Olive politics
The recent Irene disaster haunted Olive’s Meet the Candidate event, moderated by the Mid-Hudson league of Women Voters at the
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Shandaken’s other candidates
Rounding out the field of candidates for office in the Town of Shandaken, we have town clerk Laurilyn Frasier running
Woodstock board slashes tentative budget
Wielding a sharp axe in a cost-cutting marathon, the Woodstock Town Board on October 25 produced a preliminary 2012 municipal
Master photographer Barry Feinstein dies
Barry Feinstein didn’t much care for photographers, who are — by nature — observers. He preferred men and women with
Fiscal report on school districts shows tougher times ahead
The front page of the 23-page report from The Council of School Superintendents titled, On The Edge: A Survey on
Rivals square off for Shandaken board
Two town council seats are up for election in Shandaken. Incumbent Vincent Bernstein is running again on the Republican ticket,
County chamber honors Center for Spectrum Services
“We started as mom-and-mom operation in Woodstock, with two students in the Dutch Reformed Church,” says Jamey Wolff co-founder, with
Edgar Villchur: 1917-2011
Edgar “Eddie” Villchur, inventor of the AR speaker and first president of that company, writer, teacher, philanthropist, patron of the
Moran proposes layoffs to fix flaw in fiscal plan
Woodstock supervisor Jeff Moran dropped a bombshell near the end of the Town Board’s October 18 meeting, disclosing a major
Shandaken Supervisor Candidates
Campaign signs are sprouting all over Shandaken, as the candidates gear up for the November election. A debate has been