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Monday, June 30

Funeral director says he's innocent

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Reading for eating

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Board approves pathway plan

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Spotlight shines on downtown

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Friday, June 27

Public meeting held to discuss roundabout by UAlbany

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Malta will seek grant for trail work

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Clifton Park Community Chorus to perform on Common

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Town of Colonie library director to retire

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Search for new Scotia fire chief begins

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Bruno's exit raises questions about AMD plans

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SCCC president to retire after 17 years at helm

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Colonie police nab alleged bus vandals

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Bethlehem Town Court clerk retiring after 30 years

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Colonie names extraordinary senior

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Rotterdam Square Mall unveils updates

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Thursday, June 26

Rotterdam water deemed best in Schenectady County

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FAO Scwarz to come to Crossgates

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Colonie Town Pool opens for 42nd year

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DEC fines Bethlehem for mercury spills

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EXCLUSIVE: Bethlehem School District approves new union contract

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Wednesday, June 25

Les Loomis looks back on leadership

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Cook Park baseball fields vandalized

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David Weiss challenges Neil Breslin

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Niskayuna OKs water rate hike

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Talks delay drainage fix in Rotterdam

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West Glenville landmark a lesson in history

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NYRA touts Saratoga plans

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Facilitator chosen for Ballston Spa school task force

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John Wasielewski calls for tax cap

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Ballston overlay plan still needs tweaks

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Striking a Chord at Old Songs Festival

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Expectations high for Saratoga meet

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Lacrosse honors spring up for Mike Leveille

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A dream playoff run for Shaker

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Niskayuna girls lacrosse makes history

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A spring to remember in Saratoga County

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Colonie one-time corrective tax bill falls through cracks on Senate floor

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Clifton Park, Halfmoon join Greenway

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Winds of change

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Courting a happy ending

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Making formal affordable

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Bethlehem to close Elsmere Ave. on July 8

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Tuesday, June 24

SCCC president announces retirement

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Bragging rights at stake in Schenectady County water taste test

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Soft Tex moves factory to Halfmoon

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Restaurants brace for lean times

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Voorheesville children's librarian honored

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Town kicks off musical summer

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Union members: North Colonie district officials tight-lipped about personnel matter

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Monday, June 23

Musical memories

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SCCC board approves $22.9 million budget

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Bloomsday brings Joyce to readers

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Class shows off green thumbs

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NYRA announces plans for upcoming Saratoga meet

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Vandals cause over $3,000 damage at Village of Colonie baseball fields

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Friday, June 20

Town of Bethlehem says zoning code 'too severe'

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Cuomo: Two area CVS stores stocked expired drugs

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Barrels of fun at the Schenectady County airport

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Thursday, June 19

Delmar's Meyers Funeral Home director says he's innocent

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Sheldon Hills of Halfmoon opens clubhouse

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South Colonie bus vandals caught

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Facilitator for Ballston Schools task force chosen

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Wednesday, June 18

Superheroes in Saratoga

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The legacy of Bob Bellizzi

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Three Saratoga County runners win state track titles

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Farmingdale ends Guilderland's playoff run

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Niskayuna's run ends in semis

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State Comptroller: Colonie spent $48,000 inappropriately

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So. Colonie holds multi-cultural picnic for ESL students

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District: No to more modified soccer teams

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Nisky property denied ag status

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Plaques offer a look back

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DEC fines Bethlehem for 2006 and 2008 mercury spills

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RCS bus prop passes

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Bethlehem school district maintains salary negotiation procedures

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Colonie asks state to OK one-time tax

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Carol Lawlor's swearing in ceremony at issue

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Niskayuna mulls water rate hike

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Rotterdam drainage projects to move forward

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Scotia fire chief resigns

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Brush strokes on Broadway

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A historic journey in Ballston

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Malta GOP loses longtime member

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Clifton Park contributes to bell repairs

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Colors don't run, but they do march in Burnt Hills

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Tuesday, June 17

Water main break closes Clarksville Elementary

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Exit 9 plans focus of second public workshop

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Historical park names new superintendent

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Local lawmakers agree on middle ground on Metroplex

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Teen volunteers reach out to those with disabilities

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Monday, June 16

'Pure' baths return to Roosevelt Spa

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RCS appoints interim superintendent

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Clifton Park Center bustling

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Computers would open doors for city youth

