Think you’re organized? Wait till you see Ancram
ANCRAM—The Town Board has decided to wait until the next general election in November to fill the board seat vacancy created by the resignation of Councilman […]
Month: January 2017
OBITUARIES: Ferriere, Ulmer, Strobel, Martin, Pearsall, Holmes
Deborah A. Ferriere (1958 – 2017) LIVINGSTON—Deborah Anne (Albert) Ferriere, 58, of Germantown died January 19, 2017 at Livingston Hills Nursing and Rehabilitation. Born July 26, […]
Residents like G’town but see trouble spots ahead
GERMANTOWN—The town’s top strength is its small-town character, its top weakness the unappealing gateway (Route 9G) into town. Its top opportunity is Palatine Park Road redevelopment, […]
Sheriff honored for helping deputy deployed overseas
HUDSON–Columbia County Sheriff David Bartlett received an award last week for the support he provided to one of his deputies while the deputy was on active […]
New truck gets ‘Flashy’ nickname
CHATHAM—Chatham Fire Department members, federal, state and local elected officials, friends, family and guests gathered at the firehouse to celebrate the arrival of the department’s new […]
UPDATED: Hudson holds its own Women’s March
HUDSON–An estimated 1,200 people marched down Warren and South Front streets to the Waterfront Park Saturday afternoon, January 21 in one of the many Women’s March […]
Chatham ups village building fees to offset costs
CHATHAM–The Village Board adopted new building permit fees at their meeting last week. Village Clerk/Treasurer Barbara Henry said that the new rates will double the amount […]
OBITUARIES: Weir, Bender, Brightly, Broderick
Jack Thomas Weir (1949 – 2017) KINDERHOOK—Jack Thomas Weir, 68, of Kinderhook died Tuesday, January 17, 2017 at his home. Born January 11, 1949 in Watervliet, […]
K’hook seeks state advice on best ways to gather rays
KINDERHOOK–The Village Board has approved using the state’s Unified Solar Permit as part of an effort to regulate solar panels in the village. At the Wednesday, […]
