NEW SCOTLAND — The Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy is trying something new — encouraging the public to witness a literal harmony with nature.

On Monday at about 4:30 p.m., Albany County Sheriff’s deputies responded to an incident between a hatchback and CSX train at the Main Street railroad crossing in Voorheesville.

Tera Dutkiewicz, Deputy Town Clerk, New Scotland

RIC Energy is seeking permission from the town to install a five-megawatt battery energy storage system, or BESS, on a portion of the 137-acre home of the New Scotland Beagle Club.

Boozy Moo offers hand-crafted alcohol-infused ice cream. 

Voorheesville’s Safe Streets Policy and Plan “aims to assess the existing transportation system and identify concept improvements to enhance multimodal safety, accessibility, and connectivity across the Village.”

Krina Cozart, New Scotland Business Network

“So in our back and forth, we — Albany County, and CSX — we think we have come to terms on a maintenance agreement [that] we feel it adequately protects us,” village attorney Rich Reilly told The Enterprise during Thursday’s Voorheesville Board of Trustees meeting. 

Samantha Bailey, New Scotland, Business Network

Gary Sottosanti, Secretary, New Scotland Beagle Club