1.95-percent tax-levy increase
BKW board adopts $20.5M budget

‘What’s going on?’
More special-needs students at BKW

BERNE — On Monday, Kimberly LaBelle, Berne-Knox-Westerlo’s assistant superintendent for elementary and special education, outlined the school’s program for disabled students.

Going out for a few of my favorite things
BKW climbs ev’ry mountain with The Sound of Music

BERNE — This weekend, the Hilltowns will be alive with The Sound of Music.

WESTERLO — On Tuesday, Leonard Laub, the chairman of the town’s planning board, sent a letter to the town’s supervisor asking that the town board not schedule a public hearing to remove him from office. 

RENSSELAERVILLE — Bob Bolte is still asking for donations for the town’s senior and youth bus. 

BERNE — As Berne-Knox-Westerlo officials have fought a proposal that would send the school’s resource officer to a higher-crime area, BKW’s superintendent was encouraged yesterday.

ALBANY — Last Friday, the lawyers for Rensselaerville Farmland Protection and the town of Rensselaerville argued in court.  The citizens group is suing the town to preserve farmland. 

WESTERLO — This summer, a new doctor will be coming to rural Westerlo. 

BERNE — Berne now has a minivan for transporting the town’s elderly and disabled residents.