Edwin Clapp, 91, Philmont native was WWII vet
SCHENECTADY–Edwin Clapp, lifelong Philmont resident and recently of Kingsway Nursing Center , died Saturday May 15. He was 91. Born in Philmont on September 16, 1918 […]
Month: May 2010
Chatham village holds ‘emergency’ budget meeting
CHATHAM—The village clerk issued a notice late Friday afternoon that the Village Board would hold “an emergency budget meeting” Monday, May 17, at 4 p.m. at […]
Abitabile resigns from Hudson school board
HUDSON–School Board member Patricia Abitabile unexpectedly submitted her resignation at this week’s board meeting. Ms. Abitabile, who just began her second term last spring, submitted her […]
Bliss Towers incident results in assault, weapons charges
HUDSON–Mitchell Brandow, 49, of Hudson was charged with second degree assault, first degree menacing, third degree criminal possession of a weapon, second degree attempted assault and […]
Berkshire Farm worker charged with driving drunk to his job
CANAAN–A Berkshire Farm Center and Services for Youth child care worker was charged with driving drunk on his way to work the night of May 8. […]
Federal funds will improve home and apartment efficiency
HUDSON–Columbia Opportunities, Inc. announced this week that it will allocate $400,000 in federal funds to weatherize and make the Hudson Terrace Apartments more energy efficient. And […]
Suzann Fesselmeyer, 89, active in Our Lady of Hope Church
HUDSON- – Suzann Fesselmeyer, 89, of Copake Falls, passed away on Monday, May 12, 2010 at Columbia Memorial Hospital. She was born on June 18, 1920 […]
We asked for it
THE SILENCE IS CREEPY. This time of year–this exact week–taxpayer groups and parents and students in some combination usually take every opportunity to try to convince […]
Wind plan ruffles some in town
Neighbors question dual turbine proposal ANCRAM–What would happen if one or both of the two proposed wind turbines fell down, why two turbines are sought and […]
