Project preserves prison’s ‘tapestry’
HUDSON–When prisons close and the gates are locked for the last time, the stories of people who were there and the history of the place may […]
Month: October 2012
EDITORIAL: We need to house the future
ONE OF THE LAMENTS you hear around election time comes from parents who say they want their children to live close by but there’s no work […]
Does Ancram have the Midas touch?
Town ponders tax cut versus bigger rainy day fund ANCRAM—At a time when some towns are desperate to raise taxes higher than the state property tax […]
Nader displays undiminished passion for change
ANNANDALE–Speaking at Bard College Saturday, Ralph Nader took the occasion to give an impassioned call to activism. Mr. Nader was the keynote speaker at Does the […]
Obituaries: VanWormer, Revene, Mickle, Smith
Shirley Van Wormer (1968 – 2012) PITTSFIELD, MA— Graveside services will be held for Shirley A. Van Wormer in the Cemetery of the Evergreens in Lebanon […]
Planning board wants more data on Price Chopper
CHATHAM – The village Planning Board again reviewed the site plans for the new Price Chopper building on Route 66 and once again did not deem […]
Obituaries: Cozza, Tomlinson, Barden, Antal, Dolfax
Armetta Cozza (1935 – 2012) GHENT—Armetta “Meetie” Joan Millett Cozza, 77, entered eternal rest September 25, 2012 at Whittier Adult Home, surrounded by the family she […]
ICC board wants cut ofany school sale
KINDERHOOK–The Ichabod Crane Board of Education is planning a $7-million capital project to be put to district voters as a referendum December 12. Board members reviewed […]
