The Wool Nook celebrates the miracle of yarn creations, encourages others to learn
ALTAMONT — When Heather Rost was 15 years old, she helped at a sheep show at the annual Altamont Fair. “I…
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Knox planning board unveils solar law draft
The Knox Planning Board, which has so far relied on fairly skeletal solar ordinances to guide its project determinations, will be holding a public hearing for a more robust, 15-page law at its next meeting on Aug. 8 at 7:30 p.m, at the town hall.
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On Earth Day, Thacher Park is celebrated as a National Natural Landmark with nearly $4M in upgrades announced
They had assembled for a plaque unveiling but, in addition to the plaque on the back, stone wall of the center, draped in festive scarlet, they were also greeted with three posters displayed on easels. Each pictured improvements totaling $3.9 million in state funds: a solar array, a warming hut, and upgrades to the park’s iconic Indian Ladder Trail.
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Albany Dutchmen won’t be playing in Guilderland
Albany Dutchmen, Guilderland Supervisor Peter Barber said, is a semi-pro, for-profit entity and its use of the field takes away from youth programs.
