Matt is a true leader and a pleasure to work for. He has dedicated his career to the town of Knox. With more than 21 years of experience at the Knox Highway Department, he has the knowledge and skills ...

If elected, I will focus on practical, community-centered goals. First, I want to help our senior population age in place here in Berne by expanding access to critical support services. Seniors make ...

Kristin is a lifetime Berne resident and a Berne-Knox-Westerlo graduate. She is an intelligent and capable individual with a thorough understanding of the needs of our community. She consistently ...

Did the No Kings protesters truly fear that grisly fate, because of their protests, which may have attracted almost 1 percent of United States citizens? Did they risk being called names by any ...

Kathy Hill-Brown is not qualified to be town clerk, nor should she be running on the fact that she was deputy town clerk …. It has been roughly nine years since she was there and many changes have ...

The Guilderland Central School District Board of Education is seeking interested community representatives to serve on the Board of Education Audit Committee.

FELLOWCRAFT CLUB TO GIVE HALLOWE’EN DANCE The Fellowcraft club of Noah Lodge NO. 754, F. and A. M., invites the public to attend a Hallowe’en frolic and masquerade at the Masonic hall, Altamont, on ...

Billed as an “unprecedented investment,” the governor on Wednesday announced that the state’s transportation department will spend more than $600 million in over 180 paving projects across New York ...

Robert “Bob” P. Burton, formerly of Altamont and Guilderland Center, was an entrepreneur who ran Burton’s Dairy and was a ...

Patricia Avril Moreland Blakeborough Ewald, known as Trish, was a nurse and Air Force captain who devoted her life to nurturing others. She was born in Edinburgh, Scotland on April 21, 1944 and died ...

Over 100 Hilltowners marched from the town park in Rensselaerville to the firehouse on Saturday, Oct. 18, part of the ...

The county tax rate will drop from about $2.73 per $1,000 of assessed value this year to about $2.56 per $1,000 in 2026.