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News 2008 November

Stories for November 2008

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Friday, November 28

Police, businesses ready for holiday rush

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Community pays respect to one of its own

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Chamber of Commerce warns of map scam

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Staying the course: New freshmen can sometimes question their college decisions this time of year

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Ballston Spa to kick off holiday season

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Wednesday, November 26

Puppets portray a classic holiday tale

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Stores gear up for the holidays

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Bethlehem Central School District warns of state aid cuts

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Case against South Colonie School District dropped

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CZAC members step down; trust issues cited

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Guilderland Chamber to relocate

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World-class talent at Niskayuna Public Library

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A season to save in Schenectady County

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Glenville town board passes $17.9M budget

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Saratoga Springs City Council still tweaking budget

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Lending a hand for the holidays

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake secures a date at the Carrier Dome

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Skidmore College inducts former BH-BL swimmer into hall of fame

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Bethlehem starts over

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Voorheesville Blackbirds become roadrunners

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Mohonasen ready for new season

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Schalmont, Scotia-Glenville get a jump start to their seasons

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Colonie returns several veterans for 2008-09

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Emily Caschera is new Bison wrangler at Shaker

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Goals in short supply for Guilderland in opener

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Tuesday, November 25

Paterson's letter warns schools of potential budget cuts next year

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Spa City YMCA abuse buys 3 month sentence

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Music and a message

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A brush with success

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BH-BL schools seek committee members

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Southgate Elementary School adopts wolf

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Monday, November 24

Program aims to make peace on the bus

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SCC narrows president search

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Library to reduce hours

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Helping families help themselves

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Thursday, November 20

Longtime town fixture dies

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Cook-off benefits local Kidney Foundation, Alzheimer's Association

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Plan of attack: System allows doctors to get a jump on treating heart attack victims before they even get to the hospital

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Wednesday, November 19

Belly up to the Egg with Dance the World series

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Bethlehem town board OK's budget

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Colonie workers face 60-day suspension

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Ethics matter dropped; moratorium extended in New Scotland

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Guilderland school board panel recommends full-day K

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Niskayuna town board approves budget

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Rotterdam braces for lean times

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Positive Scotia audit reveals surplus

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State cuts stress Saratoga Springs

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Malta mulls new sewer district

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Money talks at Shenendehowa

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Malta fire corps brace for growth

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Guilderland Dutchmen have holes to fill

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Crosstown rivalry spices tournaments

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Bethlehem Lady Eagles prepare for flight

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Shaker/Colonie Jets ready for takeoff

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake enters unchartered territory

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Saratoga County teams excel at Federation championship

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A hurdle too high for Ravena volleyball

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Senior Services volunteer dies from head trauma

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CZAC memebers resign; 'trust' issues cited

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Town will not review drugstore assessment

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Forum to highlight school district's building plans

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Candidate keeps low Election Day profile

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Tuesday, November 18

A fundraiser with flavor

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Activists blast landfill expansion

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Maplewood transition gets high marks

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Draper mixing it up

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Feed the Need: Food pantries across the Capital District brace for a lean holiday season

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Glass Works vote on hold

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Monday, November 17

Kormos to stay on CZAC

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Friday, November 14

Malta studies options for a Cramer Hills sewer district

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Flooding damages district office

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School social worker arrested

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A bit of the beach: Airline imports sand to promote flights to Fort Lauderdale

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Soares handily defeats Cusick

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Incumbent Reilly reelected in 109th

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Gordon holds on to 108th Assembly District seat

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McEneny securely holds the 104th

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Breslin puts up big numbers in 46th win

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Thursday, November 13

Chili cookoff at Michael's Banquet Hall

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Wednesday, November 12

Bethlehem town board set to vote on budget

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Colonie town board adopts spoils policy

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Guilderland town board adopts budget

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Public offers mixed reviews on Niskayuna budget

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Choking 'game' a deadly one

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Zoning issues plague Glenville used-car dealer

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Saratoga Springs school district expects enrollment drop

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Clifton Park Town Hall is an official drop site for Adopt A Soldier boxes

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AMD's big break

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Ballston OKs budget

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake's defense dominates Super Bowl

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Mohonasen advances to semifinals

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R-C-S girls soccer: master of the comeback

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Rough road ahead for Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk volleyball

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Burnt Hils-Ballston Lake cleans up at state meet

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Shenendehowa swims to title

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HEAP application process open

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Cellist returns for concert

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Tuesday, November 11

Bethlehem judge recommends 60-day suspension for Colonie employees involved in Rod and Gun scandal

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Linkage study puts long-term plan in place

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Nisky voters pin press box defeat on high taxes

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School district gears up for budget season

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FOIL opens door to information

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Monday, November 10

Former BH-BL social worker charged with faking credentials

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Schenectady County passes budget

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Seniors invited to free legal clinics

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A lesson in politics

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Thursday, November 6

Colonie enforces spoils policy

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Wednesday, November 5

Guilderland denies Shen in AA final

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Mohonasen beats Schalmont for Class A title

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Class D final was one for the birds

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Bethlehem-Niskayuna rematch set in Class AA finals

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BH-BL reaches Class A Super Bowl

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Another Super Bowl for R-C-S

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Saratoga, BH-BL win girls cross country titles

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B-K-W edges Voorheesville by one point for C title

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BH-BL volleyball teams clinch titles

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Bethlehem GOP chair and member deny bigotry allegations

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McEneny securely holds the 104th

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Gordon holds onto the 108th Assembly District

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Soares handily defeats Cusick for Albany County DA

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Reilly to serve third term in state Assembly

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Rocky road for Glass Works Village

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Students launch pumpkins as part of physics project

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Tonko wins 21st, Amedore takes 105th

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Fairy tale for the ages

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Five Rivers project still in gridlock

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Colonie to take a hard look at D.A.R.E.

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Liz Kormos' lawyer: Charges are inadequate

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Schenectady County budget passes

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Grant will help shore up Scotia shoreline

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Paul Tonko takes 21st district by wide margin

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Saratoga Springs budget sees cash infusion

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Kirsten Gillibrand easily holds House seat

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Coming home to Malta

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Police: burning body found in Selkirk ruled a suicide

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Tuesday, November 4

Tony Jordan wins in 112th Assembly District

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Roy McDonald to succeed Bruno

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Gillibrand easily holds House seat

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Breslin gets strong showing from area voters

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Open to ideas on open space

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Pine Bush honors conservationist

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Beyond the bookshelf

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UPDATED--2008 Local Election Coverage

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Jonesville bell returns home

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Burning body found near Henry Hudson Park in Selkirk

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Monday, November 3

Voters to decide who fills Bruno's Senate seat

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Development issues key in 112th race

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Job growth, tax relief top Blanchfield list

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Amedore seeks more responsible spending

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Listening, empathy top Tonko priorities

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Buhrmaster looks to 'fix Congress'

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Wasielewski cites military background

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Reilly seeks another term in Assembly

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Soares seeks four more years

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Cusick gives Soares second challenge

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Breslin, Voelker face off for 46th Senate District seat

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McLaughlin runs on a platform of reform

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Gordon cites independence, experience

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Sizable signs to fall in Clifton Park

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