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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.

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — Kevin Callagy, 52, is Berne-Knox-Westerlo’s new business official, and is excited about the job.

GUILDERLAND — The boy bends to his task with care. He is coloring a paper Christmas tree ornament — an angel.

GUILDERLAND — After spending 45 minutes in a jewelry store, looking at various pieces and building a rapport with employees, a man took off with a $29,000 diamond necklace. Police have not been able to track him down.

Student caught in attempted drug heist at veterinary clinic

GUILDERLAND — Rachel Rodino is not expected to live through Christmas.

Both she and her father have Huntington’s disease, a genetic neurological disorder that has no cure.

With passion and care, young musician documents the work of folk music collector

 

By Zach Simeone

RENSSELAERVILLE — When Councilwoman Marie Dermody vacates her town board post in January to become supervisor, who will be appointed to fill the empty seat? Interviews may take place next week, the town’s Democratic chairman said Tuesday.

McGuire to retire
Super serves less than 3 years

Pastor Green, left with Lyon’s legacy,
leads Westerlo’s Baptist Church in his own way

By Zach Simeone

NEW SCOTLAND — Drawing equally fervent voices from each side of the argument, wind energy is heralded by some as a key component of a renewable energy program, and by others as a dangerous and unsightly scar on the landscape.

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — The Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District received an A– from Neil LaMere, who presented an independent audit to the school board this month.

Fire department clears land for expansion

Teens must pay for felled trees

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