Is the boss here?
Ancram highway super, trying to find fill-in, trips over new law ANCRAM–The town’s Board of Ethics has found that Highway Superintendent James MacArthur violated the local […]
Month: July 2011
Two stories of fans view last Potter flick
CHATHAM — Witches and wizards lined up in front of the Crandell Theater at midnight on July 14. With wands and round glasses, adults and children […]
Obituaries: Melino, Atwater, Moore
Edith Melino, 84, cook, church member HUDSON—Edith May “Edie” Melino of Greenport died Sunday, July 24, 2011 at Columbia Memorial Hospital. She was 84. Born January […]
If you build it, will they stay put?
CHATHAM — The owners of the shopping plaza on Route 66 have submitted designs to the village Planning Board to expand the plaza and the space […]
School officials fault lack of response from union
HUDSON–After adopting a school budget earlier this year that had been rejected by voters, the Board of Education this week trimmed spending with a $100,000 cut […]
Leaks or not, village water quenches fire
CHATHAM – The Village Board discussed water and fire at the board’s regular meeting Thursday, July 14. “I want to thank you for your wonderful service […]
Fisherman, 72, drowns after boat capsizes in Livingston pond
LIVINGSTON–A 72-year-old Hudson man apparently drowned in a pond off Sparrowbush Road, the morning of July 14. Deputies Eli Fieser and Chad Shumway arrived on the […]
Union warns town after candidate meets workers
HILLSDALE–Just-unionized Hillsdale highway workers recently found themselves in the middle of a political fracas, with the Teamsters Union rushing to their defense. The situation arose following […]
Obituaries: Boehme, Otterbeck
Regina Boehme, 63, loved family and Cape Cod HUDSON—Regina (Joeks) Boehme, 63, of Ghent died Wednesday, July 20 at Columbia Memorial Hospital surrounded by her family. […]
