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Large late-night fire damages the home of Tom and Sally Ketchum, well known in Altamont as the owners of Ketchum’s gas station on Main Street.

On Tuesday evening, a fire broke out at 3935 Western Turnpike in Altamont. A signal 30 was declared and crews battled the fire for quite some time.

Berne-Knox-Westerlo High School got a visit from Theodore Roosevelt on Sept. 23 to learn about the 26th US President.

Sherry Francis of Altamont lost her apartment on Wednesday and has legal woes, hoping to explain in village court that her problems all started when she began taking a legal and prescribed drug.

Berne-Knox-Westerlo hopes for longevity from its coming administrative hires.

The former Albany County Public Defender is moving on to direct a regional state office whose mission is  to strengthen legal protection for  non-citizen defendants.

After residents had complained that “illegal business was being conducted” at the spa, it was put under police surveillance.

In separate accidents, two teens escape serious injury at an intersection with a hidden hazard.

A 13-month cancer treatment plan calls for a young family to stay strong. And for a community to help.

The reasons for Berne's supervisor dismissing an employee may include “insubordination,” but the highway superintendent says “there’s more to this."

The third phase of a public hearing on a proposal for planned unit development districts in Voorheesville left no doubt in the minds of village board members that now is the time for Voorheesville to draft what the mayor called a blueprint for its future, a comprehensive land-use plan.

The discovery that one Guilderland farmer has paid taxes for years on land that he did not actually own, at the edge of his property, has prompted the town and the county to redraw the tax map and look at a refund.

People charge a Guilderland teen with criminal mischief after they say he blocked a car and then vandalized it, while the female driver sat inside with the engine running.

A revered member and leader of the Berne community, Paul Giebitz Sr., died Sunday  as he was riding his tractor, an activity he loved, on Old Road in East Berne. He was 89.

A man who came to Altamont as a fair worker, police say, was a fugitive from justice and will be flown back to Florida once his felony heroin arrest here is settled.

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