GUILDERLAND — Steve Strong, the president of State Farm Utility Corporation, is trying to put himself out of business.

BERNE — Despite the lack of a roof, the Rudy Stempel Family Sawmill is once again open for business after the building had caved in under one of the heaviest snowfalls in recent history.

WESTERLO — The town board has agreed to hold a special election this May on the purchase of the Westerlo School from the Berne-Knox-Westerlo School District.

By Jordan J. Michael

TROY –– The Witches of Greenwich cast an early spell on Berne-Knox-Westerlo and the girls never recovered.

Pine Bush Preserve looks to expand by 1,500 acres

GUILDERLAND – On March 18, the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission will decide when the new draft of its management plan will be released to the public.

GUILDERLAND — Town residents feel secure that, if their home caught fire, someone would answer the call.

But many residents know little about their fire districts, or even which district serves them.

Four domestic dogs kill pet goats in Altamont

LAKE PLACID — Their hearts pounding, their muscles wound tight, the Grand Masters of biathlon shoot for the glory of the sport more than the gold medal each won at this year’s Empire State Games.

LAKE LUZERNE –– The Berne-Knox-Westerlo boys’ basketball team went on a two-and-a-half hour round trip to save its season. The gas bill is a little easier to swallow after a win.