Although still fairly preliminary, New Scotland residents without access to high-speed broadband now have an option.  

“We’ve been able to ensure every student has technology. It really levels the playing field,” said Demian Singleton, the district’s assistant superintendent for instruction.

WRIGHT — The Gallupville House Association has launched a website that went live on Feb. 21.

Speaking for the association, Chris Claus in a release praised the site as “a work of art, volunteerism and community. And that’s the Gallupville House, in a nutshell.”

A panel of experts gathered together last Friday to discuss the emergence of artificial intelligence and automation, and how we should react to it.

Professor of nanoscience at SUNY Polytechnic Institute, Serge Oktyabrsky, has received $276,000 in funding from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research as part of a collaboration with the University at Buffalo’s SUNY Distinguished Professor Vladimir Mitin.

The industries that will benefit from introducing new technologies will have not obligations to meet local needs or expectations.

By September, Guilderland school leaders expect, each middle school and each high school student will have a Chromebook laptop.

A new administrator will work to bring new technology to the Berne-Knox-Westerlo classrooms.

GUILDERLAND — Tawasentha Park now has Wi-Fi. And soon, videos of all town meetings — town board, planning board, and zoning board of appeals — will be available on the town website.

Westerlo is currently facing a decision of whether or not to construct a 120-foot cell tower in order to improve cell service in the area. But some residents are more concerned about potential health risks and the visual impact.