By Zach Simeone
RENSSELAERVILLE The new head of the American Legion Auxiliary in New York sees a need to help the children of soldiers and veterans.
Board plans process to hire new super
VOORHEESVILLE Linda Langevin quietly and quickly wiped tears from her cheeks as the school board stood to applaud her Monday night.
By Forest Byrd
ALTAMONT Looking around the track laden with wood shavings, all four pigs have big dreams. One of those dreams includes a creamy white filling.
Presumed consent: A matter of life and death
Illustration by Forest Byrd
Students criticize board in public session
GUILDERLAND No gavel sounded at Tuesday’s school board meeting.
Police teach women to protect themselves from attack
GUILDERLAND Scott MaLossi has made a useful contribution out of materials he saw going to waste. He hopes it will raise “good social consciousness.”
GUILDERLAND The new high school principal, Michael Paolino, was placed on paid administrative leave on Monday. The district isn’t saying why.
Find common ground
“The theory of a free press is that the truth will emerge from free reporting and free discussion, not that it will be presented perfectly and instantly in any one account.”
Dubose wants to heal rifts
GUILDERLAND “Healing is it,” said Maceo Dubose of his immediate goals as the president of the school district’s most powerful union.
An imposing figure at over six feet tall, he speaks quietly with care and force.
By Melissa Hale-Spencer
ALTAMONT Sgt. Chris Kitto’s family is celebrating his return from Iraq and inviting the community to join them.
“We’re just so relieved he’s home and safe,” said his mother, Francine Kitto.
