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Construction workers have notoriously dangerous jobs, but the danger extends well beyond the job site. Read MoreState aims to curb construction industry suicide rates through pilot program
HUDSON — Over 100 people have signed a petition calling for the resignation of the Hudson City School District Superintendent of Schools Juliette Pennyman, Ph.D. Read MorePetition calls for resignation of HCSD superintendent
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CATSKILL — In a year that features quite a bit of new for Catskill, the team has done well so far. Read MoreCatskill boys’ soccer’s new head coach looking to make championship push in year of change
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GREENPORT — A fire late Thursday night gutted a Ten Broeck Avenue apartment at Hudson Village Apartments in Greenport, the town’s fire chief said Friday. Read MoreBlaze destroys Greenport apartment
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HUDSON — A new health center for women recently opened at Columbia Memorial Health’s Hudson campus. Read MoreColumbia Memorial Health opens new Women's Health Center
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ATHENS — The Hudson-Athens Lighthouse Preservation Society is teaming up with the Athens Cultural Center to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the lighthouse. Read MoreHudson-Athens Lighthouse celebrating 150 years through art and poetry
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Natalie Frasier scored twice Saturday to lead Glens Falls to a 3-1 non-conference field hockey win over Niskayuna. Ella Carner also scored for Glens Falls. Brianna Dieckmann had the Niskayuna goal. Read MoreFrasier leads Glens Falls field hockey to victory — Saturday's Section 2 score
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Kofi Sarfoh scored three goals as Shaker beat Shenendehowa 4-1 in Suburban Council boys’ soccer on Saturday. Owen Brant had four assists. Christian Gomillion scored for Shenendehowa. Read MoreSarfoh's hat trick lifts Shaker boys' soccer past Shenendehowa — Saturday's Section 2 scores
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Landen Cumm scored four touchdowns, three in the second quarter, and Ollie Bolduc added three TDs to lead Schuylerville to a 48-14 Section 2 Class C football victory over Voorheesville on Saturday. Read MoreCumm, Bolduc lead Schuylerville football past Voorheesville — Saturday's Section 2 score
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HUDSON — It culminated in a fourth down stop with just seconds to go Friday night when Hudson defeated Johnstown 20-16 in a Section 2 Class C football game, breaking a three-game losing streak… Read MoreHudson football holds off Johnstown to break losing streak
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Dak Prescott threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Tolbert with 20 seconds left in the game as the visiting Dallas Cowboys rallied for a 20-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night… Read MoreDak Prescott's late TD helps Cowboys rally past Steelers
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Lamar Jackson threw four touchdown passes and led a comeback from a 10-point, fourth-quarter deficit on Sunday as the visiting Baltimore Ravens rallied for a 41-38 overtime win over the Cincin… Read MoreNFL roundup: Ravens need OT to outlast Bengals in shootout
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Bengals star quarterback Joe Burrow was brutally honest when speaking about his team after Sunday's 41-38 overtime loss to the rival Baltimore Ravens dropped Cincinnati to 1-4 on the season. "… Read MoreQB Joe Burrow says Bengals 'not a championship-level team'
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Minnesota Vikings running back Aaron Jones is not expected to miss any games after injuring his hip in Sunday's 23-17 win over the New York Jets in London, NBC Sports reported. Jones left Sund… Read MoreVikings RB Aaron Jones (hip) not expected to miss any games
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HUDSON — Over 100 people have signed a petition calling for the resignation of the Hudson City School District Superintendent of Schools Juliette Pennyman, Ph.D. Read MorePetition calls for resignation of HCSD superintendent
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COXSACKIE - Some looks at the Coxsackie owl auction Saturday, Sept. 29. Read MorePhotos: Coxsackie owl auction
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ATHENS - Some looks at the protest Saturday from climate activists against Iroquois natural gas pipeline expansion. Read MorePhotos: Hudson River Iroquois pipeline protest
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HUDSON - Some looks at the Robert Taylor House, located at 68 S. Second St., which is scheduled to undergo renovation. Read MorePhotos: Hudson's historic Robert Taylor House
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HUDSON - Some looks at Hudson's community workshop on the city's new comprehensive plan Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024. Read MorePhotos: Hudson comprehensive plan community meeting
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CATSKILL - Some looks at the Heart of Catskill Association's Cat'n Around Catskill auction Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024. Read MorePhotos: Cat'n Around Catskill auction
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A quote from a recent Athens Planning Board meeting made by Chairperson Maggie Moree succinctly summarizes the challenges and frustrations faced by government boards all over the state that are grappling with an influx of proposals to install solar arrays in their communities. Read MoreEDITORIAL: Clear up confusion over solar array rules
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Video from Christi Cassidi of the Oct. 3, 2024 fire, shot from her apartment at The Falls. Full Story: Fire damages apartment in Greenport Read MoreVideo: Greenport fire 10/3/24
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COXSACKIE - Some looks at the Coxsackie owl auction Saturday, Sept. 29. Read MorePhotos: Coxsackie owl auction
