Dianne Luci, Voorheesville

Katy Carl, Carl’s Advanced Automotive & Truck Repair Center, New Scotland

Ahead of an acoustic show at the Albany Elks Lodge later this month, Voorheesville music teacher and musician Brian Kaplan spoke with The Enterprise about how marketing in the music industry has changed since he started his self-named band 20 years ago, and how his students help him navigate the social-media landscape in his middle-age. 

Edgar V. Tolmie, Altamont

Grace Thompson, Proprietor, Gracie’s Kitchen, New Scotland

Craig A. Shufelt, New Scotland

Judy Kimes, Publicist New Scotland Historical Association

The voluntary and anonymous survey was performed during Voorheesville’s school budget and board elections, and sheds light on voter demographics, voters’ motivations, and concerns related to the recent vote. 

Voorheesville School Board members had been deliberating since at least November as to whether they should allow BusPatrol the opportunity to affix cameras to the outside of district buses to catch violators who pass a stopped bus with its stop arm extended and its red lights flashing. 

VOORHEESVILLE — Dianne Luci believes in the power of bringing people together.

“I so strongly believe if people traveled more and got to know different cultures that we wouldn’t have so much divisiveness in this country and hate,” she says in this week’s Enterprise podcast.