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Participants in the fifth annual Mad Hatters’ Parade marched through the streets of Hudson on Saturday. The parade originated with Alex Kahn and Sophia Michahelles, co-founders of Processional Arts Workshop, whose giant puppets lead New York City’s Halloween Parade, Rhinebeck’s Sinterklaas P… Read MoreMad Hatters' Parade
ROUND TOP — Plans for the Blackhead Mountain Resort, 67 Crows Nest Road, have changed according to an updated site plan presented to the public at the May 2 Planning Board meeting by Kelly Libolt, president of Poughkeepsie-based KARC Planning Consultants. Read MorePlanners for Round Top resort estimate $330M market value
HUDSON — The Columbia County Citizen’s Review Panel met for the first time Thursday afternoon to discuss the committee’s procedures. Read MoreCounty law enforcement review panel has inaugural meeting
WINDHAM — The Town Board came under fire at its meeting Wednesday over its proposal to move the municipal Little League Baseball field from its South Street site to a location adjacent to the Windham Path. Read MoreNew Little League field plan
HUDSON — The Columbia County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution Wednesday requesting the state Legislature to approve legislation allowing the county to enact a lodging tax. Read MoreCounty requests state legislature to pass lodging tax bills
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CATSKILL — A landslide in the backyard of a Cauterskill Road home forced its occupants from the residence Tuesday night. Read MoreCatskill home destroyed after landslide
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The latest Section 2 baseball results: Read MoreSection 2 baseball 2024 results: Big fifth inning lifts Shenendehowa past Queensbury
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The latest results from Section 2 softball: Read MoreSection 2 softball: 2024 results: Glens Falls beats Fonda-Fultonville
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Ruthless, Relentless, Remorseless, Regardless, Merciless. Read MoreBelmont Stakes at Saratoga: Belmont Stakes history starts with the filly Ruthless, leader of the 'Barbarous Battalion'
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New England Patriots rookies - head coach Jerod Mayo and quarterback Drake Maye - spent a good deal of time together the past two days at the team's rookie camp, with Mayo taking a level appro… Read MorePats coach Jerod Mayo says QB Drake Maye will 'put the work in'
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Alabama shored up two positions of need Saturday, as two transfer players announced commitments to the Crimson Tide. Safety King Mack, a former top-100 safety prospect who began his career at … Read MoreTransfers King Mack, Geno VanDeMark commit to Alabama
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The New England Patriots named Eliot Wolf their executive vice president of player personnel on Saturday. Wolf, 42, has 20 seasons of NFL experience, including the last four as director of sco… Read MorePatriots name Eliot Wolf executive VP of player personnel
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Bill Belichick isn't coaching an NFL franchise this season, but he'll still be on television screens often during the 2024 NFL season. Peyton Manning, who with his brother, Eli, hosts the "Man… Read MoreBill Belichick gets weekly spot on ESPN's 'ManningCast'
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HUDSON — The Columbia County Citizen’s Review Panel met for the first time Thursday afternoon to discuss the committee’s procedures. Read MoreCounty law enforcement review panel has inaugural meeting
HUDSON — The Columbia County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution Wednesday requesting the state Legislature to approve legislation allowing the county to enact a lodging tax. Read MoreCounty requests state legislature to pass lodging tax bills
STOCKPORT — The town Planning Board meeting and the public hearing on the proposed Dollar General Market on Route 9 was canceled Wednesday. Read MoreDollar General hearing adjourned for a month
HUDSON — The Hudson City School District unveiled its proposed 2024-25 budget at a public hearing Tuesday night. Read MoreHudson BOE proposes $55.6 million budget
HUDSON — The former Madison Theatre on Fairview Avenue is gearing up to reopen under new ownership. Read MoreNew ownership takes over Madison Theatre