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ATHENS - Some looks at the protest Saturday from climate activists against Iroquois natural gas pipeline expansion. Read MorePhotos: Hudson River Iroquois pipeline protest
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HUDSON - Some looks at the Robert Taylor House, located at 68 S. Second St., which is scheduled to undergo renovation. Read MorePhotos: Hudson's historic Robert Taylor House
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The Coxsackie-Athens girls' soccer team hosted Chatham on Monday, Sept. 23. Read MorePhotos: Chatham girls' soccer takes on Coxsackie-Athens
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HUDSON - Some looks at Hudson's community workshop on the city's new comprehensive plan Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024. Read MorePhotos: Hudson comprehensive plan community meeting
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CATSKILL - Some looks at the Heart of Catskill Association's Cat'n Around Catskill auction Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024. Read MorePhotos: Cat'n Around Catskill auction
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FONDA — The Fonda-Fultonville football team took on Hudson on Friday, Sept. 20, 2024. Read MorePhotos: Fonda-Fultonville football takes on Hudson
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JOHNSTOWN - Some looks at Friday night's Johnstown vs. Coxsackie-Athens football game. Read MorePhotos: Johnstown football vs. Coxsackie-Athens
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PHILMONT - Some looks at Summit Lake in Philmont. Read MorePhotos: Summit Lake in Philmont
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HUDSON - Some looks at the Hudson Housing Authority and its development partner Mountco Construction's community meeting Tuesday on the proposed redevelopment of Bliss Towers and Columbia Apartments. Read MorePhotos: Hudson Bliss Towers community meeting
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HUDSON - Some looks at members of the 1199SEIU health care union picketing in front of Columbia Memorial Health Wednesday, calling for increased wages and better health benefits. Read MorePhotos: Picket outside Columbia Memorial Health in Hudson
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HUDSON - Some looks at 414 Union St., Hudson, a home for sale at KotoHomes. Read MorePhotos: Hudson home, $1,199,000
PITTSFIELD, Ma. — Berkshire Museum celebrates the fourth installment of its bi-annual exhibition “Art of the Hills.” Opening Oct. 5 through Jan. 5, this exhibit offers a look into Berkshire-area working artists through various mediums, expressions, and styles. An opening reception (free to t… Read MoreBerkshire Museum presents "Art of the Hills" 2024
LIBERTY — Radio Catskill has announced the addition of another hour of jazz programming with Jazz Night in America joining the schedule Sunday, Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. Read MoreRoadio Catskill welcomes Jazz Night in America on Sunday
HUDSON — The Jacob Leisler Institute for the Study of Early New York History, in collaboration with the Hudson Area Library, will host a presentation on how authority in the North American Dutch Reformed church was determined. When Independence Led to Chaos: Authority in the Early Eighteenth… Read MoreHudson Area Library's Leisler Lectures continue
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. is sending a 30-person contingent to assist Georgia Power with their restoration efforts after Hurricane Helene caused devastating floods and left millions without power throughout the southeast. As of midday on Wednesday, approximately 1.3 million cus… Read MoreCentral Hudson sending crews to aid in Hurricane Helene relief
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Though it seems as if we’ve neglected our feline friends in this column, they certainly have not been neglected at our Columbia-Greene shelter. Our cat rooms are bursting at the seams with a b… Read MoreSoft Paws: The joys of a feline companion
Pumpkins are starting to make their annual appearance on front door steps. Fog coats the yard in the morning. Leaves are starting their short flight to the ground and the squirrels frantically… Read MoreWhittling Away: Life mirroring the changing seasons
Three thousand years ago, farmers in China nurtured their soil with a technique I am just now exploring. Those ancient farmers understood, no doubt from experience, that leaving their soil bar… Read MoreBe a Better Gardener: Back to the future for gardening tips
PRATTSVILLE — Welcome autumn. Our weather, for the most part, has been perfect – cool nights, warm days and leaves starting to turn. Enjoy. Read MoreThe Prattsville Scoop: Tag Day recap and local celebrations
October has arrived and it seems that the leaves know that we changed the page. Just last week we were sitting at the lake and admiring the one red tree that was glowing in the sun. Last night… Read MoreAshland Speaks: Officially autumn and more busy days
As hunting season approaches it seemed appropriate to share information (abbreviated version) written by Bryan E. Burgin, The Catskill Deer Park. It was written for the 1973 State of N.Y. Depa… Read MoreTown of Hunter Tidbits: The Catskill Deer Park
Kenneth Blatt Kenneth Blatt of Nassau passed away on Oct. 1. He was 82. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, October 8th from 4:30 to 6:30p at Raymond E. Bond Funeral Home in Valatie. F… Read MoreKenneth Blatt
Arturs Vilinskis Jr. Arturs Vilinskis Jr., age 89, passed away peacefully with his loving family by his side on February 3, 2022. He was born on April 8, 1932, to the late Arturs E. and Emma V… Read MoreArturs Vilinskis Jr.
Francis A. Mastrianni III Frank A. Mastrianni III passed away on October 1 2024 surrounded by his loving family in his home in Claverack, New York. Read MoreFrancis A. Mastrianni II
Rosemarie Donne Curcio Ghent - Rosemarie Donne Curcio, 95, died on September 28, 2024. Mrs. Curcio spent her life caring for others. She was a loving wife and mother who raised her only son by… Read MoreRosemarie Donne Curcio
