New Scotland

David P. Miranda, the first person in his family to become a lawyer, was recently elected as the State Bar Association president.

Due to the death on Friday of the Voorheesville school superintendent's husband, the budget forum scheduled for Monday, March 3, has been postponed until Monday, March 24.

In a year, the mammoth 1898 Osterhout barn will be gone to make way for upscale country club homes. A councilman is determined to move the barn and find a new use for it elsewhere in town.

A mission of the Clarksville Historical Society is to save historic buildings; it now has two — a schoolhouse and a general store.

A Voorheesville algebra teacher is emblematic of teachers across the state who this week learned they would have to change their lessons to fit last-minute backtracking in the Common Core roll-out.

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To the Editor:

A grassroots effort is underway to provide the residents and taxpayers in the Town of Rensselaerville with a newsletter after more than a year since the town board abolished the original, official monthly newsletter.

The Voorheesville high school stage featured a fund-raiser for the New Scotland Food Pantry on Jan. 31. A total of $1,770 was raised for the pantry. 

Amid fears of the LeVie Barn's demolition, an opportunity arises for it to be moved to a new location.

Lawrence Eaton of New Scotland was arrested this week for possessing and growing over 50 marijuana plants.

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