Guilderland News

There will be a different Section II Class AA boysa soccer champion for the fourth straight year.

GCSD hosts suicide community forum Nov. 10 meeting held at Town Hall By DAN SABBATINO sabbatinod@spotlightnews.com Guilderland High School will host a community forum on Tuesday, Nov.

The Guilderland Players are set to present "Ken Ludwig's 'Moon Over Buffalo'" from Thursday, Nov.

A dump truck damaged several telephone poles along Route 20 today, upsetting communications in the area.

Mike Keane fills out his ballot before casting his vote in a new optical scan machine today.

Tonight, there are seven Section II football semifinals: two in Class AA, one in Class A, two in Class B and two in Class D. Today's question of the day is this: Do you see any road team, or teams, winning tonight? Here is the schedule.

Airianna Litts of Schenectady, 3, dressed as a fairy, paints a pumpkin during the third annual Pumpkin Party at the Rotterdam Square Mall in Rotterdam on Sunday, Oct.

Guilderland mom Melissa Anderson has a nine-year-old daughter, a six-year old-son, and another baby on the way.

The Guilderland Police Department Youth Services Division will host a Halloween Extravaganza and Safety Night on Friday, Oct.

The Capital District Regional Planning Commission is trying to dramatically expand foreign-trade zones and speed up approval processes for companies located in such areas.

New York's homebound population has been forgotten in discussions about the statewide flu shot shortage, a local physician said Friday.

Mark A. Burgasser, an executive who spent 20 years with the local restaurant firm White Management, has resigned.

The La Salle Cadets will begin their quest for a third straight Section II Class AA football title beginning Friday night at Sutton Field against Guilderland.

South Colonie Central School District will be holding a vote Wednesday, Oct. 14, regarding the replacement of seven buses.

Two fall staples are hosting events in the coming weeks: Indian Ladder Farms October 2009 Book a Pumpkin Picking Party this month! Take a hayride out to our large pumpkin patch in the hay wagon and choose your favorite pumpkin, then return to the Farm Market to enjoy the rest of the festivities.

A town man recently arrested on stalking and harassment charges may have committed similar crimes against other victims, according to State Police.

Two Guilderland fire district's will host budget workshops in late October, according to the town.

A property owner who has a history of waste management issues has been accused of burying rubber tires at his junkyard, according to officials.

"From the safeness of being at a large corporation and now as a small business, I think I took those benefits for granted.

National Grid reports that there are power outages in the following towns: In Scotia and Glenville, there are 31 power outages.