HUDSON — The fifth annual Mad Hatters’ Parade will march through the streets of Hudson at 2 p.m. Saturday. Read MoreMad Hatters' Parade steps off Saturday
COXSACKIE — The Coxsackie-Athens Central school board approved its proposed $36,999,000 budget for the 2024-25 school year and the spending plan will go to a public hearing May 7 before voters head to the polls May 21 for the final say. Read MoreCoxsackie-Athens proposes a $37M school budget
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Participants in the fifth annual Mad Hatters’ Parade marched through the streets of Hudson on Saturday. The parade originated with Alex Kahn and Sophia Michahelles, co-founders of Processional… Read MoreMad Hatters' Parade
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Harpist Shannon Friel performs during an afternoon tea at Heermance Memorial Library in honor of the village of Coxsackie's 150th anniversary. Read MoreA spot of afternoon tea
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Harpist Shannon Friel performs during an afternoon tea at Heermance Memorial Library in honor of the village of Coxsackie's 150th anniversary. Read MoreHarpist Shannon Friel
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A fire tore through a home in Hillsdale, with multiple fire companies responding Saturday. Read MoreMultiple fire companies battle blaze in freezing temps
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A fire tore through a home in Hillsdale, with multiple fire companies responding Saturday. Read MoreHillsdale fire
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Police are investigating a skull, which appears to be human, that was found on Four Mile Point Road on Sunday. Read MoreSkull thought to be human found on Coxsackie road
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Protesters showed up outside U.S. Rep. John Faso's office in Kinderhook on Saturday. Read MoreConstituents ask, 'Where's Faso?'
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Protesters showed up outside U.S. Rep. John Faso's office in Kinderhook on Saturday. Read MoreConstituents ask, 'Where's Faso?'
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STAATSBURG — Hikers on the woodland trails in Mills-Norrie State Park encounter several mysterious old buildings that offer no information about what they are and why they are located…in the middle of the woods. Read MoreHistory hidden in the woods guided trail hike at Staatsburgh State Historic Site
SPENCERTOWN — Spencertown Academy Arts Center presents Nature Writing: Poetry and Prose Workshop with Donna Kaz 10 a.m.-3 p.m. June 15 at the center, 790 Route 203, Spencertown. Read MoreSpencertown Academy presents Nature Writing: Poetry and Prose workshop
ALBANY — Pioneer Bancorp Inc., a leading financial institution in New York’s Capital Region, today mobilized dozens of employees for a first-of-its-kind community service project designed to help local children and families in need. Trading computers for power tools, more than 60 Pioneer tea… Read MorePioneer employees build beds for Capital Region children in need
CAIRO – The Cairo-Durham Central School District announces the March 2024 recipient of the “Mustang Monthly Alumni Spotlight” is Zoom Flume Water Park owner and operator Glenn Aragona ‘85. Read MoreGlenn Aragona named March 'Mustang Monthly Alumni Spotlight' recipient
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PRATTSVILLE – Our appreciation is sent out to our medical professionals, EMTs, local volunteer firemen, essential workers and our military both active and all veterans. All of you are the best. Read MoreThe Prattsville Scoop for April 18, 2024
Herbert J. Cole Coxsackie - Herbert "Herb" J. Cole, 93, died on May 6, 2024 at his home with loved ones at his side to love and pray him up to His Father's house. Herb was the beloved husband … Read MoreCole, Herbert
David P. Eberlein Valatie - David P. Eberlein, 85, passed away on Tuesday, May 7, 2024 in Albany NY. Please visit raymondbondfh.com for his complete obituary. Read MoreEberlein, David
Diana Grace Titus Diana Grace Titus (nee MacFarlane) 84, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, great -grandmother and friend, passed peacefully May 8, 2024 at her home in Catskill, NY with her … Read MoreTitus. Diana
Mary T. Kuck Mary T. Kuck, 86, passed away on May 05, 2024 at Spring Village, where she has called home for the past year in Danbury, CT. Read MoreKuck, Mary
