Grateful my experience may have helped in moving of Hilton barn
David Moreau, New Scotland
View ArticleBerne fire company says: Thanks for supporting us
Vickie Snyder, corresponding secretary, Berne Volunteer Fire Company
View ArticleTerm limits end by split vote
Four of the town board’s five members, a supermajority, would have to support the allowance.
View ArticlePhotos: Dutch muster three hits against Blue Devils
The Guilderland Dutch took on Columbia on Monday afternoon, April 11, in a Suburban Council matchup which only went six innings due to deteriorating field conditions with the off-and-on rain.
View ArticlePhotos: Bulldogs Hit The Ground Running
Battling through the breeze on Tuesday afternoon, April 12, the Berne-Knox-Westerlo Bulldogs took on Schoharie and Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons in track and field at home.
View ArticleChristine C. Marshall mourned
ALTAMONT — Village flags were at half-staff on Saturday because Trustee Christine Marshall had died.
View ArticleHockenbury arrested for criminal sexual act
The 48-year-old has worked in childcare for 30 years, according to the Guilderland Police.
View ArticlePipeline suspended indefinitely
Kinder Morgan announced on Wednesday that it indefinitely suspended its proposed Northeast Energy Direct pipeline, a project that was inspiring resistance in Albany County as well as elsewhere in the...
View ArticleTwo barns burn along with rabbits and antiques
The barns were a total loss, but four miniature horses were removed safely.
View ArticleMental illness drove Ash to his high-speed fatal crash, say friends
Cory Ash would never have stolen a car for the usual reasons — to keep it or sell it, said his close friend Brianna Jeffers of Voorheesville.
View ArticleBusiness grows on New Scotland South Road
Business owners Gary Guyette and P. J. Hognestad want to expand or start up agriculture and outdoors supply businesses along Route 308.
View ArticleJury finds Beer guilty of assault
William Beer, 42, of Troy, was found guilty on April 9 of third-degree assault, a misdemeanor, the Albany County District Attorney’s Office said in a release.
View ArticleVoorheesville teachers' contract goes through, salaries up
All class sizes in kindergarten through fifth grade were capped at 27 students.
View ArticleGrants available for first-time homebuyers
VOORHEESVILLE — The Albany County Rural Housing Alliance Inc. has been awarded $360,000 in grant funds to help first-time homebuyers with mortgage down payment and closing costs.Grant amounts vary, but...
View ArticleHydroseeder will put plants in roadside ditches
ALBANY COUNTY — To help shoulder the burden of routine road ditch maintenance, the Albany County Soil and Water Conservation District has applied for and received funding to control soil erosion from...
View ArticleStormy Knox board meeting ends with split vote for highway equipment
Faced with using over half a million dollars for buying machines, the town board hosted a heated exchange at its April meeting.
View ArticleKnox insurance kerfluffle: “We need to slow down and put the breaks on”
The board had unanimously passed proposals in previous meetings without much discussion or investigation.
View ArticleUnnamed slaves will be reburied in caskets made by local artists
GUILDERLAND — John Hodgson has made a wooden box topped with a sankofa, a traditional African symbol meaning “to return for what was left behind.”
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