Delmar News

Bethlehem Police are investigating an accident at 412 Kenwood Ave in Delmar in which an elderly woman stepped off a curb and was struck by a car.

An elderly Delmar woman is in critical condition after being hit by a car Friday evening.

Supervisor Jack Cunningham and challenger Sam Messina look on as election workers audit lever voting machines in the Town of Bethlehem Friday.

Gov. David Paterson is calling back the Legislature on Tuesday to address the state budget gap, and he also put legislation on same-sex marriage, reforms of public authorities and a government spending cap on the agenda.

With all districts reporting, both candidates in the race for Town of Bethlehem supervisor agree that the outcome of the election is too close to call.

Delmar resident Maisie Weissman is a perfect example of who should get the H1N1 vaccine.

Several readers have asked for a listing of trick-or-treating hours for the area's municipalities.

A former convent is re-opening Monday as a temporary home and treatment program for teens with eating disorders.

After 18 years in the long block of Central Avenue below Henry Johnson Boulevard, the Indian mainstay Shalimar Restaurant is closing to concentrate on its other locations.

Don Weeks is live on the air, just as he has been most weekday mornings since 1980.

Bethlehem police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred at the Trustco Bank branch at 167 Delaware Ave.

The Bethlehem Police Department is investigating an armed robbery at a Trustco bank that occurred Monday night.

Police are searching for two men in connection with a robbery at the Trustco Bank at 167 Delaware Ave.

As a kid, you probably kept a diary. Chances are, it was a small private book that you kept under lock and key, or at least hidden under your pillow.

Going 'round and 'round through the Slingerlands roundabouts can make drivers feel a bit uneasy, but DOT officials said the new traffic patterns on Route 85 have resulted in fewer accidents involving injuries.

Students in the Bethlehem and Ravena school districts who are hoping to gain an experience abroad through the Rotary Club of Delmar's Youth Exchange Program have until Friday, Oct.

Residents on Pineridge Place are in the midst of a cat fight over feline feces that has some residents comparing their cul-de-sac to a litter box.

Eagle Newspapers, based in Syracuse, and Spotlight Newspapers, based in Delmar, have been purchased by Community Media Group LLC - a new company formed by Denton Publications owner Daniel E. Alexander.

The publisher of the Spotlight Newspapers chain of Albany, N.Y.-area weeklies has joined two partners in buying the company and its Syracuse-based sister.

Claws out in cat fight Posted on: 10/07/09 Charles Wiff, Spotlight Staff email: wiffc@spotlightnews.com On Pineridge Place in Delmar, you just can't pussyfoot around the issue.