomes new year

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ROTTERDAM: Schools face angry taxpayers

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GLENVILLE: Troops welcomed home

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SARATOGA SPRINGS: Keehn, Boyd square off

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BALLSTON SPA: School repairs finished just as classes resume

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MALTA: Board members endorse Klotz, Gizzi

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HALFMOON: Residents gather for somber memorial

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BALLSTON LAKE: Vandals burn dock

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New Saratoga facilities would carry thousands in annual operating costs

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Scotia, Glenville still consider 'sharing' services

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Five Rivers Fest to welcome fall

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Festival at Indian Ladder Farms to highlight local food

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Tuesday, September 11

Rotterdam board likes Dunkin' Donuts plan

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Bethlehem considers pool upgrades

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Schenectady County considers dropping leaf charges

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Bottle museum holds flameworking glass class

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Rain helps us remember

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Monday, September 10

Bethlehem to lease golf course

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Friday, September 7

Pruyn House's 'last hurrah' in Newtonville caps busy season

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Temple's festival pays tribute to area's heritage

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NYRA gets nod from Spitzer

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New Shen school opens; elementary facility welcomes 550 students

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Thursday, September 6

Burnt Hills - New staff join BH-BL schools

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Burnt Hills - School daze begins

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Clifton Park - Mediator to run against Barrett

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Clifton Park - Supervisor's path led to Clifton Park

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Clifton Park - Rebate checks coming soon

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Wednesday, September 5

COHOES: \Chicago comes to town

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SCOTIA: Learning the hard way

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DELMAR: Spartans run past Eagles

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GUILDERLAND: A victory to grow on

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COLONIE: CBA struggles in opener

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DELMAR: Superintendent to retire

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COLONIE: Building a better future

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GUILDERLAND: Illness inspires family to help others

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NISKAYUNA: Work continues on medical building

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ROTTERDAM: Dems hold town board primary

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SCOTIA: District hears testing results

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SARATOGA SPRINGS: Mayoral challengers rally behind NYRA

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MILTON: Town cuts taxes further

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CLIFTON PARK: New Shen school opens

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CLIFTON PARK: Rebate checks coming soon

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BURNT HILLS: School daze begins

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Proctor's to hold free tours and 3-D screenings

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Three up for Republican primary in Malta

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Garden group cultivates interest in town plot in Colonie

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Tuesday, September 4

Spitzer recommends NYRA

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Bethlehem superintendent to retire

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Delmar florist to hand out free flowers

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Mapping out future growth in Milton

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Green light for strip mall site plan in Niskayuna

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Colonie inspections begin at Central Ave. motels

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New Rexford Commons to include recreation and nature area

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