Ten years after the town moved a historic barn across Route 85A to save it from demolition, the project faces a looming impasse: The exterior is finished, the money is gone, and fully half of the 7,200 square-foot building remains an unfinished shell sitting on bare ground with no heat, no plumbing, no electrical systems, and no floor.
A series of lessons will be taught at the Heldeberg Workshop thanks to a $24,999 grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation secured by Dorothy Matthews.
The village is once again asking Governor Kathy Hochul to add Norfolk Southern Railway to the state’s list of non-responsible, debarred, and otherwise ineligible contractors.
The Voorheesville Dionysians’ production of “Hadestown: Junior Edition” has been nominated for six awards for the Collaborative School of the Arts 10th annual High School Musical Theatre Awards:
The budget, presented during the Voorheesville School Board’s March 2 meeting shows the district spending $36,481,272 in 2026-27 compared to expected revenues of $35,156,00, a 7.8 percent, or $2.54 million, increase over this year.
Fred the Butcher is looking to more than triple its Maple Road footprint, adding roughly 4,000 square feet to its existing 2,000-square-foot building and overhauling the site’s parking and traffic circulation. “The access drive around the site will also be improved to have better vehicular circulation,” according to a project narrative filed with the town of New Scotland.
After Sarita Winchell resigned in February, former longtime village clerk-treasurer Linda Pasquali was named to take over the final year of Winchell’s four-year term.
