In the aftermath of the most significant storm event in its history, Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation is conducting a formal and comprehensive self-assessment to enhance the effectiveness of its storm emergency plan and to identify opportunities where performance may be improved in future emergencies. Full Story »
HUNTER — Hunter-Tannersville Superintendent of Schools Dr. Patrick Darfler-Sweeney, Board of Education Vice-president Brian Byrne and BOE member Marc Czermerys were in Albany on Monday meeting with peer school district officials at the NYS School Boards Association Legislation Conference, as well as with elected officials, to get an update on proposed and forthcoming legislation that would ... Full Story »
Pictured from left: Deputy Greg Stewart, Blaze and Greene County Sheriff Greg Seeley outside the sheriff’s office on Bridge Street Friday. Photo by Hilary Hawke Full Story »
Cairo Library trustees including Debra Kamecke, seated, center, listen to a presentation by Mid-Hudson Library System Director Josh Cohen. Photo by Susan Campriello Full Story »
Ken Landin and Janine Bennett stand among some of the components which will soon be making beer at the old Athens Opera House. Claude Haton/Hudson-Catskill Newspapers Full Story »
Catskill senior citizens got a “sneak peak” at this weekend’s performance of “Peter Pan.” Seniors were invited to watch a special dress rehearsal of the show at the Catskill High School auditorium. Full Story »
The DOT updates the Durham Town Board about the Route 145 culvert replacement project. Full Story »
CATSKILL — The tumultuous saga of the Friar Tuck Inn continues next week with a series of bankruptcy hearings to extend bank financing for the resort and to discuss the fate of its timeshares. Full Story »
COXSACKIE — Three corrections officers and a sergeant were assaulted by an inmate at Coxsackie Correctional Facility Wednesday morning, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Corrections said Thursday. Full Story »
CATSKILL — Greene County Legislature Chairman Wayne Speenburgh, R-Coxsackie, delivered his fourth State of the County address. He said it was the most challenging during his tenure as chairman. Full Story »
Pictured from left: Carri Manchester, Carl Carrozza, Lorraine Ferrara, Marilee Hobbs, Ashley Hopkins-Benton and Ed Synan. Photo contributed A Catskill group of teachers, artists and museum educators have been invited to speak at the Museums in Conversation Conference at the Albany Marriott on April 12. The conference is sponsored by the Upstate History Alliance and the Museum Association of New ... Full Story »
CATSKILL — Catskill Central High School students are presenting the musical production of “Peter Pan” — the tale of the boy who never grew up — this weekend, Friday-Sunday, March 19-21, and have made a special invitation for the young at heart to attend a special dress rehearsal on Thursday, March 18. Full Story »
Leprechauns march in a recent Greenville St. Patrick's Day Parade. HCN File GREENVILLE — Greenville is getting ready for the bash of the year — the 37th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, sponsored by the Greenville Irish-American Club. Full Story »
COXSACKIE — Robert Deluca, the owner of a construction company for 25 years, has been appointed as the new superintendent of the village Department of Public Works. Full Story »
TANNERSVILLE/HUNTER — Village elections in Tannersville and Hunter both carried unopposed candidates easily and smoothly into terms of office on Tuesday, with two incumbents and one newcomer finding favor with voters. Full Story »
A 31-year-old Catskill man was indicted on six drug charges Wednesday after an investigation into illegal crack cocaine trafficking in the village. Full Story »
ATHENS — Village voters welcomed a new, though uncontested, trustee to the village board on Tuesday, while also exercising a completely new way of casting their ballot. Full Story »
Officials explain possible changes to the Town of Athens zoning code Monday. From left to right: Steve Casscles, a member of the Zoning Implementation Committee, community planner Nan Stolzenburg, Planning Board Chairman Hal Brodie and Town Board members April Paluch and Robert Butler. Full Story »
Catskill Planning Board member Mitchell Smith, right, asks businessman Jay Modhawadiya, left, and engineer Barry Medenbach, center, questions about their proposed beer emporium while Planning Board Chairman William Zwoboda, lower right, reviews the site plan. Full Story »
I would like to take this opportunity to voice my opinion re: the letter to the editor by Mary Ann Thorne supporting the local taxi services — I completely agree with everything Ms. Thorne said. Full Story »
The Greene County Legislature approved a two-week extension on the temporary courthouse located at 80 Woodland Ave. in Catskill. The new lease will expire on April 30. Photo by Melanie Lekocevic Full Story »
Fireworks over Catskill at a recent Second Saturday Stroll. The Catskill Village Board is considering a measure that would move the village’s July 4 fireworks show from Dutchmen’s Landing to Main Street. Full Story »
COXSACKIE — Incumbent Republicans were re-elected to the Coxsackie Village Board Tuesday, easily defeating a fresh-faced Democratic ticket. Village Trustee John Oliver received 368 votes, the most of the four candidates on the ballot. Fellow Trustee Dianne Ringwald received 356 votes. Full Story »
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COXSACKIE — An independent feature film that includes two scenes shot in the Town of Coxsackie in 2006, is set to be released Friday in New York City. Full Story »
A man entertains the crowd during the annual St. Patrick's Day parade in Indianapolis, March 17, 2010. (AP Photo/Darron Cummings)
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