Helen A. Funck, a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, was active in her Gallupville church and community. She died ...

ALBANY COUNTY — With cold weather set in, the number of fires in the region has increased.

A monarch butterfly lights on a daisy Friday at the Butterfly Station, a student-run butterfly house and native plant garden at Farnsworth Middle School in Guilderland. Free weekday tours are open to ...

Mark Grimm, with his wife, Karen, by his side, signs on for a third four-year term as an Albany County legislator on Jan 1, 2024. That same month, Grimm wrote to Chairwoman Joanne Cunningham, ...

— Still frame from Sept. 24, 2024 GCSD School Board meeting Blanca Gonzalez-Parker, president of the Guilderland School Board, left, opens the televised Sept. 24 session to interview school board ...

How ironic that, as the tides of our nation’s identity have taken on a darker hue, those with an interest in living in a society, in communities, neighborhoods, and families where people support each ...

MIDDLEBURGH — Above freezing temps plus snow on the ground equals fog. Driving across Cotton Hill Road proved to be a bit of a chore on Dec. 10; these OMOTM eyes don’t care too much for the bright ...

The New Scotland Community Food Pantry is extremely grateful to Cub Scout Pack 73 and Boy Scout Troop 73 for their amazing collection of donations to the pantry. They collected over 3,000 pounds of ...

Mark Grimm, with his wife, Karen, by his side, signs on for a third four-year term as an Albany County legislator on Jan 1, 2024. That same month, Grimm wrote to Chairwoman Joanne Cunningham, ...

In April, State Parks Commissioner Pro Tempore Randy Simons, left, crouched down on the edge of the Indian Ladder Trail at Thacher Park to examine fossils. This week, he urged New Yorkers to “embrace ...

GUILDERLAND — A 72-unit income-restricted apartment project located behind the Guilderland Public Library is in the very early stages of development. No formal application has been submitted to the ...

On the evening of Dec. 10, I attended a meeting of the Guilderland Town Board expecting that the agenda item, the Foundry Square Planned Use Development application, would easily pass. Instead, it ...