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Friday, May 29

School budget passes in North Colonie

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South Colonie approves budget

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State may lift license restrictions on firefighters

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Guilderland, Voorheesville residents pass school budgets

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Law protects deployed soldiers

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Two Glenville pools enter agreement

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Saratoga Springs High School seniors give back

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Saratoga County dealers pledge to remain open

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Senator calls on chip fab to hold job fair

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GymRat Challenge is a showcase

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Mayor's Trophy game set between Albany Dutchmen and Albany Athletics

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New Scotland cancels size-cap hearing

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EXCLUSIVE: Bethlehem cop alleges department racism and town cover up

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Finding peace in a wartime prison

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Albany Center Gallery

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Mark Grimm out of Guilderland supervisor race

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Residents give Bethlehem a pass on budget

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Thursday, May 28

DEC amends burn ban proposal

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Peace activist offer some grand motherly advice

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Wednesday, May 27

Spa City Safety Commissioner: Budget cuts would mean fewer officers, firefighters

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State may lift license restrictions on firefighters

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Area pools enter agreement

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Grateful seniors give back

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Colonie police search for grand larceny suspects

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Tuesday, May 26

Bethlehem holds assessment grievance day

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Thursday, May 21

Grimm drops out of supervisor race in Guilderland

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Corrections officer arrested on assault charges after Colonie hunting incident

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Tractor Supply rolls into Glenmont K-Mart?

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Police make arrest in Spa City grenade case

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Wednesday, May 20

Scotia-Glenville voters approve school budget

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Halfmoon turns to Troy for water as Hudson River dredging begins

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Clifton Park rolls out texting system

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\Yard Sale cleans up at 48-hour movie project contest

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Niskayuna softball team gets back on track

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Wind greets Eddy Meet competitors

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Shaker meets Bethlehem in girls lacrosse semifinals

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Toni Edwards leads Bethlehem softball team past Saratoga Springs

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Peter Collins clinches tennis title for Bethlehem

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Police find weapons, explosives in Spa City apartment

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Local dentist leaves a dazzling impression

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Town boardroom gets facelift

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City center plan gets redo

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GottaGetGon Festival features fine folk

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Conservatives endorse Sam Messina and Mark Jordan in Bethlehem

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Conservatives support Tom Dolin's re-election bid

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Bethlehem's vision is 20/20

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Saratoga Winners owner faces probe

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Fitness grades help South Colonie students measure up

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Schalmont school alumni honored

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Tuesday, May 19

Clifton Park rolls out emergency text system

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Kate Snow to speak at BH-BL graduation

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NISKY, MOHON, S-G, Scalmont APPROVE BUDGETS

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Trustees see new library in Voorheesville's future

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Malta aims to make parade a tradition

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Plan B for press box

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UPDATED: School budget and board election vote results

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Monday, May 18

Wall recognizes Schalmont standouts

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NS4SED seeks town board seat

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South Colonie plans health class cuts

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Teen wins New York pageant

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Colonie police investigating hunting accident with two injured

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Friday, May 15

Dolin plans to seek reelection in New Scotland

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Thursday, May 14

Police make fourth arrest in Spa City assault case

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Spa City mayor to seek reelection

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Colonie Director of Operations takes VP position at Watervliet Arsenal

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Halfmoon to tap Troy water starting Friday

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Conservatives endorse Hoblock, Runion, Dolin, Messina

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Wednesday, May 13

For the Love of Music

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Bethlehem teachers OK new contract

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Colonie Town Hall boardroom gets facelift

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South Colonie seeks hall of fame nominees

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Plan B for Colonie Central football field press box

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Ken Runion to run again

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Local dentist leaves a dazzling impression

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Niskayuna has three school board hopefuls

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Schalmont candidates run unopposed

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Glenville highway crew makes plea for trucks

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Fun floats at Niska-Day parade

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Church Road tower gets green light

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Halfmoon Town Board to take comments on sign law

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Clifton Park Dems endorse supervisor, town board candidates

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Malta aims to make parade a tradition

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Lansingburgh gains breathing room over Schalmont

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Voorheesville clinches Sectional baseball berth

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Colonie girls rebound with win against Columbia

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Shaker takes Ithaca Relays

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Bethlehem edges BH-BL for Queensbury Invitational title

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Cedar Hill Schoolhouse to celebrate 150 years

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Tuesday, May 12

County clerk to run for re-election

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Nelligan launches town campaign

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County plans quadricentennial events

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Burnt Hills shops ready to reopen

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Monday, May 11

Russo to take GlobalFoundries job

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Albany County bakers to warn legislators of 'trans-trouble'

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Attorney: Ammo law OK

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Candidates to meet and greet public

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Stimulus money boosts job program

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Mohon mobilizes against cancer

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Selkirk man killed at CSX rail yards in Bethlehem

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Friday, May 8

Clifton Park Dems pick slate

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Thursday, May 7

Mackay to run for town board in New Scotland

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Shen power outage UPDATE

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Wednesday, May 6

Keeping the music of Phil Ochs alive

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Smoke on the Mountain

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EXCLUSIVE: Messina to run for supervisor

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Jeff Zelka is a man on a mission

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Saratoga Winners fire sparks questions

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Mark Grimm to run for Guilderland supervisor

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Niska-Day extols town's big birthday

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Schalmont adopts full-day Kindergarten

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Glenville honors local trailblazer

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SHenendehowa talk warns of 'sexting' dangers

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Dog walkers ready for Busy Bone 500

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Saratoga Springs weighs skate park options

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Two meet records all in a day's work for Michelle Quimby

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Schalmont stays in Colonial Council title hunt

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Shaker girls lacrosse bounces back from losses

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Town athletes excel at Colonie Relays

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Bethlehem's offense clicks in a pair of wins

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Mercy rule used in Bethlehem softball team's win over Cohoes

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Bethlehem knocks off defending champion Niskayuna

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Bethlehem teacher's vote 'Yes' to new contract

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Spa City increases legal fees for DEC lawsuit

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Runion to run

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EXCLUSIVE: Messina runs for Bethlehem supervisor

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Schalmont goes ahead with full-day K

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Third annual Captain Moshier races gets biggest turnout yet

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Tuesday, May 5

Check mates

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Ballston mulls wireless water meter proposal

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Test me

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Monday, May 4

Water tank in the works

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Permit pending for tavern rebuild

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Concerns aired at landfill forum

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CSX spruces up on Earth Day

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Friday, May 1

Grimm to run for Supervisor in Guilderland

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