Activists highlight flaws in latest city waterfront plan
HUDSON — Peter Jung and Sam Pratt, directors of Valley Alliance, a year-old organization formed to work on issues affecting the Hudson Valley, held a meeting […]
Month: June 2011
Pieces of cell tower puzzle not yet in place
COPAKE — Mariner Tower’s application to build a 150-foot lattice cell tower remains in limbo for another month after a majority of planners decided the application […]
Heroin use leads to heart attack and child endangerment charges
CLERMONT–State Police charged three people in connection with using drugs while they were supposed to be babysitting. Columbia County 911 dispatched Northern Dutchess Paramedics and the […]
Two Hudson teens accused of raping 14-year-old girl
HUDSON–City Police charged two Hudson teens in connection with the rape of a 14-year-old girl last October. Jamikel P.J. Yarbrough and Kasean Hibbert, both 18, were […]
Price Chopper plans advance in Ghent
GHENT — The Ghent Planning Board met last week with representatives from Price Chopper, The Kinderhook Sportsmen’s Club and The Nature Institute about the proposed projects […]
Empty factory to hum again
Flanders Corp. buys Kaz plant in G’port; 200 jobs expected GREENPORT — In heat reminiscent of a factory blast furnace, good news for local manufacturing jobs […]
EDITORIAL: Responders respond to 911 plan
YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY. You pick up the phone and dial 911. The person who answers is well trained and professional, asks all the right questions […]
Obituaries: Grecula, Gelhorn, Maas
Elisabeth Grecula, 90, nurse’s aide, raised horses VALATIE—Elisabeth M. “Elly” Grecula, 90, formerly of Water Street in Livingston, passed away Saturday, June 4, 2011 at Barnwell […]
Village sets gaze on beautification
CHATHAM – Several village residents met with the Village Board Thursday May 26 to discuss plans for a beautification committee. Mayor Tom Curran started the meeting […]
