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Is lacrosse next?

VOORHEESVILLE — A two-year push for a lacrosse team at Voorheesville’s high school will either ring off the post or hit the netting on Nov. 8.

Westerlo plans $2.5M budget for 2011

WESTERLO — Without releasing its full budget to the public, the Westerlo Town Board voted last week to accept its tentative budget as preliminary, with few changes to the $2.5 million budget it adopted last year.

Osterhout’s book uses old photos to tell of a family who ran a Big Band hot spot

Paging through Willard Osterhout’s new book feels like leafing through a family album.

VOORHEESVILLE — The elementary school here is planning to use a computer program to create a more individualized learning style for each student.

HILLTOWNS — Children race through the sun-dappled forest, hiding behind bushes, peeking out from tree trunks. They are looking at Chad Jemison.

School districts this year don’t have to provide
extra help for students who fall below new cut-off scores

Golden centers his first novel on the changing role of women

VOORHEESVILLE — The village board here swore in an acting justice Tuesday, bringing back former village attorney and former trustee Camille Jobin-Davis to serve when the sole elected judge is unavailable.

Christopher Daughtery, 23, of Fulton, was arrested by the Schoharie County Sheriff’s Office on Oct. 15 for setting fire to a barn in the town of Wright.

He was charged with third-degree arson and second-degree criminal mischief.

Dem incumbent McEneny challenged by Busch on Tax Payer and GOP lines

By Zach Simeone

ALBANY COUNTY — Voters here will decide on Nov. 2 between longtime Democratic Assemblyman John “Jack” McEneny and Knox native Deborah Busch, a relative newcomer to politics.

Berne plans to spend $2M

By Zach Simeone

BERNE — Berne’s supervisor plans to spend $2.05 million next year, almost a quarter-million dollars less than this year, due mostly to the recent completion of the Kaehler Lane Bridge replacement.

BERNE — Kenneth Bunzey, a Democrat who has served as a Berne town judge for 18 years, is running unopposed on Nov. 2.

R’ville board mulls $2.2M budget proposal for next year

By Zach Simeone

Two New Scotlanders vie for county judgeship

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