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Friday, June 13

Malta to test emergency sirens Friday

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South Colonie Central School District closed due to bus vandalism

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Colonie Town Board adopts home-rule message for one-time corrective tax

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Panel mulls rec plans for Parklands

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Masullo residents vote against sewer line

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Two condo plans in the works

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Green groceries: Farmers selling locally grown products in Colonie park

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Union Graduate College breaks ground on new campus

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Thursday, June 12

Bethlehem man convicted of raping teenaged girls

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Nisky synangogue plans trip to Cooperstown's Fenimore Art Museum

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Colonie dog owners celebrate Pug Day

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Wednesday, June 11

Masullo Estates residents vote against sewer line

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Scotia-Glenville building plans focus of forums

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Dee Dee Myers speaks at Saratoga Springs forum

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Plaques offer a look back at Malta's past

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Halfmoon opens first leg of canal path

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Ballston Spa Odyssey team competes at world finals

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Family events mark the anniversary of slavery's end

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Village-wide garage sale in Ballston Spa

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Guilderland cruises into Cortland

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Niskayuna girls cruise into Class B Final Four

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Another year, another title for Niskayuna

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South Glens Falls denies Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake a title

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Josh Ingham leads Ichabod Crane past Mohonasen

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SaratogaArtsFest coming to Spa City

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County approves SEIU nursing home contract

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Town reappoints legislator to IDA

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Library director prepares for move

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Schalmont honors past graduates

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Rivalry for state senate primary begins in Bethlehem

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Bethlehem board hears storm-water update

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Paula Mahan reflects on six months as Colonie's supervisor

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Carol Lawlor named top cop in Guilderland

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Tuesday, June 10

South Colonie late bus cancelled for the day (6/10)

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BH-BL District to close early due to heat

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Masullo residents say \no to sewers

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New school takes a creative approach

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BH-BL schools to close early

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Delmar mom finalist in Olympics competition

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Nursing home plans move forward

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Monday, June 9

Author promotes learning to local students

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Some residents ready to welcome Wal-Mart

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Author promotes learning to area students

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Les Loomis marks last day

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Area man charged with pointing rifle at motorist

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Friday, June 6

Assemblyman Bob Reilly lists end-of-session priorities

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Malta historical plaque exhibit open

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SaratogaArtsFest passes now on sale

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Thursday, June 5

Historical Cannon brought back to Battlefield

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Old Iron Spring Festival set for Ballston Spa

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Public workshop held on Exit 9

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Two killed in Greenfield accident

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Schenectady County and state leaders reach tentative Metroplex agreement

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Monroe named assistant superintendent of Bethlehem

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Wednesday, June 4

Bethlehem Police seek suspects in burglary

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Latham fundraiser held for teen who needs kidney

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Trail ribbon cutting in Halfmoon set for Saturday

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Bethlehem town board hears noise law plans

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Donation of camera equipment to Colonie Central High School is picture perfect

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Guilderland school board names Demian Singleton to post

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Training grounds open at Schenectady County Airport

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Mailing explains vote on Rotterdam sewer line extension

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Scotia's Freedom Park is the place to play

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Safety squared in Saratoga Springs

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Milton mulls future

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Malta weighs AMD options

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Halfmoon town park takes shape

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A place for play in Ballston Spa

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Intricate Air

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Shenendehowa, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake return to softball finals

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Mike Leveille's unforgettable week

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Colonie, Shaker advance in lacrosse playoffs

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Guilderland prepares for girls lacrosse regional

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Guilderland softball team finishes strong

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Tuesday, June 3

Niskayuna hears public comment on town park smoking ban

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Selkirk man charged with propositioning teens

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Lawlor named Guilderland's new chief

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Guilderland picks Lawlor as new police chief

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RCS appoints interim superintendent

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Students give the gift of reading

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Saratoga Springs Department of Public Safety unveils new building designs

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Monday, June 2

Bethlehem is helping a hero

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Ciccotti announces $10,000 reward for Albany shooter information

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Rotterdam mailing explains sewer vote

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Community loses longtime childcare provider

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Library project narrows scope

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Siena neighbors address off-campus parking

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Bethlehem school district boasts weather station

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Sunday, June 1

Matt Nash pitches Bethlehem into semifinals

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Shaker springs super-sized surprise

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Guilderland repeats as Sectional champions

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Colonie softball reaches Class AA semifinals

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