BETHLEHEM — A 14-year-old Bethlehem Middle School student was charged on Thursday, March 22, with making a terrorist threat, a felony, and endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor.
The Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District clerk says that two people — current board member Lillian Sisson-Chrysler, and Martin Szinger — have taken petitions for the school board seat.
The Guilderland Public Library may have a café and a larger children’s room, as well as larger meeting rooms, if the library’s board adopts a plan, now in draft form, for the building’s renovation and an addition more modest than the one proposed and voted down six years ago.
He didn’t like high school and he didn’t complete it. Later, after he went to college and graduate school to become a teacher, Thomas Lutsic wanted to help kids have a different experience.
GUILDERLAND — The Guilderland Town Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to list for sale the town’s interest in the historic Doctor Crounse House, located at 759 Route 146, just outside of Altamont on the village’s Main Street.
The Berne Town Board tabled appointing new members to the town’s youth council and board of assessment review; discussions through email reveal Democratic board members’ concerns over appointing the GOP party chairman to the youth council.
After performing “Mary Poppins” last year, the Dionysians, Voorheesville’s drama club, have left proper English society for the jungles of Africa; this year, the drama club will perform “Tarzan.”
