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VOORHEESVILLE — Graduates are asked to fill out an online survey about their experiences in the school district.

Berne shakes with latest quake

BERNE — Fifty earthquakes have rocked the Hilltowns in the last 29 years, and nearly half of those have occurred since February of 2009. Geologists don’t know the catalyst behind the frequent seismic activity.

By Zach Simeone

KNOX — Construction to expand and upgrade the Town Hall is underway, after years of planning. The town board approved payments for this month’s work at last week’s town board meeting.

Knox man gets reminder of his Maryland past

By Andrew Schotz

KNOX — A piece of Jay H. Baumstein’s childhood has resurfaced 45 years later.

It was a certificate he received in honor of his bar mitzvah, which is a religious rite Jewish boys go through at age 13.

Village plans $3.7M fix for sewer problems

GUILDERLAND — Even as it faces state delays in aid payments this month, the school district here is gearing up to take a long-range look at budgeting.

Will dump expand again into Pine Bush?

GUILDERLAND — As Albany plans to expand its landfill a fifth time, a watchdog group that has long fought to preserve the Pine Bush has taken the matter to court.

VOORHEESVILLE — The school board’s vision for itself and the district was adopted unanimously this week.

GUILDERLAND — Connie Frisbee Houde uses her camera to show Americans the face of Afghanistan.

Will shape of GHS day change?

GUILDERLAND — Principal Brian McCann made a forceful case Tuesday night for changing the shape of the school day, restructuring the high school’s block schedule.

 

NEW SCOTLAND — After going off the road in a red 2009 Mini Cooper, Gregory A. Sanderson, 21, assaulted an Albany County Sheriff’s deputy and was arrested for aggravated driving while intoxicated and second-degree assault, according to a release from the sheriff’s office.

ALTAMONT — Come spring, the old-fashioned village green in the heart of Altamont will offer a new way for people to communicate.

Enterprise photography contest winners link sentiment to scenes

ALTAMONT — The recent Enterprise photography contest shows that, even in the computer age, people still value printed pictures.

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