STUYVESANT — Diana Huyck told police that the fatal stabbing of an Austerlitz man was an act of self-defense, her attorney said Wednesday in Columbia County Court. Read More
CHATHAM — Voters in the Chatham Central School District on Tuesday will decide the fate of a proposed $33 million budget for 2021-22 that carries a 1.76% increase in the tax levy. Read More
Gov. Andrew Cuomo cast doubt Thursday the state will adopt a law to combat climate change that would exponentially increase the price of gas for all New Yorkers.
HUDSON — The Common Council will decide Tuesday whether to pursue renovations of City Hall, 520 Warren St., or accept a donation from the Galvan Foundation to assess 400 State St.’s suitability for a new city hall.
KISKATOM — A man was injured on Wednesday night after fire broke out at his Kiskatom home, Kiskatom Fire Chief Pete Kusminsky said Thursday.
Pools and beaches statewide can open at limited capacity starting Memorial Day, the unofficial kickoff to summer activities, as New York’s coronavirus infection and hospitalization rates continue to decline.
Pools and beaches statewide can open at limited capacity starting Memorial Day, the unofficial kickoff to summer activities, as New York’s coronavirus infection and hospitalization rates continue to decline.
For a beloved New York summer tradition, it all comes down to state guidelines.
HUDSON — Columbia County supervisors unanimously passed a local law allowing 12- and 13-year-olds to hunt deer with a firearm or crossbow.
CDC: Fully vaccinated people no longer have to wear masks, social distance at gatherings of any size
(TNS) The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Thursday that people fully vaccinated against COVID-19 don’t need to wear face masks or social distance at gatherings of any size, a striking signal that the U.S. is returning to pre-pandemic life.
STUYVESANT — Diana Huyck told police that the fatal stabbing of an Austerlitz man was an act of self-defense, her attorney said Wednesday in Columbia County Court.
GERMANTOWN — A Patriot Front recruiting sticker was reported seen in Palatine Park in Germantown, a local watchdog group said Wednesday.
Sports
CHATHAM — Matt Bowes threw six innings of two-hit ball, striking out seven as Hudson remained unbeaten with a 9-1 victory over Chatham in Wednesday’s Patroon Conference baseball game. Read More
VALATIE — Ichabod Crane’s Isabella Milazzo fired a no-hitter with 13 strikeouts as Ichabod Crane defeated Albany Academy, 8-0, on Monday. Read More
Arts & Life
If all twilight-aged dowagers were having as much fun in their misery as Frances Price (Michelle Pfeiffer) in “French Exit,” then the high-society denizens of the upper West Side would rush to donate their fortunes to charity. Yet the extracurricular activities this very peculiar movie ginge… Read more
Hudson Hall is thrilled to announce our jubilant spring series of in-person and live streamed jazz and cabaret concerts, free workshops, a glorious outdoor gala, a free talk on the sweeping history of food and sustainability, and a retrospective survey of work by an extraordinary local autho… Read more
Opinion
I’m investing in a new water system for my garden in the Berkshires this spring. Our well, although it furnishes a perfectly adequate supply for our household needs, does not produce enough flow to support garden irrigation. With the increasing frequency of droughts — a feature of our changi… Read more
Why aren’t U.S. crimes, including war crimes, regarded as crimes? The answer is, because it’s unpatriotic. This bit of shorthand requires explanation. The posed question begins with the assumption that the United States commits crimes. Not everyone would agree with this. Whether or not actio… Read more
From the 1955 Windham Journal – Father Barrett was the pastor of numerous Catholic churches including Immaculate Conception, St. Francis De Salle In Elka Park, St. Francis De Salle In Lexington, and St. Mary’s Of The Mountain In Hunter. Read more
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