There are 576 students in grades three through eight in Voorheesville. 

We realize this is a chicken-or-egg situation. The CDTA doesn’t want to provide a bus route that few people ride. But, without that route, we can’t begin to make the change we need to save our planet. We urge CDTA to launch a run from Altamont and Voorheesville to the hub at Crossgates Mall and, most importantly, we urge residents to use it.

“It’s a complete menu from turkey, ham, and all the fixings — beverages and desserts, and it’s totally free,” said Wendall Thayer of the Voorheesville American Legion Post 1493’s upcoming community Thanksgiving dinner. “Anybody can come and it’s open to everybody.”

David Rodney Miller, New Scotland

Approximately 17 former riders were in attendance at the Voorheesville firehouse on Wednesday as Carm Basile, chief executive officer of the Capital District Transportation Authority, and some of his senior staff were on hand for the meeting.

NEW SCOTLAND — A 12-year-old boy, a seventh-grader at Voorheesville Middle School, was charged at school with a misdemeanor for “a threat involving a weapon made against other students,” according to a release from the Albany County Sheriff’s Office.

 The New Scotland Town Board at its October meeting set Nov. 9 as the date for public hearings on both proposals: 6:30 p.m. for next year’s budget and 6:45 p.m. for the proposed zoning changes to the New Scotland Hamlet.

NEW SCOTLAND — Spurred by a development proposal nearly a year-and-a-half ago, New Scotland is about to update parts of its zoning code.