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- Chase leads to arrest
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- Owner of Blue Spice restaurants arrested for welfare fraud
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- From Boston to parking lot
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Girls basketball: Defense propels Bethlehem past Guilderland
Eagles soar into sole possesion of third place in division
For the second time this season, the Bethlehem girls basketball team posted a convincing victory over Guilderland.
Hoffman's Car Wash reopens
Business closes after fears of land erosion
Hoffman's Car Wash and Jiffy Lube reopened on Friday, Feb. 3 after it was closed by Town officials because of land erosion fears.
A style all her own
When Patti Mollica paints, she uses big brushes and lots of thick paint so her artwork is “fast, loose and bold,” just like the popular workshop she teaches.
Elmsere PTA to work for new playground
Parents say existing playground needs work, is outdated
Members of the Elsmere Elementary School PTA have put together a proposal to purchase and construct a new playground for the school.
Sports poll: Best CDHSHL Division I player
It's time to turn our attention to the rink, where we have four strong candidates for being the top Capital District High School Hockey League Division I player.
From Boston to parking lot
Fishmonger’s truck means fresh seafood on the go
Since July, Peter Kenyon and his partner Dora Swan of Altamont have been selling fresh fish out of their large refrigerated truck at the Delmar Farmers Market, with help from their son-in-law Andy Scram. Since the market has closed for the winter, Fin — Your Fishmonger truck has been parked each Saturday at the Philips Hardware on Delaware Avenue and the ConRel parking lot on Carmen Road in Guilderland.
A supermarket mecca
The Capital District’s supermarket scene is heating up.
Youth orchestra to perform in Asia
Funds needed to make the trip
The Empire State Youth Orchestra was invited to perform at the 2012 International Exposition in South Korea, the group announced on Tuesday, Jan. 31 at the Bethlehem Central High School.
Chase leads to arrest
Albany man arrsted on drugs charges
An Albany man led Coeymans and Bethlehem police on a chase after he refused to pull over during a traffic stop on Monday, Jan. 30.
Owner of Blue Spice restaurants arrested for welfare fraud
The owner of a popular Thai restaurant with three locations throughout the Capital District was arrested and charged with various felonies as part of an effort by the Albany County Sheriff’s Office and County Executive Dan McCoy’s office to crack down on fraud that resulted in the arrest of eight individuals.
County committee grills exec's attorney pick
The personnel committee of the Albany County Legislature on Wednesday, Jan. 25, approved two of County Executive Dan McCoy’s nominations and sent one to the legislative body with no recommendation.
New Bethlehem supervisor delivers State of the Town address
Clarkson wants to move up budgeting
Supervisor John Clarkson feels the Town of Bethlehem should be a role model for the rest of the state when it comes to fiscal responsibility, ethics reform and politics.
