Slingerlands News

It wasn't the experience Katie Sacco imagined when she decided to nurse her newborn son.

Board of ed approves contract for union Posted on: 07/07/08 Jarrett Carroll, Spotlight Staff email: carrollj@spotlightnews.com Following an executive session held by the Bethlehem Board of at 8:15 in the ...

Two people were injured when their vehicles collided head-on Monday afternoon on Route 9W.

Reading for eating Posted on: 06/30/08 Sean Ahern, Contributing Writer email: aherns@spotlightnews.com A quarterly publication highlighting restaurants, chefs and recipes of the Capital District will donate ...

U.S. consumer confidence may be at its lowest in 16 years, but the world's ultra-rich who like to spend their money on things or experiences that will enhance their lifestyle, such as travel or jewelry, aren't ...

Bethlehem Town Court clerk retiring after 30 years Posted on: 06/27/08 Sean Ahern, Contributing Writer email: aherns@spotlightnews.com Bethlehem Town Court clerk Barbara J. Hodom, who has lived in Slingerlands ...

With the cost of gas hitting record highs again this weekend, you might be thinking of spending more time in your backyard or in nature this Summer.

The Guilderland Police Department is investigating an accident involving a car hitting a pedestrian.

Andrs Gmez,* A. Marm Kilpatrick, Laura D. Kramer, Alan P. Dupuis II, Joseph G. Maffei, Scott J. Goetz, Peter P. Marra,#** Peter Daszak, and A. Alonso Aguirre *Columbia University, New York, New York, USA; The ...

“The firm does not admit to any wrongdoing.”

With his attorney unable to track down similar fee-hammered homeowners, Edward Herzog individually reached an agreement with the St. via The Gazette

“Safety, operational benefits, they're more aesthetic, people enjoy the look of a roundabout. It gives the municipality the opportunity to maintain the roundabout as far as landscaping”

A section of Route 85, now called The Slingerlands Bypass, opened last fall but the area is still under construction and will continue that way into the early summer. via Capital News 9

“You keep your family together. You always answer. Whatever you need, it's done. You see the good in everyone.”

Gavin Creaser of Slingerlands takes a whiff of what everyone's paying homage to Sunday, May 11, at the Tulip Festival in Washington Park in Albany. via Times Union

“It looks like a feast for the eyes.”

Some come for the fried food. Some come for the crafts. Some come to ride a miniature pony and get their faces painted, and others to drink beer and watch the bands. via Times Union

This is a listing of fine artists and craftspeople living and working in the greater Capital Region. via Albany Times Union

“You know, it's a significant amount. Keep in mind, too, that a lot of that traffic is in the two-hour morning peak hour, and the two-hour afternoon peak hour, so this really is a route that's heavily determined by commuting traffic”

Roadwork finishes up along the Slingerlands bypass today, but with that the next phase of construction begins. via Capital News 9

The five finalists for the 9th annual Mother of the Year contest have been chosen, and the winner will be crowned Sunday at the final day of the 60th annual Albany Tulip Festival. via Times Union

“There is a very active beaver population there, and they have a very nice beaver dam on the property”

' A regional conservation group has been given $20,000 in state grants for work in Montgomery County. via Gloversville Leader-Herald

“Both Ms. Woodward and Ms. Sherman are experienced and innovative tax administrators whose leadership will help us meet the challenges facing the Department in the coming years.”

New York State Department of Taxation and Finance Commissioner Robert L. Megna today announced that he has appointed long-time Department employee Jamie Woodward as the Department's Executive Deputy ... via WIVB-TV Buffalo

“We toyed around with the idea for some time. We used to make a nice amount of money up there.”

The owners of local Mangia restaurants once referred to their southern-Italian restaurant in Shoppers World Plaza as "Clifton Park's little Tuscan treasure." That was before at least a dozen new fast-food ... via Bizjournals

Ethel Wilson, who grew up in the Glens Falls area, is now 100 and lives in The Glen at Hiland Meadows in Queensbury. via Albany Times Union