Hudson schools business manager moves on
HUDSON–Robert Yusko is resigning as business executive of the Hudson City School District (HCSD) effective September 28, after almost three years in the position. He is […]
Month: September 2015
Scofflaws beware, Valatie adds teeth to parking law
VALATIE–The Village Board reviewed village parking laws last week, made some updates and changes and scheduled a public hearing to approve the revisions. The board set […]
Gibson presses House resolution on climate change
Reprinted with permission from the Times Union KINDERHOOK — Congressmen Chris Gibson (R—19th) has long seen himself as the lawmaker who wants to put “conserve” back […]
New Leb seeks waterway status for Wyomonack Creek
NEW LEBANON–The Town Board has set the wheels in motion for bid to name Wyomonack Creek an Inland Waterway At the September 8 meeting a letter […]
OBITUARIES: Strehler, Richardson, Kneiper
Edwin R. Strehler (1927 – 2015) VALATIE—Edwin R. Strehler of Valatie passed away September 26, 2015 at his home. He gave his soul and spirit to […]
New Leb school board hears upbeat reports
NEW LEBANON–Spirits were high at the September 16 New Lebanon Board of Education meeting as board members and faculty discussed the school year ahead. Andrew Kurt, […]
Supervisors told of options to reduce homelessness
HUDSON–Housing issues–including a Galvan Foundation proposal–veterans’ vans and home alarms highlighted this month’s meetings of the Columbia County Board of Supervisors Human Services and Public Safety […]
Troop K announces promotions
PLEASANT VALLEY—Since 1917, the New York State Police has a history of producing superior law enforcement professionals who distinguish themselves as leaders, according to a press […]
Two house cleaners accused of stealing from client
CHATHAM—Two Albany County men were charged following a burglary investigation by the State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation from the Livingston barracks. Bryan C. Hills, 30, […]
