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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.





RENSSELAERVILLE — On Saturday, winter enthusiasts shoveled snow from portions of Lincoln Pond, transforming it into a skating rink. Young men used it as a hockey arena, shooting slap shots down the ice.

Nearing completion
Plan to protect rural character



RENSSELAERVILLE — After long hours of work, the land-use committee has nearly completed plans for the town’s future.

Retreat
Tibetan Buddhists coming to Berne

Co-chairs
Bosworth, Commisso to share county seat



ALBANY COUNTY — After having their first-ever contested election, then their first litigated election, Albany County Democrats will soon have their first-ever co-chairmen.

Ready to rescue
No need to evacuate Mercy Life Center


GUILDERLAND — Emergency workers from as far away as Catskill and Castleton responded to last Friday’s carbon-monoxide leak at Our Lady of Mercy Life Center.



GUILDERLAND — The school district has defended its reputation, said the superintendent, since a federal judge dismissed a suit claiming racial discrimination.

Super says
GCSD prepares students for rapidly changing world

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