CATSKILL — With Greene County looking to get through one of its most difficult financial times in recent memory, one program that is facing eventual elimination is the CHHA — certified home health agency — which is provided by the Greene County Public Health Department. Full Story »
n On Nov. 25, 2009 state police charged Zachary R. Wood, 18, of Athens with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Wood was issued a ticket returnable to Athens Town Court. Full Story »
On Dec. 2, 2009 state police charged Anthony J. Beaudoin, 34, of Coxsackie with aggravated driving while intoxicated. Beaudoin was arraigned in Athens Town Court and released to a third party. Full Story »
Alternate side of the road parking rules will be in affect upon accumulating snowfall. All vehicles must be parked on the even side of roads in the Village between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. and parked on the odd side of the road between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. until the snow and ice is removed from the roads. Full Story »
This Thomas Locker illustration for the cover of “Sky Tree,” by Candace Christiansen, (HarperCollinsPublishers) is but one sample of Locker’s award-winning work, and, yes, that is Kaaterskill High Peak and its Clove at left, where a visit to the Astor House Gallery in Tannersville will repay the viewer with a first hand experience of Locker’s formal forest-and-light Hudson River Painters’ style. Full Story »
COXSACKIE — The Town of Coxsackie will have a new ambulance in the not too distant future if all goes according to plan. Full Story »
A "Cost of Delay" health care candlelight vigil in Coxsackie drew a crowd from around the region. Susan Campriello/Hudson-Catskill Newspapers COXSACKIE — Just hours before reports broke Tuesday that Senate Democrats had reached a tentative deal to drop government-run insurance option from proposed legislation, more than a dozen area people gathered in the cold Tuesday for a candlelight vigil to ... Full Story »
Local and state representatives, DOT officials, contractors and engineers gathered for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the New Baltimore Road Bridge. Full Story »
CATSKILL — The allegedly bungled auction sale of the Friar Tuck Inn may in fact come to fruition after a bankruptcy court conference to be held today in Albany. Full Story »
CATSKILL — Alternate side of the road parking rules will be in affect upon accumulating snowfall. Full Story »
CATSKILL — The Greene County Chamber of Commerce recently held a Holiday Happy Hour for Chamber members at the Rip Van Winkle Country Club in Palenville. Full Story »
GREENPORT — The spring credit semester at Columbia-Greene Community College features new courses and novel ways to fit classes into busy lifestyles. Two computer graphics classes begin this spring, part of a revised certificate program that can be completed in less time. Full Story »
Remnants of the weekend snowfall. Claude Haton/Hudson-Catskill Newspapers Remnants of the weekend snowfall; the first of the season; still blankets the scenery in this view of the Catskills looking west from Sandy Plains Road in South Cairo. Full Story »
Personal trainer Pauline Buck helped Brian strengthen unused muscles so he could rise from his wheelchair. Laurie Lynn Fischer/For Hudson-Catskill Newspapers Full Story »
CATSKILL — A fiscal measure taken by Gov. David A. Paterson on Monday will apparently produce financial repercussions to a wide variety of municipalities, government agencies, organizations, and not-for-profits statewide, including those in Greene County. Full Story »
TANNERSVILLE — The Village of Tannersville is taking a look at its long-standing policy on plowing private roads in the municipality. Full Story »
The system in place for using the Acra Community Center is not working, according to Cairo Town Supervisor John Coyne. Full Story »
COXSACKIE — Roof replacement is the essence of a $7.4 million building renovation project going to voters Dec. 14 in the Coxsackie-Athens Central School District. Full Story »
COXSACKIE — It was not business as usual Sunday along Reed and Mansion streets in Coxsackie as several entrepreneurs opened their own shops and offices to artists and venders selling holiday gifts and crafts. Full Story »
Cars moved slowly along State Route 23A toward Catskill; shortly before 2 p.m. Saturday. (Susan Campriello/Hudson-Catskill Newspapers) GREENE COUNTY — Greene County received its first blanket of snow Saturday, as a storm rolled through the area. Full Story »
All aboard the Catskill Mountain Railroad's 2009 Winter Holiday Train! With their twenty-sixth year of operating trains in Ulster County coming to a close, the Catskill Mountain Railroad (CMRR) is proud to announce the continuation of Holiday Train service in Kingston. Full Story »
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HUDSON — With snow forecast into the late evening hours, it was a wonderful — but wet — Winter Walk this year in Hudson. Full Story »
GREENE COUNTY — Greene County received its first measurable snowfall of the year Saturday afternoon, with higher elevations apparently receiving only slightly more than the valley — a result perhaps of the storm coming in from the lower Hudson. Full Story »
Dr. Robert Schneider, wife Sarah, and son Will, center, prepare to cut the ceremonial ribbon for the completion of Urgent Medical Care on Grandview Ave. in Catskill Saturday, as staff, family members, officials, and supporters await the moment. Full Story »
Christmas decorations illuminate Berlin's main shopping streets. AP Photo/Franka Bruns
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