Jun 9, 2009 | CBS 6 Albany
Eight charged in Columbia County for selling alcohol to minors
The Columbia County sheriff's department has ticketed eight people they say sold alcohol to a 19 year-old working for them.
State trooper injured while arresting two in Germantown
A state trooper was injured while making arrests during a dispute in Germantown this morning, state police say.
Bridge, highway projects announced in Hudson Valley
Another $8.7 million in federal stimulus-funded programs have been announced by Gov.
Church opens inquiry into reputed miracle
If Mother Mary Angeline Teresa McCrory is to one day become a saint, the miracle investigation formally opened here Monday could prove a pivotal moment.
Jazz titan Rollins is still on a roll
Sonny Rollins is a model of aging with wisdom and grace, but even those qualities are overshadowed by a towering artistry that's as vibrant as ever.
Shad hard to find in local restaurants
New regulations imposed last year by the New York state Department of Environmental Conservation on fishing for local shad - a measure to address the declining shad population - has resulted in limited supplies of the local delicacy this season.
Rescuer: 'Some other power' helped me save man
TIVOLI - A day and a half after she pulled an unconscious motorist from his burning car, Tivoli resident Stacy Behan said she believed 'some other power' had helped her make the rescue.
Jazz titan Sonny Rollins at the top of his game
Sonny Rollins is a model of aging with wisdom and grace, but even those qualities are overshadowed by a towering artistry that's as vibrant as ever.
On Record features birth announcements on Page 2B on Mondays and announcements about local residents in college and the armed services on Page 3B throughout the week.
Life in the Hudson Valley - from the 17th century to the present - will be the focus of a seminar organized as part of events to mark the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's expedition up the river that bears his name.
On the Record appears Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. On Mondays, the section features birth announ-cements on Page 2B.
Germantown Avenue getting dug up again
A $26.2 million project begun last year to rebuild and restore Germantown Avenue will enter phase two next week, PennDOT officials said yesterday.
Family emphasized at Positive Image Awards
Three local Italian-Americans were honored by their own Sunday in Greenport. Frances Marie Gulinello, Robert Galluscio and Gary Graziano were the recipients of the Positive Image Award given by the Columbia ...
Hudson-Catskill Newspapers COLUMBIA COUNTY - As of press time Thursday evening, there were still a few, scattered utility customers without power in Columbia County.
Columbia County state of emergency bans travel; parkway closed
Asplundh workers clear trees along Route 66 in Ghent about 10:30 a.m. Friday in the wake of the ice storm.
Stores open early; workers tackle blocked roadways and flooding
In the wee hours of the morning Friday many Columbia County residents found themselves without power.
Columbia County issues state of emergency
Travel ban enacted in a dozen towns HUDSON - A state of emergency has been declared for Columbia County, and a local emergency order banning all travel in a dozen towns has been issued by Columbia County Board ...
Saland to hold hearing this week on 'flexible' school schedule
State Senator Steve Saland , currently chairman of the Senate Education Committee, will conduct a public hearing Wednesday, December 10, on whether the state should give public schools the flexibility to change ...
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