G’town feels tax cap’s noose getting tighter
GERMANTOWN—The Town Board began discussing the 2016 budget Monday, in a workshop meeting. Supervisor Joel Craig began by explaining that the 2% property tax cap is […]
Month: September 2015
Valatie meets Wednesday on Habitat home plan
VALATIE–The village Zoning Board of Appeals plans to hold an informational meeting 7 p.m. Wednesday, September 23 on a proposal from Habitat for Humanity to […]
OBITUARIES: Fix, Spann, Kraft
Eileen Fix (1932 – 2015) LIVINGSTON—Eileen J. Fix, 83, of Livingston passed away Saturday, September 19, 2015 at her residence. Born March 8, 1932 in Hudson, […]
Village bans tobacco where it can, debates DPW’s fate
KINDERHOOK–The Village Board has prohibited smoking at all village owned buildings, property and parks. The board passed a resolution about the prohibition of tobacco use at […]
OBITUARIES: Schmidt, Muir, Fithian, Peck, Dempsey, Meisner, Koll
Marion Schmidt (1945 – 2015) CLINTON CORNERS—Marion Schmidt, 69, of Clinton Corners died at home Thursday, September 17, 2015. For 25 years she worked as an […]
Traffic on Rte. 9 slows, but not by much
KINDERHOOK–The Town Board discussed speed limits, political signs and the Dewey Loeffel Superfund Site at this week’s regular meeting. Also at the Monday, September 14 meeting […]
Traffic stop uncovers brass knuckles
GREENPORT–Michael J. Weaver, 33, of Stanfordville was charged with third degree criminal possession of a weapon, class D felony; seventh degree criminal possession of a controlled […]
THEATER REVIEW: Barn’s ‘Carnage’ trumpets civilization’s thin skin
“God of Carnage” / Theater Barn A FEW YEARS BACK, while thumbing through one of those snooty interior design magazines, I counted 17 consecutive pages of […]
Hudson principals upbeat about year ahead
HUDSON–Retirements, reports by principals and plans for capital construction highlighted the Hudson City School District Board of Education meeting Monday, September 14. Board Clerk Frieda Van […]
