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Audit case closed V 146 ville Marturano reach a settlement

Audit case closed
Vville, Marturano reach a settlement

Public soon will see hamlet plan

EAST BERNE Nan Stolzenberg, the planner hired to help East Berne create a vision for its future, will present her findings to the public this fall.

Helderbergs break ground in community wind project research

by Tyler Schuling

HILLTOWNS Wind power is moving in the Hilltowns. The Helderbergs are part of groundbreaking research in community wind projects.

Griessler reaches century mark

by Tyler Schuling

EAST BERNE August 14 marks a century for Elizabeth Griessler.

The second oldest in a family of nine brothers and sisters, she is the only living sibling.

Windmills in the Hills Staying rural Dream the possible dream

by Tyler Schuling

Windmills in the Hills
Staying rural: Dream the possible dream

HILLTOWNS John Urrutia used to regularly climb the 100-foot tower of his homes windmill to service the turbine on top.

145 A celebration of life in the Clarksville area 146 is varied and fun

by Rachel Dutil

CLARKSVILLE The hamlet of Clarksville will celebrate its history on Saturday at its second annual Heritage Day.

Opening for Flying Arrows a bulls-eye

by Rachel Dutil

NEW SCOTLAND Flying Arrow Sports III on Route 85 "is in a position to fly," says the store’s manager, Gary Despart.

Rumors fly over who will take over Voorheesville girls 146 basketball

by Rachel Dutil

VOORHEESVILLE Though the school board has made no decision as to who will replace John McClement as the coach of the girls varsity basketball team, rumors are spreading about who will be appointed.

Suicide in Knox

by Tyler Schuling

KNOX A 38-year-old Knox man killed himself early Sunday morning in the town park.

Fishers leading a life of crime quot Fingerprints track wayward animals

by Saranac Hale Spencer

Fishers leading a life of crime"
Fingerprints track wayward animals

Plans to be aired for 9M road rehab

by Rachel Dutil

ALBANY COUNTY A $9 million highway rehabilitation project proposed for Normanskill and Johnston roads in the towns of New Scotland and Guilderland will be the subject of a public meeting next Thursday.