Bethlehem Town Supervisor David VanLuven

Albany County’s temporary pause on the use of human biosolids on farmland remains unchanged after the New York State Legislature failed to pass a 5-year ban.

In the midst of national economic uncertainty, the leader of Bethlehem says the Albany County town is doing well — for now.

Albany County lawmakers have introduced a new bill to improve intergovernmental communication following concerns over water quality in the Town of Bethlehem.

Add biosolids to water concerns in the Albany County Town of Bethlehem.

Officials in Capital Region sanctuary communities are reacting to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's pause on federal funding to such jurisdictions.

The Bethlehem Town Supervisor has given his annual State of the Town address, focusing on safe water, safe roads, safe neighborhoods and economic development.

In November 2022, voters gave the Albany County town of Bethlehem the green light to spend nearly $3 million to acquire a once-bustling 300-acre dairy farm.

Most communities are nearly back to normal after a weekend ice and snowstorm snapped tree limbs that took power lines down.

An Albany County town is expanding its food scraps composting program.

Bethlehem Supervisor David VanLuven has delivered his seventh State of the Town address.