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Gourmet Market's Opening Signals Shift in East Harlem
A gourmet market and cafe slated to open in East Harlem next month is the first in a wave of new restaurants and stores expected to move into the neighborhood in the coming years, real estate experts said.
Crash that killed 2 under investigation
RED HOOK - The Dutch- ess County Sheriff's Office is investigating an accident that killed two motorcycle riders Tuesday.
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Elderly Germantown man killed in Red Hook crash
TIVOLI - An 86-year-old Germantown woman is recovering from serious head trauma at Albany Medical Center following a Sunday accident on Route 9G, in which her husband was killed and others seriously injured.
Hail tears into New York apple crop
A major hailstorm should put a significant dent in New York's apple crop, though official damage estimates have not been made.
Burglars target homes, businesses
A rash of burglaries has plagued Columbia County since the beginning of the year.
Blaze destroys roof, kills livestock
The roof of a barn located at 110 Lasher Ave. in the town of Germantown was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon.
Sex offender determined to be a moderate risk to the community
A Germantown man who will soon be released from prison after eight years was in Columbia County court in Hudson Tuesday for a hearing that determined he would be listed as a level 2 - moderate risk - sex ...
Good Life: Your positive achievements
Katherine Thomas has been appointed vice president of community health services for Elant, a not-for-profit, long-term care network.
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Bleak Report on Hudson River Fish Prompts Action
“Power plants have been slaughtering billions of fish each year”
John Mylod sits in a skiff on the Hudson River while shad fishing in Germantown, N.Y. American shad populations on the East Coast are at historic lows. via New York Sun
'Shad runs' slow to a crawl in New York rivers
“It means you need time to rebuild the stock. How much time? I don't know.”
GERMANTOWN, N.Y. -- John Mylod pulled his shad nets from the Hudson River late one morning when the tide was low and the water green and glassy. via Star-Gazette
When Your Personal Life Is Your Business, Is Everything a Tax Write-off?
“I don't want to have to declare all that nonsense, book it as income, use it as income, calculate appreciation and turn around and sell it. So I get rid of it to avoid the tax man.”
Sometime last year, podcaster Anneke Rudegeair bought three different brands of condoms. via Wired News
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“The acquisition makes perfect sense.”
A Taconic animal care technician inspects a genetically engineered mouse model in a gnotobiotic isolator at the Germantown, NY facility. via The Scientist
TRANSMISSION ART is not related to cars or trucks. It's something that is happening right here in GreeneLand. via SeeingGreene
Painting/Wallcovering Contractor
Rico Strong Construction Co. has received a $16,908 contract to paint William L. Grayson Stadium of Savannah, Ga. via Painting/Wallcovering Contractor
Students bring prosperity to river community
“I had a good feeling about this place”
TIVOLI - Before this village was settled by Bard College students, it was called Madelin. via Poughkeepsie Journal
CHAMPLAIN QUADRICENTENNIAL COMMISSION. GOVERNOR ELIOT SPITZER APPOINTED JOAN DAVIDSON OF GERMANTOWN TO LEAD THE COMMISSION THAT WILL PLAN THE 400TH COMMEMORATION OF HENRY HUDSON'S VOYAGE UP THE RIVER THAT IS ... via 96.1 KISS FM
Appointments announces to Hudson-Fulton-Champlain Quadricentennial Commission
Governor Eliot Spitzer Tuesday announced three appointments to the Hudson-Fulton-Champlain Quadricentennial Commission. via Empire State News