A Lamborghini worth more than $200,000 was destroyed in Clarksville when, during a joyride that the Albany County Sheriff described as something out of the street-racing franchise “Fast and Furious,” one of the drivers failed to negotiate a turn and the car wound up in flames on the side of the road. There were no injuries.

Kathy Brown, Trustee, Berne Public Library

Sandra Kisselback, Berne Historical Society

A Freedom of Information Law request has revealed that the town of Berne has continued to neglect some of its National Grid bills, two years after The Enterprise first reported on a number of similar lapses.

Berne Town Clerk Kristin de Oliveira says that the supervisor has crafted a tentative budget that he filed with the clerk’s office, but it hasn’t been published on the town’s website and the clerk claimed that she could not send a copy to The Enterprise at this time.

Knox and Westerlo’s tentative 2025 budgets show total appropriations going up, but Knox, so far, projects no increase in townwide taxes, while Westerlo projects a 2-percent increase.

Donna Gwin, Secretary, Knox Historical Society

The Rensselaerville Library will receive $36,287 to build a new back deck with handrails and to replace stair stringers, while the Westerlo Public Library will get $13,605 to replace ceiling plaster and insulate its attic space.

Berne-Knox-Westerlo Superintendent Bonnie Kane laid out her goals for the district, and an accompanying action plan, publicly for the first time at the board of education’s September meeting, touching on all areas the district is involved in, from academics to community-building and more.