KNOX — Tomorrow, Knox will enter into a 30-year agreement with Enterprise Consulting Solutions to be the site manager of a cellular tower to be built this fall on Street Road. 

BERNE — When you have something to say, the world should hear about it.  Writing isn’t easy and it doesn’t happen only when you’re sitting in a classroom. 

KNOX — A couple who use wind and solar power hosted a live, updated version of Al Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth at their Octagon Barn on Monday. 

GALLUPVILLE — There’s something happening here.  But no one seems to know how it happened, how it keeps moving forward, or where it will go. 

By David S. Lewis

NEW SCOTLAND – Both Buona Sera and J.J. Madden’s have closed their doors to the public; owner John Jeffers said there wasn’t enough local business to keep him restaurant and bar afloat.

GUILDERLAND — It ended in overtime.

Shaker’s Stefan Dabkowski helped pull off one of the greatest upsets in Section II lacrosse history as his overtime goal gave the number-10 seeded Blue Bison a 7-6 win over the second seed Guilderland on Friday afternoon.

BERNE — Since December, Berne-Knox-Westerlo High School has been without a full-time principal.  Mary Petrilli has been on medical leave. 

Voorheesville fifth-graders follow their muse to succeed in world competition

By Andrew Schotz

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Some of Voorheesville’s young thinkers took on the world this week in Maryland.

BKW students excel at solving real-life problems

BERNE — Problems. 

They’re everywhere.  Some people are motivated by them and work to solve them, some run from them, and some accept them as unchanging and use them as fuel for their arguments. 

By David S. Lewis