Gary Hubert, often wearing khakis and a striped button-down shirt, has been a soft-spoken observer at school board meetings in recent years. He started attending board meetings five years ago, he said, because of budget concerns.
WESTERLO Sam the cat led a long life plagued by health problems and capped by a mysterious death that resulted in the suspension of his vet by the New York State Department of Education.
GUILDERLAND The trustees for the Guilderland Public Library, by unanimous vote, have proposed a $2.66 million budget for next year, up about $238,000 or 9.85 percent from this year.
ALBANY Though the artists who work at the Carriage House Arts Center all have disabilities, its not to be thought of as a center for art therapy, said its director.
ALTAMONT A judge has granted a hearing to a former Altamont Police officer who claims hes entitled to back pay and reinstatement, dismissing the villages argument that the officer, Marc Dorsey, got the job fraudulently.
VOORHEESVILLE On May 16 school district residents will be voting on a $20 million budget, two propositions, and electing one candidate out of two for a spot on the school board.
VOORHEESVILLE A father of two, who has a passion for biographies is running in an uncontested election for trustee of the Voorheesville Public Library.
VOORHEESVILLE For the third year in a row, the Voorheesville Public Library remains in the planning stage of a building expansion. The $880,880 budget proposed for next year does not incorporate any funding for major construction.
KNOX The town board raised the ire of some Knox citizens last week when it considered holding public hearings on two proposed laws: one a moratorium on windmills, and the other an ordinance aimed at curbing noise from dirt bikes.