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VOORHEESVILLE — A special vote for reserve funds in the school district will be held on Oct. 20.

BERNE — The man arrested for shooting Rocky and Mocha, a pair of East Berne dogs, is a neighbor who says, according to police, that they bothered his farm animals and ate his chickens.

GUILDERLAND — A woman was apprehended by Guilderland Police after she fled from Crossgates Mall, hit two police officers with her car, and led a car chase.

NEW SCOTLAND — Nearly half of the Republican Committee has resigned and the remaining members have stripped one of their candidates of support.

VOORHEESVILLE — Hair salons are intimate places, where women often talk freely about what is on their minds. The Purity salon in Voorheesville is no exception.

GUILDERLAND — A logger turned artist has created a new abstract sculpture for Farnsworth Middle School with the help of its students.

NEW SCOTLAND — Sphere Development is still very interested in building a Target-anchored shopping center in New Scotland.

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — The cost of the long-awaited sewer project for the hamlet of Berne has increased from $2.5 million to $3.6 million.

NEW SCOTLAND — A uniquely contentious election is on the horizon and the candidates are aligned by their stances on development rather than by their political parties.

NEW SCOTLAND — His first term dominated by controversy over development, Democrat wants another two years as supervisor.

A retired lawyer, Dolin, 70, was a town judge for 14 years before taking the supervisor’s post.

NEW SCOTLAND — Four students, two drivers, and a bus aid are not seriously injured after a pickup truck collided with a short school bus last Friday.

Lost Labrador finds romance in Pine Bush before being reunited with his owner

GUILDERLAND — Leslie Evans loves her dog.

NEW SCOTLAND — Democrat Darrell Duncan is heading into his ninth election for the highway superintendent’s post.  He is not being challenged.

He likes representing the community, Duncan said.

NEW SCOTLAND — Spending almost a decade in the clerk’s office, Democrat has seen a number of changes and is seeking another two-year term.

NEW SCOTLAND — Republican is making a second run for the clerk’s office.

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