Hilltowns - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBHilltown cell service an ‘ongoing issue’ with no clear solution. by Noah Zweifel. A Rensselaerville resident asked the town board what can be done about the poor cell-phone service in the town, a perennial concern that has nevertheless been overshadowed by conversations about broadband; the response was, essentially, “not much.”.
Guilderland - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBAltamont death ruled accidental. by Sean Mulkerrin. ALTAMONT — Altamont Police on Monday responded to a call about a dead man at a Main Street residence. First Sergeant Thomas Funk of the Guilderland Police on Tuesday identified the man as village resident Fred Kuntzsch. 1.
Guilderland is at a tipping point and needs a vision to shape its ...
WEBNov 11, 2022 · To keep it that way, though, the people of Guilderland need a vision for the future, a sense of what they want their town to look like, what characteristics they want it to have. This is needed as a prelude to the town government’s new strategic planning effort, because the plan’s goals and strategies need to dovetail with the vision.
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A Glimpse of Guilderland History - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBAug 23, 2024 · The company was sold in 1949. Over many years, this structure functioned for a variety of enterprises. In 1950, it housed a gas station and repair shop with a luncheonette popular with bus riders. From 1959 until 1961, a section served as the Guilderland Library.
Regional | The Altamont Enterprise
WEBHelping human stars to form, Carey markets Nebula Academy by traversing the U.S. by Melissa Hale-Spencer. While an aging John Steinbeck traversed the country in 1960 in his camper with his dog, Charley, to discover and write about the “new America,” Carey is aware of a still newer America permeated with technology.
Costco’s a go: Outcome of appeal of fifth lawsuit attempting to …
WEBAug 22, 2023 · The legal decision is the fifth in four years to uphold the town’s approval process of what was initially a three-site development proposal from Pyramid for over 200 apartments and townhomes; a 160,000-square-foot warehouse-price club; and only recently, a $55 million 120,000-square-foot regional cancer center.
Community news - The Altamont Enterprise
WEBDeer hunters can get rebates for non-lead ammo. The state is expanding its study on how non-lead ammunition for deer hunting can improve the survival of bald and golden eagles. Hunters across New York are now eligible for a rebate up to $60 for the purchase of non-lead ammunition for use during the 2024-25 deer hunting seasons.
Atlas Copco looks to expand | The Altamont Enterprise
WEBApr 12, 2024 · Dirlam said the expansion would allow Atlas Copco to hire another 50 workers; the company currently employs about 300 in Voorheesville, he said. With its proposed expansion, Atlas Copco is looking to fill a void in the decarbonization marketplace. The company’s compressors are used in the carbon …
Westerlo boy killed in Berne bulldozer accident
WEBThursday, May 21, 2020 - 14:19. HILLTOWNS — An 8-year-old Westerlo boy was killed Sunday morning, May 17, in an accident involving a bulldozer and an ATV in Berne, Patrol Station Commander J.T. Campbell of the Albany County Sheriff’s Office told The Enterprise. The man operating the bulldozer at 1353 Thatcher Park Road was in the boy’s ...