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BERNE — The Berne-Knox-Westerlo School Board reconsidered foreign language studies for its elementary students last week, after the chair of the After-School Foreign Language program told the board that the program has outgrown itself.



ALBANY COUNTY – Cameras monitoring public places have become commonplace in American society. They are found in shopping malls, convenience stores, gas stations, and even mounted atop police cruisers.





Music heals.
"There’s something about music that carries ideas deeper than the literal meanings themselves," said James Durst, a full-time musician for four decades.

ALTAMONT — It took two motorbikes, a car, and a jukebox for Jos DeJong and Anita Schellekens to get here.





GUILDERLAND — Police Chief James Murley’s voice sounded tired last night as he confirmed he was placed on paid administrative leave last Thursday.



GUILDERLAND — An employee of Bally Total Fitness at Crossgates Mall was arrested Saturday on sexual abuse charges leading more women to come forward with similar allegations, according to Guilderland Police.





GUILDERLAND — The town board wants specifics on the $100 million New Urbanist community proposed for busy Route 20.





GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland School District is owed nearly a quarter of a million dollars in state aid — and it’s not alone.





GUILDERLAND — Three parents told the school board heart-wrenching stories Tuesday night about their children’s difficulties learning to read.





ALTAMONT — Village residents can expect a new fee on their water bills in coming years — an additional $15 twice a year, which will go towards paying off a new municipal water source.





NEW SCOTLAND – Voorheesville school buses, usually reserved for children, will be picking up elderly residents at their homes to transport them to social functions, starting this month.




VOORHEESVILLE – Tenured music teacher Charles Reader has resigned "for various medical reasons," according to an agreement signed by Reader; Superintendent Linda Langevin; and Kathy Fiero, president of the Voorheesville Teachers’ Association.





NEW SCOTLAND – Development has been a steady pressure for the northeast corner of town, and may now be looming on the horizon for the southwestern part of town as well.





BERNE — A registered sex offender has recently moved into the Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District.

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