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News 2008 September

Stories for September 2008

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Tuesday, September 30

South Colonie residents to vote on school buses

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NS4SED: Zoning panel member asked to step down

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Board requests changes to layout

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Board appoints acting GHS principal

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Westmere a Blue Ribbon pick

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No time to be a kid

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Monday, September 29

Ballston Lake's Carney's Restaurant remains open

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Car lands in Exxon Mega Mart after crash in Colonie

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Students tip 'class cap'

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Man in lot causes lockout at South Colonie

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Voorheesville athletes suspended

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Library announces five book finalists

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Friday, September 26

Open school budget meetings on tap

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Town names new assessor

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Waterline bonds sold

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Andy Rooney reminisces about Albany Academy days

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Niskayuna groundbreaking ceremonies postponed

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Wednesday, September 24

NYSTI explores the judicial process with 'Twelve Angry Jurors'

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Vista developers update initial building plans

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Retail target of New Scotland zoning concerns

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Glenville approves funds for dispatch system

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Niskayuna residents get South Colonie school tax surprise

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Saratoga Springs man pleads guilty to sex abuse

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Clifton Park readies new budget

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Ballston Lake landmark restaurant to close amid sewage problems

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake assesses needs

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For the Love of the Game -- Part III: AAU basketball and summer camps

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Guilderland ends Bethlehem's shutout streak and winning streak

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Ballston Spa finds ways to win boys soccer games

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Colonie Cup belongs to Shaker

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Schalmont Sabres roar louder than Hudson Falls Tigers

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Saratoga Catholic falls short in home opener

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Bethlehem proposes a 6.89 percent tax increase

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Town mulls future of leaf pickup

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Town agrees to sponsor Siena loop road project

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Saratoga tourism bureau unveils redesigned Web site

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Jonathan Carey Foundation holds 2nd Annual Walk in Bethlehem

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Tuesday, September 23

Glass Works road at issue

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Cancer battle inspires marathon dreams

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The rising cost of home heating intensifies

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Monday, September 22

Noise task force expanded

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Loudonville Elementary receives national recognition

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Students back transferred teachers

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Ballston Spa teacher heads back to school

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Friday, September 19

From GEDs to EMTs: YouthBuild program helps students along career path

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SAFE program introduced in Bethlehem

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Sale of Heritage Park complete

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Ellis unveils changes

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Noise task force expanded

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A tragedy remembered in Guilderland

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Thursday, September 18

Saratoga Springs man pleads guilty to sexually abusing teen

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Clifton Park readies slightly smaller budget

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Workshop garners variety of ideas from New Scotlanders

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Bethlehem plans clean-up day

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Colonie firefighters pull trapped student

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Wednesday, September 17

New Scotland workshop invites comment on building size cap

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A tragedy remembered in Glenville

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Angelo Santabarbara urges energy tax relief

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'Skimmer' used in Glenville credit card scam

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Police station makes Saratoga Springs' capital projects list

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Clifton Park law reins in off-leash behavior for dogs

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Ballston, Malta discuss joint projects

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Patti Southworth dumps Democratic Party

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Schalmont football faces showdown with Hudson Falls

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Pride is on the line when Colonie meets Shaker for Colonie Cup

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Guilderland boys soccer team starts strong

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Shenendehowa, Burnt Hills cross country teams take it easy

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Young Voorheesville football team falters at Watervliet

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake rolls past Lansingburgh

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SCCC dorm project moves forward

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Town's deficit info sessions wind down

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Guilderland principal steps down

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'Panhandler' causes lockout at South Colonie Central School District

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Niskayuna residents angry about South Colonie school district tax

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Connecting the Capital District: Local initiatives to provide pedestrian paths spring up

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Go Gaelic at Irish Fest

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Bethlehem appoints Suzanne Traylor new town comptroller

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Menands, village of Colonie and town of Colonie discuss possible overpayment for services

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Tuesday, September 16

Town OKs Central Avenue gateway plans

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County asks state to restore nursing home funding

