By Jordan J. Michael

BERNE –– Basketball games can’t last forever, but on Friday night, the girls’ contest between Berne-Knox-Westerlo and Schenectady Christian was certainly long enough.

VOORRHEESVILLE — The elementary school doors are open, and the administration is hoping to bring in community members to share their expertise with children.

Citizen takes town to court over water tank plan

NEW SCOTLAND — A neighbor of the future Kensington Woods housing development is suing the town after the zoning and planning boards permitted plans for a 100-foot water tower to advance.

Elected trio changes face of planning

NEW SCOTLAND — Changes in appointed leadership positions were significant, but not surprising on the first day of the year.

Dems maintain control despite GOP challenge,
motocross divides town, manure affects water, seniors ride bus

Divisive election centers on commercial zoning, ends in landslide for size cap

VOORHEESVILLE — On Friday, it became a felony to drive drunk in New York with a child in the car.

ALBANY — Dozens of languages and faiths that come up the Hudson River remain deck bound, afloat on the Port of Albany’s the muddy water.

VOORHEESVILLE — The school board’s vision for itself and the district was adopted unanimously this week.

Knox man gets reminder of his Maryland past

By Andrew Schotz

KNOX — A piece of Jay H. Baumstein’s childhood has resurfaced 45 years later.

It was a certificate he received in honor of his bar mitzvah, which is a religious rite Jewish boys go through at age 13.