• NYVT Media Video Newsletter VIDEO: Video newsletter for week of March 15, 2024 -
  • Police lights 6x4 Two men arrested in child pornography cases - Two Washington County men have been arrested by state police and charged with possessing and promoting a sexual performance by a child, class D and E felonies, in two separate cases. Claude W. Pitts, 55, of Fort Ann, was arrested on Thursday, March 14, following an investigation and subsequent execution of a search warrant at […]
  • The sap is running and so are the area sugar houses - By Doug LaRocque If it’s March, it’s time for New York’s annual Maple Weekend, not only here in Washington County but across the state as well. Starting as a single day celebration back in 1995, Maple Weekend has since grown to encompass two consecutive weekends. This year the events take place March 16 and 17 […]
  • State lawmakers call for Medicaid reforms - State Sen. Jake Ashby (R,C-Castleton) has introduced legislation that would see the state pick up the tab on the municipal share of Medicaid costs outside of New York City and require the savings to be passed on to local property taxpayers. Ashby said the bill would eliminate by far the largest unfunded mandate burdening local […]
  • Town looking to replace Gray Lane bridge - By EJ Conzola II A proposal to replace a one-lane bridge on Gray Lane in the Town of Whitehall will be the subject of a public hearing scheduled for prior to the March 20 Whitehall Town Board meeting. The hearing will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the town offices on Skenesborough Drive. The board meeting […]
  • A blank ballot, but write-in campaign being waged - By EJ Conzola II Voters in the Village of Whitehall will have a chance March 19 to select a new village justice – but they will need a pen to do so. Village Democrats did not nominate a candidate for the seat on the bench and the village Republican Committee’s caucus was declared invalid after […]
  • Sheriff’s Office welcomes three new deputies - The Washington County Sheriff’s Office announced the addition of three new deputies after their graduation from Session 6 of the Sheriffs’ Public Safety Institute at the Albany County Sheriff’s Office. These individuals demonstrated unwavering commitment, discipline and courage throughout their rigorous training journey, which commenced on Sept. 11, and was officially completed March 8, according […]
  • No contested village elections this year - By EJ Conzola and Doug LaRocque Washington County village elections are scheduled for Tuesday, March 19. It is considered an off year for most communities, with only special elections needed to fill vacant positions. One such position is in the Village of Whitehall, where the justice position is on the ballot, after the Court of […]
  • Celebrate the maple season at Maple Valley Farm - For the Monicas, maple production runs in the family. Located in the shadow of the Adirondack Park, Maple Valley Farm has been owned and operated by the Monica family for six generations. The farm is currently headed by brothers Tim and Scott Monica, the fifth generation of Monica sugarmakers. Working alongside them is Tim’s daughter, […]
  • Teens charged after fight at rec center - Three teens are facing felony charges after a Feb. 10 fight at the Whitehall Recreation Center. Police were aided in their investigation of the incident by a video taken by one of the three charged teens and posted on Snapchat. The teens, two 15-year-olds and a 13-year-old, were each charged with second-degree robbery, a felony, […]
  • Adirondack League wrestling all-stars named - By Keith Harrington The Adirondack League announced its boys wrestling all-star team last week. A Warrensburg grappler took top honors, while Granville and Whitehall were well represented. Zach Olden, a 138-pounder from Warrensburg-Lake George was named the Most Valuable Wrestler. Olden went 26-6 this season and reached the second day of the state wrestling tournament. […]
  • Area Bowling Scores - Submitted by Gary Lipks Whitehall Elks – March 4 & 5 Team scores: Legion Riders beat Norms Marine Service 2-1, Joes Pizza beat Alabama Slammers 2-1, T.D.T. Mechanical beat Split Personalities 2-1 and Skene Valley C C beat 5-Guys 3-0. High Scores: Judy Austin 155, Aprillynn Kelly 162, Scott Hilder 210, Gordy Austin 238-198-203 (639), […]
  • Whitehall students compete in BOCES skills competition - Whitehall Central School District students Ean Dickinson and Maya Wiskoski are enrolled and thriving in WSWHE BOCES Career & Technical programs at the Southern Adirondack Education Center (SAEC) in Hudson Falls. Both students recently competed in the local SkillsUSA competition and both are advancing to the regional competition hosted by Capital Region BOCES in Albany, […]
  • Kindergarten and pre-kindergarten registration in Whitehall - Parents and guardians of children residing in the Whitehall Central School District who will be 5 years old on or before Dec. 1, 2024, are invited to register their child(ren) once registration opens. Beginning Monday, April 8, registration packets will be available to pick up from the elementary secretary, Lexi Diekel. At the time of […]
  • Easter Egg Hunt at Granville VFW - The Granville VFW will hold an Easter egg hunt on Sunday, March 24 at 10 a.m. at the VFW’s pavilion. The event is for children up to and including age 8. Come decorate an egg inside and enjoy refreshments. Door prizes will also be awarded.
