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City taxi rates draw council scrutiny
The Common Council legal committee will take a closer look at the rates charged by taxi services in the city of Hudson.
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City to begin reviewing purchasing policy
The city of Hudson will be reviewing its procurement policy, treasurer Eileen Halloran told the Finance Committee Wednesday.
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LUSH with blossoming flora and expanses of rolling green, the Hudson Valley is a day hiker's paradise.
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Experts: Towns must develop clear policies on development
On Thursday Germantown Supervisor Roy Brown assembled a team of speakers, which included Daniel Tuczinski, attorney for Columbia County, Ken Kearny, president of Kearny Realty and Development Group, and Bruce ...
It was a noteworthy day in the city of Hudson Tuesday, as residents and officials welcomed Gov.
IDA gives LB deadline to extend lease agreement
The Hudson Industrial Development Agency gave LB Furniture Industries until Sept.
Man accused of driving drunk - while his wife clings to the car's hood
A Hudson man was arrested Thursday morning after allegedly driving drunk down Warren street in Hudson with a woman on his hood and a baby inside the car.
A body has been found on the shore of the Hudson River in this town of Ulster hamlet, the town police chief said on Wednesday.
Study: Less Mercury in Hudson River Fish
A new study finds that mercury in Hudson River fish has declined strongly over the past three decades.
For the second time in two months, the Hudson Common Council rejected the sale of the Washington Hose Company fire station, and its parking lot, located at Front and Warren streets.
Reward for info on cat abusers steadily growing
Rewards for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons who brutally tortured and killed two cats in Troy is steadily growing.
Governor opens Crosswinds at Hudson
Governor David Paterson speaks at the official opening of the Crosswinds project in Hudson Tuesday.
Purchase Institute promotes Hudson history with lecture series
The Institute of History, Archaeology and Education is presenting free lectures that examine the Hudson Valley from Colonial times to the present.
Four busted for unemployment fraud
The New York State Department of labor continues to crackdown on unemployment insurance fraud.
Guide to Adirondacks Vacation Rental Cabins
Renting a Cabin in the Adirondacks is a lot of fun and not as difficult as you may think.
A scenic journey into Hudson River Valley countryside
Beehives reside near an old tractor at Sprout Creek Farm, an educational center and working farm in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Read for more: Details on culinary sites A Hudson Valley dining sampler You can travel by ...
City renews spay/neuter agreement
City residents will continue to receive free neutering and spaying services for their feline friends, as the Hudson Common Council unanimously voted Tuesday to continue the city's agreement with Animalkind ...
A Catskill man facing felony cocaine charges in Columbia County court Friday was set free after evidence in the case was suppressed by Judge Paul Czajka.
Hudson school board sets meetings on super search
The Hudson City School District Board of Education has issued an invitation to district residents to participate in any one of three upcoming stakeholder forums designed to collect information to assist the ...
New publisher named at Taconic Press
A veteran regional newspaper executive has been named publisher of the Taconic Press weekly newspaper group.