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Use this voting guide for details on the proposed 2024-25 BC budget, the Board of Education election, bus propositions and more.
Thirty-five individuals became U.S. citizens at a ceremony hosted by Bethlehem Central High School, with Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado as a guest speaker, and U.S. District Court justice Mae A. D’Agostino presiding over the ceremony.
Maeve McCarthy won two science research awards and Aaditya Ojha earned one at the recent Regeneron Greater Capital Region Science & Engineering Fair at RPI.
Get your tickets now for Sweeney Todd at BCHS! Four shows for you to choose from Mar. 21-24. (Photo: Andy Kirby)
Tickets are going fast! Five performances, 135 students onstage and behind the scenes. Don’t miss this show running Thursday, Jan. 18-21.
On Jan. 3, area senior citizens had a chance to troubleshoot technology issues with the experts as student interns from BC’s Help Desk headed to Town Hall for a day of community service.
Fourth grade teacher Dana DiGiansante recently earned the most respected professional certification available in K-12 education.
All your favorites including Miss Scarlet, Mrs. Peacock, Colonel Mustard, and Professor Plum and more take to the stage in this fun show at BCHS.
Congratulations to Eleanor Benzing, Grace Chrapowitzky, Eva Ho, Fay Hu, Edward Martin, Justin Mo, Isha Narang, Ryan Sood, and Norina Zhang!
New state legislation has been introduced that is aimed at protecting school grounds and critical infrastructure from unauthorized drone operations.
