New Scotland

Photos: Life is a Cycle

Voorheesville Family Bicycling Day was held on a showery Sunday afternoon.

Photo: Voorheesville's Blessing of the Pets

Quincie Yamin, the new pastor at the First United Methodist Church of Voorheesville, blesses a dog on Sunday during a pet-blessing ceremony. She graduated this spring from Duke University with a Master of Divinity degree and is married to the church's associate pastor, Mat Yamin. They live in the parsonage next to the church on Maple Avenue in the village.

Learn about three African Americans who helped influence our Capital Region history

Judy Kimes, New Scotland Historical Association

Thank you for successful farmers’ market

Dianne Luci, Market Manager Voorheesville

Choosing to be safe rather than sorry

Timothy J. Albright, Meadowdale

I hope the Supreme Court understands this fundamental foundation of our country

Edie Abrams, New Scotland

CSX downplays issues raised by Voorheesville, Altamont Free Library

The village of Voorheesville and the Altamont Free Library wrote letters over the summer to the Surface Transportation Board, the federal agency charged with economic oversight of the nation’s major freight carriers, about CSX’s attempt to acquire a Massachusetts-based regional rail company. This week, CSX responded to concerns brought up by the village and library. 

If it ain’t broke, don’t break it

Bill Hennessy, Councilman, Town of New Scotland

New Scotland fills new planner post with former consultant

 The New Scotland Town Board has formalized its relationship with Nan Stolzenburg and her firm, agreeing to an annual contract with Community Planning & Environmental Associates not to exceed $60,000.

Ten Eycks’ flower business is, yes, blossoming

Twin sisters Taylor Ten Eyck and Morgan Willy made their debut selling other grower’s flowers two years ago.

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