Every vote was unanimous at Monday’s Berne-Knox-Westerlo School Board meeting as members basked in good news — ranging from success including special-need students in general-education classrooms to securing expected state aid for $20 million in capital improvements.

Both Westerlo’s town attorney and code enforcement officer will leave their posts at the end of the year.

Staff Sergeant Ronald Swenson from East Berne has re-enlisted to continue service with the Headquarters and Support Company, 42nd Infantry Division of the New York Army National Guard.

A dog-groomer from Knox is hoping to move her parlor from Duanesburg to the Knox hamlet.

A noise study at the park police training facility’s firing range begins this week.

From 2005 to 2011, the water district’s finances were kept track of with Post-it notes in a checkbook, according to water board Chairman William Bichteman, who is asking the town board to approve funding for an audit of the district’s finances.

Republicans have introduced a series of resolutions that would monitor the hours town employees work and offer further review of town finances.

Police say the woman Franklin Hempstead attacked said she was thrown to the ground after he tried to argue with her.