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Chicken coop catches fire on Wemple Road (w/photo gallery)
GLENMONT – A chicken coop caught fire at 583 Wemple Road on Friday, Nov. 24, at around 7:30 p.m.
The Selkirk Fire Department responded.
There were no injuries reported but the 10-foot by 10-foot coop was a total loss.
Bethlehem police also responded and did help find a home for the remaining 18 chickens. Six died in the fire.
Photos and reporting by Tom Heffernan Sr.
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New service changes are underway. CDTA CEO Carm Basile outlining the changes with WRGB CBS 6 News, Albany Tune in tonight for full details.
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It sucks that you took my bus stop away 🤬.
I dare any "bigwig" from CDTA to address my grievences and complaints!
When I spoke with Customer Service Rep., Chantell on July 2, she blantently LIED to me saying that the #451 will still go from Ballston Spa to Hospital.
After the Federal Government has agreed to give CDTA multi-millions of dollars to enhance/upgrade the CDTA Bus Service. Ballston Spa has gotten the WORST treatment ever. Did it all go to ALbany? Scenectady? Troy? Where is it going?
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Grafton is great! Expanding to any other lakes?
So does this mean they will start accept fares on the 12th
Is the 214 on the normal schedule again?
Is the 522 coming back any time soon?
Are the rides free
