Chatham sets public discussion on school closure option
CHATHAM–The school board set Tuesday, August 14 at 6:30 p.m. as the date and time for a public discussion on the district’s facilities study, which includes […]
Month: July 2012
PREVIEW: Bard serves up a French Connection this summer
ANNADALE—Compagnie fetes galantes opened the 9th annual Bard SummerScape last weekend with an hour-long dance titled “Let My Joy Remain.” “Fete galante,” according to the National […]
City poised to evict Furgary
HUDSON-On July 7 the Furgary Boat Club invited the public to an open house. The visit felt like a journey back to an earlier era. A […]
Cascino makes felony plea deal
ALBANY–Salvatore Cascino is out of the construction and demolition debris and solid waste business–at least on paper. Late last month, a few days before he […]
EDITORIAL: Take care what you wish for
SOMETHING WAS UP. Columbia Memorial Hospital, the largest private employer in the county, beckoned the media to an “availability” with some state politicians. Gotta be news, […]
Obituaries: Whelan, Ketchum, Allen
Debra Whelan (1956 – 2012) HUDSON—Debra Joan Whelan of Greenport passed away peacefully with her family by her side at Columbia Memorial Hospital on July 8, […]
Obituaries: Cornell, Van Wormer, Yerton, Setterlund, Steede
George Cornell (1918 – 2012) HUDSON—George B. Cornell, Jr., 94, of Ghent, passed away Tuesday, July 3, 2012 at Columbia Memorial Hospital surrounded by his loving […]
Senators talk with CMH staff
HUDSON–State Senator Kemp Hannon (R-6th), chairman of the Senate Committee on Health, and Senator Roy McDonald, chairman of the Senate Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Committee […]
Compromise resolves Ghent gravel mine dispute
GHENT-After a hearing last week that lasted only a few minutes, the Ghent Planning Board adopted a resolution approving a special use permit for the Molinari […]
