Moo-vie captures town in ’85
New DVD uses work of media pros who profiled Ancram ANCRAM–In the 10 or so minutes it takes to watch this new DVD, a viewer encounters […]
Month: May 2010
Teen pleads guilty in crash that killed man
HUDSON–Lars C. Haas, 18, of New Lebanon pleaded guilty to second degree vehicular manslaughter, second degree vehicular assault and driving while intoxicated in connection with a […]
No party in Chatham
IT SOUNDED LIKE TEA PARTY sentiment: the calls for smaller, more efficient government, lower taxes, the elimination of waste and a call for elected representatives who […]
Click here for a change
Chatham taxpayers organize in wake of tax rate hike CHATHAM–Discontent over the budget and the priorities of the Village Board still simmered this week as a […]
Betty Mellan, 52, owned George’s Auto and Truck Repair
HILLSDALE–Betty J. Stalker Mellan, 52, died unexpectedly Sunday May 23, 2010 at her residence. She was born on September 23, 1957 in Gt. Barrington, a daughter […]
Saland joins effort to stop bullying
ALBANY–Recent news stories have highlighted incidents of bullying in New York schools that show peer abuse has become more pervasive and destructive. An anti-bullying legislative package […]
Felix Gardina, 79, owned excavating company
ALBANY–Felix F. Gardina passed away May 23, 2010 at Albany Medical Center. He was born December 14, 1929 in Ghent, and was the son of the […]
Gregory Ouellette, 37, loved K’hook Little League
SAVANNAH, Ga.–Gregory Alen Ouellette, 37, formerly of Kinderhook died unexpectedly. He was born in Hudson on April 25, 1973. After graduating from Ichabod Crane Central School, […]
Carole Quackenbush, 72, former teacher in Germantown
RHINEBECK–Carole Frances Quackenbush, 72, passed away Saturday, May, 22, 2010 after a brief illness, at the Thompson House. Born October 10, 1937 in Troy, she was […]
