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This year’s Chad Malarchuk Scholarship Tournament
This Thursday, August 29th, starting at 9am, the Hillsdale Fire Company and Copake Country Club will be hosting the Chad Malarchuk Scholarship Tournament 2024. The tournament’s chicken BBQ, offering half chicken meals with all the fixings, will be held the same day, with takeout starting at 3pm. Each year...
Judge declines to order New York to include ‘abortion’ in description of ballot measure
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — A New York judge said Friday he won’t force state election officials to tell voters that a proposed antidiscrimination amendment to the state’s constitution would protect abortion rights, dealing a blow to Democrats who pushed for the change. The decision from Judge David A. Weinstein came in a lawsuit over the language that voters will see on ballots this November explaining what the proposed Equal Rights Amendment would do if passed. Democrats wanted the state Board of Elections to include the words “ abortion ” and “LGBT,” arguing that they would make the amendment’s purpose clearer to voters. Supporters of the measure said it would protect abortion access by expanding the state’s antidiscrimination protections. But Weinstein said he was reluctant to declare that the amendment would protect abortion rights.
Cuomo Bridge builders fire back, defend work and accuse Thruway of refusing to pay debt
The New York State Thruway Authority would rather throw money at lawyers than pay its debts, the consortium that built the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge charged today. The day after the Thruway Authority sued Tappan Zee Constructors for breach of contract, claiming parts on the Westchester-to-Rockland span need to be retrofitted, the...
Tiny House Auction Raises $60K For New York College
Columbia-Greene Community College (C-GCC) is proud to announce the successful conclusion of its second annual Bid and Build Tiny House Auction, where two beautifully handcrafted tiny homes were sold for a combined total of $59,000. The auction, which took place online July 31, 2024, drew significant interest from a wide range of bidders and culminated in a thrilling bidding war.
Shooting in Adams sends one to the hospital
ADAMS, Mass. (WRGB) — One person is recovering following a shooting in Adams, Mass. Saturday morning. According to theBerkshire District Attorney’s Office, at about 7 a.m., a shooting occurred involving two individuals who were known to one another. One party was shot and treated at the hospital for non life threatening injuries.
GOOD NEWS!: From horse rides to bungee jumping, Friendship Festival doesn’t disappoint
RAVENA — The annual Friendship Festival launched just after noon Saturday with a parade through the village and offered everything from puppies to horseback riding. The parade was first started in 1983 as a way for the village and town to collaborate, and this year the event returned to its roots.
Report: Former CEO charged in fraud could face $200M in legal claims
Former Albany CEO could face more than $200 million in legal claims. A former CEO of a financial company could be facing more than $200 million in legal claims from former clients and creditors. Kris Roglieri had served as CEO of Prime Capital Ventures. He was arrested in May and...
Town officials unsatisfied with Catskill woman's changes to her pollinator-friendly yard
CATSKILL, N.Y. (WRGB) — A Catskill woman is in a growing dispute with town officials over her lawn. Jenae DiNapoli has transformed her lawn into an oasis of native plants and haven for pollinators, but for months, Catskill town officials have been trying to get her to cut it, citing it violates town codes.
Popular Kingston Restaurant Closing After 50+ Years
A legendary place to eat in Kingston has announced it will be closing its doors after serving the area for more than five decades. Kingston, New York is known for many things. On the history side, it was the first capital of New York State it is one of the only cities in the area that has three districts listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including the uptown Stockade District, the Midtown Neighborhood Broadway Corridor, and the Rondout-West Strand Historic District downtown.
County Comptroller explains judging of dairy cows (VIDEO)
RHINEBECK – Dutchess County Comptroller Gregg Pulver, a lifelong dairy farmer and longtime public servant spent time this past week to explain why dairy farmers show their animals at county fairs. Up on Livestock Hill at the Dutchess County Fair, Pulver explained what the judges are looking for during...
Homeowner speaks out, warning residents after car theft
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (WNYT) – On Crescent Street in Saratoga Friday morning a man walked the street trying to break into multiple cars. In the video above, you can see the man wearing a hoodie and a mask trying to open multiple cars in a homeowner’s driveway. Unsuccessful...
Hudson Valley Antiques Lovers Have a New Place to Shop
Antiques lovers you will be excited to know that there is a new place to shop for treasures in the Hudson Valley and they serve coffee. Ball & Claw Antiques is officially open on Main Street in Port Ewen, New York. Easy to find on Main Street also known as Broadway and Route 9W, Ball & Claw has found a home in a historic building in Ulster County. If you are familiar with this part of Ulster County then I don't have to tell you how great it is that this centrally located building has a new life.
$62 Million Development on Woodstock ’94 Site Sparks Fierce Debate
Winston Farm Development: Economic Impact vs. Community Concerns. SAUGERTIES — The proposed development of Winston Farm, the historic site of Woodstock ’94, is generating significant debate within the Saugerties community. On August 14, developers presented their draft generic environmental impact statement (DGEIS) to the Town Board, revealing plans for a mixed-use development that includes housing, a hotel, cabins, and more. According to the developers, this project could bring a substantial $62 million in annual economic impact, alongside various other benefits like job creation, increased tourism, and enhanced local vitality.
Big Fish Summer – Aaron Folkers’ double croaker day in North Carolina
OUTER BANKS, N.C. (WETM) – It’s time for the next Big Fish Summer photo. Congratulations to Athens native Aaron Folkers, who hauled in 2 croakers at once, while fishing in Outer Banks, North Carolina. Big Fish Summer is sponsored by Valley Wholesale Bait and Tackle in Beaver Dams. If you’d like to submit a big […]
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