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Stories for January 2009

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Friday, January 30

V'ville and New Scotland look into sharing services

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Spa City Mayor touts fiscal conservatism

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County's drug program saving money

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ESYO hits the right note

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Judge: Colonie supervisor had authority to demote town employees

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Judge: Colonie supervisor had authority in demoting town employees

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Thursday, January 29

Red Hen in harmony

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Peter Drive residents seek ban on school buses

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Guilderland delays full-day kindergarten

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Niskayuna plans to update Web site

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Rotterdam mulls exemption to help the elderly

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Scotia-Glenville superintendent promotes full-day kindergarten

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Joe Bruno faces fraud charges

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A scramble for a new senator's old seat

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Shaker/Colonie Jets fly into first place

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Big D, little O at Shenendehowa

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Saratoga escapes Niskayuna with victory

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Opinion mixed on watershed district

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Bethlehem employees get free rent as caretakers

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Emergency services vie to serve town

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Outdoor rinks are ready

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Gillibrand sworn in as New York's junior senator

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Wednesday, January 28

Rotterdam police investigating potential abduction

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Town of Colonie to host fundraiser for humane society

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Tuesday, January 27

Tedisco is GOP pick in 20th race

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Mr. Sharma goes to Washington

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Glenville connects with local businesses

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Malta planning board mulls projects

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Three men on a mission

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Bethlehem's Patti and Dan Parsons win $10 million on lotto ticket

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Monday, January 26

South Colonie holds first budget talk

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Saratoga school districts face tough choices

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Schenectady County turns 200

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Inauguration a teaching tool

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Friday, January 23

Bruno indicted

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UPDATED Paterson picks Gillibrand

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Tedisco to seek House seat

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Schalmont schools to host budget meetings

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Judge blocks appeals in Gun Club demotions

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Keller named fire chief

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Details released on ex-Assembly candidate's arrest

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Fizzy logic: Paterson's pop proposal meant to slim down New York, but will it work?

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Thursday, January 22

Outdoor ice skating rinks open in Colonie

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Water main break cuts service in Clifton Park

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Opinion mixed on Ballston Lake protection law

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Woman struck by car at Latham Farms

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Wednesday, January 21

John Silva steps down from Rotterdam board

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Scotia-Glenville forum dissects full-day kindergarten

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Saratoga County water project surges ahead

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Shenendehowa leader lauds MLK's dream

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Columbus welcomes Paul Gerstenberger to the Crew

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Mohonasen clings to divisional lead

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Shenendehowa moves ahead of shorthanded Saratoga

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Schalmont ends long league losing streak

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Better-balanced Shaker beats Saratoga

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Niskayuna girls get by Burnt Hills

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Bethlehem's defense shines in victory

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Guilderland's top line strikes in victory

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Public hearing to be set for retail size-cap law

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Kehoe takes top Bethlehem Central biz job

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Moments to treasure at Steamer No. 10 Theater

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Bethlehem Central officials hold first of four public meetings on fiscal planning

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South Colonie leaves board seat vacant

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Secretary: Carol Lawlor didn't act on harassment claim

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SCCC reports increased enrollment

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Tuesday, January 20

Senior Service Centers' funding in jeopardy

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Art show spotlights student talent

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Spa City wants more from condos

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Building a better 'bot in Ballston Spa

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Monday, January 19

John Silva resigning as Town of Rotterdam board member

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Newspaperman Stewart F. Hancock III, 58, dies

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Altamont ready to improve trails

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South Colonie begins budget talks

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County business groups brace for tough times

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Glass Works on the cutting edge

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Friday, January 16

AMD to cut jobs-Malta plans unaffected

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BH-BL looks to public for budget trimming ideas

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EMS brass file ethics complaint against town

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Art project dances through Capital District

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Fed OKs Foundry investment

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Arctic trip saves life: Stratton crew performs daring air rescue

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Selkirk woman hits BC bus, charged with DWAI

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Thursday, January 15

Transportation groups to host 'Complete Streets' talk

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Colonie Town Board organizes for 2009

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Albany International Airport closed after flight lands with four flats

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Guilderland library to celebrate King, inauguration

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Timesunion.com lead stories here

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Wednesday, January 14

Beatles tribute plays at the Linda

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Governor warns of 'perilous' times

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Lafarge releases mercury report

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Niskayuna School District begins budget talks

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Mohonasen asks for budget input

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Scotia-Glenville School District eyes EXCEL expenses

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Historic Charlton Tavern burns

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Shenendehowa moves into first place tie

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Guilderland grounds Bethlehem

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Another close loss for Shaker

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Mohonasen boys up; Niskayuna down

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Deposition: Current police chief didn't act on harassment claim

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Accident closes Guilderland intersection

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Foundation gives $68K to Colonie youth center

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Tuesday, January 13

South Colonie school district opts to leave board seat vacant

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District pondering full-day K

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Malta moving to protect farmland

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Monday, January 12

New Scotland to set hearing on size cap

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EXCLUSIVE: Colonie EMS chief, deputy chief file ethics complaint against town officials

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Chamber against union changes

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A new year, a new hope

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Historical society celebrates heritage

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Register grows by five

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Bethlehem School District holds it budget public forum tonight

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Spa City printer to lay off 30

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Friday, January 9

Mohonasen School District seeks budget feedback

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Guilderland School District begins budget talks

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V'ville begins to narrow superintendent search

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Hana receives liquor license

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NYSERDA helps a neighbor in need

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Paterson: \Local governement is too expensive

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Thursday, January 8

Second Sunday Concert cancelled

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Everything Pets opens second location in Rotterdam

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B-Spa High School briefly evacuated

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Nisky Web site gets new look

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Local leaders sworn in

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Chairman of county supers sworn in

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Guilderland officer promoted

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Snow keeps 'angels' busy

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African hospice leader tours local partner

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South Colonie kicks off public budget discussions

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Wednesday, January 7

Bethlehem school district plans budget forums

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Paula Mahan details goals for new year

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Colonie changes course in paving case

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Arrests made in burglary ring

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Schenectady County art groups continue to receive support

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Rotterdam business center announces new tenants

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Fire issues top Scotia agenda

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Saratoga Springs to settle with DEC

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Shenendehowa hockey forced to play shorthanded

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Burnt Hills/Scotia seeks stronger starts

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Saratoga fends off Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake

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Albany Academy runs past Guilderland

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Crosstown rivals set to battle again in Latham

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Colonie fends off Mohonasen

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Bethlehem girls earn big win against Averill Park

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Tuesday, January 6

Bethlehem holding its organizational meeting tonight

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Colonie man pleads guilty to gun posession in Albany court

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Dems announce control of Senate

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Foundry to sponsor bike race

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SPAC, dance museum end year in black

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Arts center holds Kwaanza celebration

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Monday, January 5

Father and son allegedly stole tombstones

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Locks of Love fundraising event in Rotterdam

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Veitch to head two county committees in 2009

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Sheriff: Economy is down, but so is prison population

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South Colonie loses school board member

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LEGOs lay the foundation for learning in school

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Friday, January 2

YIR 2008: Year winds down

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YIR 2008: Advanced Micro Devices makes commitment

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YIR 2008: Extreme weather burdens county

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YIR 2008: Upheaval in schools as area struggles with growth

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YIR 2008: Economy, environment top priorities

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Thursday, January 1

Saratoga County residents cut back at Christmas

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