Obituary: Kraham
Richard Kraham, educator, athlete, decorated WWII veteran CHATHAM — Richard Kraham — noted area educator, baseball player and highly decorated Army Air Corps veteran of World […]
Month: September 2011
River’s no barrier to ‘Hands’
Huge United Way fundraiser spans Rip Van Winkle Bridge Saturday HUDSON–“Be a part of History!” says the United Way of Columbia & Greene Counties in the […]
Cozzolino, Haddad prevail in primaries
HUDSON – Party committee candidates fared well in primaries Tuesday, with District Attorney Beth Cozzolino, who is leaving her post to seek election as county judge, […]
Market pulls plug on New Lebanon
Hannaford cancels plan for new store citing costs NEW LEBANON – The Hannaford supermarket chain has withdrawn its applications for permits to build a new store […]
Obituaries: Subak-Sharpe, Woodward, Wilkinson
Gerald Subak-Sharpe, 86, Holocaust survivor, a favorite professor NEW YORK CITY—Gerald E. Subak-Sharpe, professor emeritus at the City College of New York and a resident of […]
As upgrade work wraps up, Taconic Hills opens on time
CRARYVLE–ln spite of the recent heavy rains and having recently had nearly two-thirds of its grounds torn up for major construction, the Taconic Hills School District […]
FROM FARM TO SCHOOL: School Foods: commodity vs. local
THE FARM TO SCHOOL CONCEPT centers on the notion that feeding local, farm-fresh foods to our school children is superior to giving them foods that aren’t […]
Primary elections set for Tuesday, September 13
HUDSON — Every election district in the county will be open this Tuesday, September 13 from noon to 9 p. m. for primary voting. Depending on […]
Obituary: Christie, Fletcher, Morse-Kennedy
Gloria Christie, 81, mother, homemaker GHENT—Gloria E. Christie, 81, a resident of Whittier Nursing Center in Ghent, entered into eternal rest Wednesday September 7, 2011. Born […]