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Builders won't go Dutch on project

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Helping hurricane victims turn a new page in New Orleans

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Monday, September 15

Glenville switches energy providers

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Bullies beware: Sand Creek Middle School implements program

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Councilman wants change in home business code

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Local church ties into history

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Friday, September 12

Carrot Festival takes the cake

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Dinette proposed for Route 9W

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Assessor search under way

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Latham resident wins VIP treatment at Jonas Brothers show

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Saratoga Springs includes police station in capital projects

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Thursday, September 11

Colonie receives $2.7 million for Heritage Park

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Colonie Town Supervisor, Village of Colonie and Village of Menands mayors gather for taskforce

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Wednesday, September 10

Mabee Farm holds history fair

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Eagle Elementary School opens

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South Colonie tax rate higher than expected

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Avila Retirement Home to expand

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Niskayuna assisted-living facility unveiled

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Pinewood Intermediate School celebrates golden anniversary

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Scotia-Glenville school district building updates on the table

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Park plans heard at Saratoga Springs meeting

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Clifton Park hammers out cell tower rules

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Pricey pump station needed to carry county water to Ballston

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Norm Smith is a cross country traveler

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Bethlehem battles with Saratoga for Empire Division lead

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Lou DiNovo makes big splash for LaSalle

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Rough start for Guilderland football team

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Saratoga Blue Streaks are red hot

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Bethlehem gets shot at redemption against Niskayuna

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Colonie Central senior named semifinalist in National Merit Scholarship Program

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Loudonville Elementary receives national award

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Ballston Supervisor leaves Democratic Party

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Breslin takes the 46th states Senate district

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Tuesday, September 9

'Miracle machine' doesn't take the good with the bad

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Contoversial transfer ends in resignation

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Tonko wins the 21st Congressional Democratic Primary

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Roy McDonald gain Republican nomination in 43rd Senate District

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Phil Steck concedes, will not run on Independent ticket

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Burhrmaster takes Republican nomination for 21st Congressional District

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SPOTLIGHT PRIMARY ELECTION COVERAGE

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Residents protest Selkirk Bypass

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Library discusses expansion

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Monday, September 8

New teachers prepare for school year

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Group organizes Mohawk River cleanup

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Lean times at food bank

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Albany Academies make a 'smart' move

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Friday, September 5

Avila to expand

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Making the grad: Local districts focus on student involvement to keep graduation rates up

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Political lawn signs questioned

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Candidates in the 43rd square off

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Macy's pays EPA fine

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Despite rainy start, race course sees rebound

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Pricey Ballston pump station needed for county water

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Thursday, September 4

An authentic experience: Traditional favorites served up at annual Greek fest

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Five Rivers Environmental Education Center salutes fall

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Bethlehem noise law tabled for review

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Albany County law requires businesses to limit the sale of graffiti tools

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Sphere announces Target as anchor for New Scotland project

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Schalmont teachers get a closer look at nanotechnology

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Replacing fire chief hot topic at Scotia trustees session

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Mason Winfield leads Spa City walk examining its ghostly past

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Saratoga County horse park plans plod ahead

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Ballston renews junkyard license

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Class AA football is up for grabs

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Scotia-Glenville Tartans preview

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Mohonasen Mighty Warriors preview

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Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Spartans preview

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Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk Indians preview

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Schalmont Sabres preview

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Voorheesville Blackbirds preview

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Saratoga Central Catholic Saints preview

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Colonie Price Chopper goes green

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Wednesday, September 3

21st Congressional District primary election guide

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Guilderland hires economic chair

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Tuesday, September 2

Project Access yields more than $6,000 in fines

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Sand Creek Middle School cracks down on bullying

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Math teacher moves up at Mohonasen

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Writing for relief: Caregivers learn to put their thoughts to paper

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Fundraisers help mitigate family's storm-damage expenses

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District ponders capital projects

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Turf talks: District adds installing artificial fields to building proposal

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History uncovered: Archeologists comb for artifacts following move of historic home

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