DELMAR — Registration is open for the 33rd Annual Golf Outing hosted by the Bethlehem Chamber of Commerce. The event will be held at Normanside on Monday, Sept. 17.
The Bethlehem Central School district received $6,750 from the state for a student displaced by a natural disaster. A second local district, Greenville, received $15,000 for two such students.
The Bethlehem Central School district received $6,750 from the state for a student displaced by a natural disaster. A second local district, Greenville, received $15,000 for two such students.
BETHLEHEM — A woman whom, police say, had just been released on bail for robbery cases in New York City was charged here on Tuesday with 10 felony counts of first-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument when counterfeit bills were found in her car along with police uniforms.
Monolith Solar’s new headquarters is currently under construction in the Vista Technology Campus. When complete in October, the $4.9 million project will include a new 16,000-square-foot of office space and 10,000-square-foot research-and-development and manufacturing facility.
BETHLEHEM — A traffic stop in Slingerlands has led to the arrest of George Piha, 50, for a string of thefts from lockers at the Bethlehem YMCA, according to a release from the Bethlehem Police who are investigating Piha’s ties to locker thefts across the state.
BETHLEHEM — Frederick N. Fuhrman, 34, was last seen in Delmar on July 23. His family and police are trying to find him as it is out of the ordinary for Fuhrman not to be in contact with family for so many days, the Bethlehem Police said in an July 28 release.
DELMAR — “A stubbornly positive woman,” Elizabeth Louise (née Lomery) Burns was someone who would find the good even in bad situations, her granddaughter said. “She always looked for the silver lining.”
