U.S. secretary of state dines in Chatham
CHATHAM–Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was in Paris last Friday discussing the deteriorating situation in Syria with European and other world leaders. Press reports from the […]
Month: July 2012
Columbia Rocks to showcase tomorrow’s stars
HUDSON–Student singer-songwriters who had the temerity to apply and audition for Hudson musical producer Henry Hirsch and successfully caught the attention of his highly trained ear […]
Lawyer tells town: If you need it, take it
CHATHAM–The town is facing two more obstacles before it can start repairs on the White Mills Road bridge in northwestern Chatham. One issue is prompting the […]
ICC board chooses Welcome as new president
KINDERHOOK–Anthony Welcome was sworn in as school board president at this week’s meeting. Regina Rose, who was acting as president after the resignation of Andrew Kramarchyk […]
Ball fields, dog attack occupy K’hook board
KINDERHOOK – The Town Board reviewed a proposal by Northern Columbia Little League President David Kolb for creating a third little league field at Volunteer Park. […]
Galvan Foundation awards first round of grants
HUDSON–The Galvan Initiatives Foundation awarded its first round of grants Monday, in a gathering attended by recipients and others in the community room of the Central […]
Teen dies after colliding with car in Gallatin
GALLATIN–A 16-year-old boy from Pine Plains was killed in a car/bicycle collision on County Route 2, Monday, July 9 at about 7:30 a.m. Livingston State Police […]
Police nab bank robbery suspect
HUDSON–City Police have charged Francisco Fernandez, 54, of Hudson and Queens with third degree robbery in connection with the July 5 robbery of the Bank of […]
THEATER REVIEW: Strong cast finds the humor in ‘The Cherry Orchard’
THE CHERRY ORCHARD/ Walking the dog Theater/ PS21 IF YOUR THEATER PARTY goes home arguing about the play, then picks up the argument again in the […]
