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« October 2009 | Main | January 2010 » November 27, 2009
By Keith Lobdell The sign out front says the National Guard has moved out.So would the town and village be the best choice to move in? Members of the community met with a representative from U.S. Rep. Scott Murphy’s office on Nov. 18 to discuss the future of the Whitehall Armory.
Updated at 04:58 PM | Read more...
By Keith Lobdell
On Monday, children of all ages can welcome Santa Claus as he pulls into the Whitehall Amtrak Station.
Updated at 04:55 PM | Read more...
By Keith Lobdell On Monday, children of all ages can welcome Santa Claus as he pulls into the Whitehall Amtrak Station.
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By Matthew Rice The village of Granville has received more good news regarding the wastewater treatment plant’s $1.3 million upgrade project. The project, begun in the summer, is expected to be complete sometime after the new year and should cost the village considerably less money after receiving another grant.
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By Matthew Rice With the approach of winter and the holidays, the Mettowee Valley Ecumenical Food Pantry is seeing a surge in demand for its services.
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By Keith Lobdell The Washington County Board of Supervisors has eliminated one position from the Department of Public Works while re-establishing funding to Cornell Cooperative Extension.
In two successive resolutions, the board voted Friday to eliminate the position of the public works manager/deputy superintendent of public works (Resolution 330) and reinstate funding to Cornell Cooperative Extension and other offices (Resolution 331).
Updated at 04:12 PM | Read more...
November 12, 2009
By Matthew Rice Final gap 22 in supervisor race Democratic incumbent Rodger Hurley’s lead held up Tuesday morning and what was a 15-vote edge on Nov. 3 became a 22-vote margin of victory following the counting of 71 absentee ballots Nov. 10.
Updated at 09:29 PM | Read more...
November 05, 2009
By Keith Lobdell
After months of campaigning and 18 hours of polling, nothing has been decided in the race for the town of Whitehall’s top administrator’s position.
Updated at 08:58 PM | Read more...
By Keith Lobdell
While other communities surrounding Whitehall have seen high increases in illness, the news here is so far, so good.
Updated at 08:57 PM | Read more...
By Keith Lobdell
While other communities surrounding Whitehall have seen high increases in illness, the news here is so far, so good.
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by Matthew Rice Shutout ends season for Golden Horde For the Granville Golden Horde, the season may have ended on a down note, but head coach Mario Torres was upbeat following Saturday’s Section II Class C tournament loss. Looking back on a 7-2 season and the players who hit that mark two short seasons after going without a win for the entire season in 2007, Torres said: “They’re hurting right now. It’s a tough thing, but they’ve accomplished a lot and they’ve laid the groundwork for what we’ve got to do in the future. These guys have a lot to be proud of.”
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By Matthew Rice Although the movie was about a fictional disease spread by a monkey, the opening scene from the 1995 film “Outbreak” shows how illness can spread among members of the public. In a darkened movie theater with only the screen harshly illuminating the people inside, a single person sneezes. The spray and droplets fly several feet and contact a number of unsuspecting moviegoers.
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