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For BKW

by Tyler Schuling

Breaking out of the egg

BERNE — It was in the details — memories of their first days of school, of the years in between, and of their last days together.

For GHS

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Purple crocs lead way to happy life

GUILDERLAND — Lisa Whitman stepped to the podium at the Empire State Plaza auditorium wearing purple crocs beneath her black academic robe.

For Voorheesville

by Tim Matteson

Lucky to live in a small-town world

By David S. Lewis

VOORHEESVILLE – The Class of 2008 heard advice written 27 centuries ago by Sun Tzu, a Chinese warlord. 

BKW rsquo s top scholars

by Tyler Schuling

Kusler, McCormick seek new adventures

BERNE — One wants to be a crew chief for NASCAR.  The other wants to journey into the wilderness and study spotted wildcats. 

For BKW

by Tyler Schuling

Breaking out of the egg

BERNE — It was in the details — memories of their first days of school, of the years in between, and of their last days together.

BKW rsquo s top scholars

by Tyler Schuling

Kusler, McCormick seek new adventures

BERNE — One wants to be a crew chief for NASCAR.  The other wants to journey into the wilderness and study spotted wildcats. 

V rsquo ville rsquo s first students

by Tyler Schuling

Fried bound for Pomona, Klembczyk off to U of Virginia

By David S. Lewis

Wildwood gets water

by Tyler Schuling

By Zach Simeone

ALTAMONT — Camp Wildwood will finally be getting village water, after a unanimous vote of approval last month by Altamont’s board of trustees.

Light pollution bill switched off

by Tyler Schuling

By David S. Lewis

ALBANY COUNTY – A bill designed to reduce the amount of light pollution in the state of New York died in the Senate after being passed for the eighth straight year in the State Assembly.

Hale-Spencer wins the Golden Quill

by Saranac Hale Spencer

ALTAMONT — The Altamont Enterprise and Albany County Post editor Melissa Hale-Spencer on Saturday received an international award for editorial writing.

Dam failure could scrap French rsquo s Mill development plans

by Jo E. Prout

GUILDERLAND — The town stands to gain 53 undeveloped acres if it approves a subdivision on French’s Mill Road, but a previous dam failure could scrap the deal.

Schenectady resident jailed for burglary at Subway in Altamont

by Jo E. Prout

By Zach Simeone

ALTAMONT — A Schenectady resident has been remanded to Albany County’s jail for burglary in the village.

GOP pushes point Assessment on town agenda at last

by Saranac Hale Spencer

GUILDERLAND — Since January, the two-man minority on the split-party town board has been calling for a property-assessment discussion and part of it will be had on July 8.

Rock Road Chapel burns

by Tyler Schuling

Pastor says, “We’ve got to pray and weep and then get up and work.”

KNOX — A church isn’t just a building. 

This is the message Pastor Jay T. Francis has been sharing this week.

Have teachers been wronged

by Melissa Hale-Spencer

Crowd mobs school board in defense of McManus & Nelligan

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