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Friday, October 31

District mourns school official

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Costume shops keep busy

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Wednesday, October 29

Expo promotes health and wellness

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Daughter stages play based on a book her mother wrote

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Teen's piano lessons pay off

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Friends on and off the stage

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Rift dividing Bethlehem Republicans

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Bethlehem taxpayers balk at levy hike

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South Colonie voters OK buses, reject press box

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Guilderland school budget talks begin

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Niskayuna town budget includes rec department changes

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Rotterdam workers offered early retirement

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County legislature wants to put a stop on text messaging while driving

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Four vie for two seats on Scotia village board

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Big spenders in 20th Congressional district race

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The ABCs of AMD

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Mohonasen wins an epic battle against Scotia-Glenville

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Colonial Council pedigree helps Voorheesville advance

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Loudonville Christian soars past Argyle

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LaSalle grounds Bethlehem's offense in quarterfinal win

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Defense keys Niskayuna's quarterfinal win at Shenendehowa

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Black Friday strikes Saratoga County football teams

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Saratoga County teams rule at Suburban Council Championships

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Elementary students to vote for president

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Tuesday, October 28

Towns to hold hearing about linkage study

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North Colonie athletic director updates plan

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School board members honored

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Tiny heroes in the making

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Monday, October 27

Albany officials propose expanding landfill

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Bus boss runs tight ship

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It's a worm's life

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Bethlehem helping Bethlehem

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Friday, October 24

Subway's Jared visits area elementary school

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Spotlight Newspapers to launch series on AMD

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Middle schoolers tackle diversity issues

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Breslin releases executive budget

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Shaker High to celebrate 50 years

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Thursday, October 23

RCS school evacuated, classes and concert cancelled

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Jonesville bell returns home

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South Colonie voters approve buses, reject press box

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Bethlehem School District mourns the passing of business administrator

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Treadwell's sizable signs to fall in Clifton Park

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Wednesday, October 22

New Scotland schedules code hearing

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Niskayuna school board members honored

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SCCC program uncovers history

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Glenville residents to weigh in on early budget

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Scotia-Glenville school district building proposal moves ahead

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Saratoga Springs City Council OKs phone upgrades

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Shared sewer talks continue between Clifton Park and Glenville

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Spotlight Newspapers to launch AMD series

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The roaring 20th Congressional race

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Sectional soccer seedings set for Saratoga County squads

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Schalmont Sabres survive scare

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Trey Jasenski leads Mohonasen past Schalmont

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Ballston Spa, Shenendehowa receive their assignments

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Bethlehem gets another shot at LaSalle

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Shaker shocks Schenectady

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A first for Guilderland boys soccer

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Bethlehem girls complete perfect regular season

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Niskayuna netters aim for Class AA repeat

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Ravena spikes the competition at its own tournament

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Saratoga Springs sinks Guilderland

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Public hearing tonight on Bethlehem's 6.89 percent tax hike proposal

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New Scotland has new Republican head

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Italian group names Ciccotti Man of the Year

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20/20 lays out vision

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New Scotland: Plans lack adequate buffer

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Writer finds the joke's on her

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Candidates meet and greet with seniors

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109th Assembly, 43rd Senate candidates debate

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Festival of Nations celebrates global dances, cuisine and crafts

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Bethlehem school district freezes spending

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D.A.R.E barely stays afloat in Colonie

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Tuesday, October 21

District hears public input on budget

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Early budget shows 12.9 percent tax hike

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Five Rivers project hits 20-foot snag

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State military museum reopens

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Monday, October 20

Attempted robbery at Central Ave. Exxon, robber and clerk flee scene

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City to make sacrifices

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Environment key issue in 46th Senate District

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Security Supplies plans to expand

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Small comforts

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Friday, October 17

The cost of doing business

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Town bans banners

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County signs contract for discount drug card

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Bus driver's deeds honored

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Capital District Start! Heart Walk Saturday

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Thursday, October 16

Alleged Delmar Key Bank robber nabbed

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A walk with heart

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Wednesday, October 15

Guilderland remains lone undefeated Suburban Council team

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Schenectady Christian controls its own fate in WAC

