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.”

“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. 

The complaint, filed July 10 with the state Supreme Court in Albany County, alleges that a student in a Kids Club program was “caused to fall while playing dodgeball and was repeatedly struck in the head and face with dodgeballs by students standing over him, causing him serious and permanent injuries ….”

NEW SCOTLAND — An altercation with a food-delivery driver, police say, led to a New Scotland man being arrested on several charges.

The location, 1543 Indian Fields Road, is the 137-acre home of the New Scotland Beagle Club.

NEW SCOTLAND — Some 95 students in Clayton A. Bouton’s Class of 2025 were sent off into the world with messages of resiliency, adaptability, community, and the importance of support systems.

NEW SCOTLAND — The Presbyterian Church here has been certified by the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) through February 2026 as an Earth Care congregation.

NEW SCOTLAND — The New Scotland Historical Association dedicated two markers this week — each one a first.

On Friday, June 13, New Scotland got its only historic marker honoring a woman, Winifred Goldring. She was the first female state paleontologist in the nation and in the world.

A new state policy mandates that each school district adopt its own policy concerning students’ use of personal electronic devices by Aug. 1.