Worse than death or divorce: The impact of incarceration on families
By DEBORAH E. LANS Sixth in a series GHENT–The effects of incarceration reach far beyond the incarcerated person, to his family and community. Even witnessing the […]
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Accidental lockdown, taxes dominate school board discussions
By DOUG LAROCQUE Capital Region Independent Media NEW LEBANON–Following the monthly reports from school administrators at the Board of Education meeting on September 11, concern was […]
THROUGH THE WOODS: The power of the Sun
By NANCY JANE KERN THERE IS A LARGE MARSH not far from my house and I often go there throughout the seasons to see what is […]
New HHA plan could mean shorter buildings
By JEANETTE WOLFBERG HUDSON–The Hudson Housing Authority’s (HHA) redevelopment partner acknowledged they could alleviate concerns about the cost of proposed new construction by lowering building heights, […]
LOCAL ART: ‘Native Prospects’ on view at Thomas Cole site
By LORNA CHEROT LITTLEWAY THE THOMAS COLE National Historic Site hosts the exhibit, “Native Prospects: Indigeneity and Landscape” in the New Studio. The exhibit is presented […]
ENTERTAINMENT: “What, Me Worry?” a dive into MAD Magazine’s legacy
By MARLENE McTIGUE THE “WHAT, ME WORRY?” exhibit at the Norman Rockwell Museum offers an insightful look into the irreverent world of MAD magazine, a publication […]
Hillsdale man dies in officer-involved shooting
By DIANE VALDEN SARATOGA SPRINGS—On September 11 at about 3 p.m., State Police in Troop K at SP Livingston received a call from concerned family members […]