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Youthful Loudonville Christian team learning the ropes

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Guilderland girls soccer team heats up as season winds down

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake boys dominate own meet

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Conor Cashin leads the Voorheesville flock

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Capital District residents in search of a scare can find plenty of options

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DA debate pulls no punches

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New sex abuse charges surface against rabbi

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New Scotland considers extending moratorium

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Schenectady County to state: Pay our half

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No rush on hiring Scotia's next fire chief

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Saratoga Springs City Council hangs up over phone system

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AMD sharpens details

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Work begins on Riverfront Park

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Second place is on the line when Ballston Spa meets Shenendehowa

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Niskayuna stuck at No. 3 in Liberty Division

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Defense keys Bethlehem's Empire Division win against Ballston Spa

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Tuesday, October 14

Delmar bank robber still at large

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Italian artist contributes to local cause

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21st Congressional candidates debate at Albany Law School

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Monday, October 13

Town of Ballston to host community day

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Friday, October 10

AMD adresses business chamber

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Thursday, October 9

Miss.USA to tape commercial at Roessleville Elementary School

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BH-BL extends deadline for Board of Education seat applications

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Wednesday, October 8

Rare oak disease found in Glenville

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Scotia fire chief will be picked from within ranks

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AMD commits to chip fab in Malta

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State Military Museum reopens

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Halfmoon readies tentative budget

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Nancy Della Pia resigns as Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake school board president

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Joshua Gregg runs Mohonasen's show while brother serves in Iraq

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Schalmont closes in on division title

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Suhayb Banks secures victory for Shenendehowa over Bethlehem

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Guilderland avoids Colonie's upset bid with overtime goal

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Bethlehem boys find their scoring touch against Mohonasen

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Shenendehowa boys run away with Grout Run title

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Guilderland girls step up at Grout Run

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Niskayuna girls lead the way at Grout Run

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Shenendehowa girls edge Bethlehem by winning final relay

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Bethlehem replaces all mercury flow meters

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School board eyes future

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Leaves, management change at Indian Ladder

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Three members of the Franklin family take the stage in 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'

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Glenmont 'green' house on display

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Colonie unveils tentative budget

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Ken Runion asks Warren Redlich to step aside during talks

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Tuesday, October 7

AMD commits to building chip fab in Malta

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Evolution up close

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CM Fox to launch design center

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Ambulance services to present plan to bill insurance companies

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Bottled up

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Monday, October 6

BH-BL Board of Education president resigns

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Construction on Exit 6 begins

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Zoning panel member asked to step down

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Leaves, management change at Indian Ladder

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Mixing work and play

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Colonie Farmers market extended

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BH-BL High School gym floor fixed

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Friday, October 3

Neighbors Without Borders:Roundabout postponed

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Denim that makes a difference

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Jonathan Carey Foundation to hold benefit walk

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Employees accused of Rod and Gun Club scandal sue town

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Life and language lessons: Foreign exchange program exposes students to a new world of friendship

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Catiebug Gala Saturday at the Saratoga Music Hall

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Town of Milton readies tentative budget

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Thursday, October 2

Colonie residents could see 3 percent tax increase in 2009 budget

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Wednesday, October 1

Fall fun at the finish line

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Bethlehem floats a 6.89% tax hike

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Colonie residents push for nursing home

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Guilderland gears up for budget season

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Niskayuna roads to get safety upgrades

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Assembly campaign under scrutiny

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Scotia-Glenville School District discusses building project costs

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Saratoga Springs hosts annual college football game

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Carney's to remain open

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Ballston readies tentative budget

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Last second heroics propel Niskayuna past Shaker

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Ballston Spa Scotties find running room against Guilderland

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Soccer coaches change, but success remains at Schalmont and Scotia-Glenville

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Shaker Blue Bison roam into second place

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake spikes volleyball foes

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Eagle students celebrate with Class of '58

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In Anne's honor

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Fundraiser benefits Circle of Champs

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Five Rivers development still in the works

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