Heavy metal eyes Ghent landing
GHENT–Word of a “European Style” heavy metal concert in the planning stages for July 15 to 18 at Meadowgreens has gotten a lot of play in […]
Month: April 2010
Appeal rejected, Muller stays in jail
ALBANY–William H. Muller, Jr.’s appeal of his convictions on two counts of first degree murder was rejected by the State Supreme Court, Appellate Division Third Judicial […]
Was it cruel?
As dairy farmers struggled, some of their cows died HILLSDALE–It is another tragedy to add to the ever-growing list of those that have befallen area dairy […]
Stop first, then talk
HOW DID WE EVER live without cell phones? The government first authorized them 30 years ago, so a significant portion of the population quite literally can’t […]
Will no charges mean no ambulance?
NEW LEBANON–Lebanon Valley Protective Association firefighter and former emergency medical technician Bud Godfroy is concerned. “Somehow it needs to get out to the residents of New […]
Play’s the thing in Ancram
ANCRAM–The people in charge of fun in town think that a new playground will go a long way toward raising the gauge on the town’s fun-o-meter. […]
Claverack board park about to get rolling
CLAVERACK–The town is moving toward the completion of the skate board park at the Town Park. This project has been in process for years, and the […]
Leo Hayes, 79, worked at CGCC
PHILMONT–Leo F. Hayes, 79, of Hudson, died Saturday, April 24, 2010 at Pine Haven Nursing Home. Born April 29, 1930 in Hudson, he was the […]
Henry Parsons, 93, former dairy farmer loved trains
GT. BARRINGTON–Henry G. Parsons, 93, of North Hillsdale passed away on Saturday April 24, 2010 at the Timberlyn Heights Nursing Center. He was born on April 13, […]