  • Slate Valley Center residents feel lucky - With St. Patrick’s Day coming soon, residents at Slate Valley Center in Granville got together on March 5 to create their own personal shamrocks where they can write their own answer to why they feel so lucky. Recreation Director Bailey Greenough created this uplifting project and now these residents can hang their own personal shamrock […]
  • Suicide prevention at South Granville Congregational Church - The Mettawee Valley Ecumenical Council will be showing the PBS documentary “Facing Suicide” at the South Granville Congregational Church on Monday, March 18, beginning at 6 p.m. Running time is about 84 minutes. This is part of the Ecumenical Council’s Suicide Awareness and Prevention initiative. All are welcome to attend, however viewer/parental discretion is advised […]
  • Reminiscing... By Bern Zovistoski REMINISCING… - By Bern Zovistoski When we returned to Granville, Paulette and I renewed old acquaintances and friendships that we had established decades earlier. People had changed – we all had – but in certain ways, not so much. John Manchester was running Manchester Newspapers then, following in the footsteps of his mother Anita and his father […]
  • Pember Library spring fundraiser - The Friends of the Pember Library will be holding a spring fundraising event in April. The event will be in the form of a silent auction. The items available will be completed crafts or craft kits for children and adults. To prepare for this silent auction, the group is looking for donations of completed crafts […]
  • Pawlet man loses court cases over firearms - The Vermont Supreme Court recently rejected a plea by Daniel Banyai that he be allowed to keep unpermitted structures on his property at 541 Briar Hill Road in Pawlet. In 2023, the town imposed a fine of $200 a day for each day the buildings at Banyai’s Slate Ridge firearms training school remained. They also […]
  • Drama ‘Agnes of God’ takes center stage at Fort Salem Theater - Fort Salem Theater announced the kickoff of its 2024 season with the drama “Agnes of God,” written by John Pielmeier. Scheduled to run from March 1 to March 10, this production promises an intimate and immersive in-the-round experience in the Cabaret Room, setting the stage for a thought-provoking and captivating theatrical journey. Directed by Fort […]
  • VTSU Castleton Jazz Ensemble Concert - The VTSU Jazz Ensemble is celebrating the music of Thelonious Monk. One of the pioneers of Bebop, Monk was an incredible jazz composer and pianist. The Jazz Ensemble will feature his music at their concert on Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 7 p.m. in Casella Theater on the VTSU Castleton Campus.  Tickets for the performance are $10 […]
  • Casting announced for 3rd annual ‘Snow Business’ at Fort Salem Theater - Fort Salem Theater is excited to announce the cast for the third annual holiday spectacular, “There’s (Still Definitely) No Business Like Snow Business,” set to take the stage from Dec. 8 to Dec. 10. A beloved Fort Salem Theater tradition, this original holiday event promises to be fun for the whole family, as it brings […]
  • Hubbard Hall Holiday Concert - The Hubbard Hall Holiday Concert and Community Celebration will be held on two dates next month. Holiday concerts will be held on Dec. 2, at 7:30 p.m., and Dec. 10, at 6 p.m. The Dec. 2 concert will feature local band Shannon Tehya and The Troupe, and members of the Hubbard Hall/CCS Drama Club. Tickets […]
  • Salem Central School Drama Club presents ‘The Addams Family’ - The Salem Central School Drama Club is thrilled to announce their upcoming production of “The Addams Family,” a musical featuring a stellar cast of talented 7th to 12th grade performers. The show promises to deliver a bewitching blend of dark humor, catchy tunes and eerie charm that will leave audiences captivated from start to finish. […]
  • Celebrate Holiday Tree Lighting, Nov. 24 - Come to Depot Park for the annual Holiday Tree Lighting presented by Heritage Family Credit Union. Beginning at 5:30 p.m., grab a free cup of hot cocoa from Mission City Church and enjoy a performance of holiday carols before Santa arrives by firetruck at 6 p.m. to light the downtown Rutland holiday tree. To light […]
  • A Midsummer’s Night Dream staged in Salem - The Fort Salem Theater is thrilled to invite audiences to escape the winter chill with its upcoming production of William Shakespeare’s timeless comedy, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” on November 16, 17 and 19. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. There will be no performance on Saturday due to […]
  • A celebration of Beethoven - Saratoga Chamber Players’ violinist and Artistic Director Jill Levy joins cellist Annabelle Hoffman and pianist Margaret Kampmeier to celebrate Beethoven with a piano, violin and cello trio featuring his 12 Variations on a Mozart theme from the “Magic Flute,” Sonata No. 7, and the famous “Archduke” Piano Trio. A concert preview will be held for […]
  • Yaddo ghost tours in the garden begin Sept. 16 - Drop-in tours of the gardens at Yaddo will be offered on Fridays and Sundays, from Sept. 16 through Oct. 30. No tours will be offered on Friday, Sept. 30; Sunday, Oct. 2; and Friday, Oct. 7 because of scheduled private events in the gardens. Visitors should meet at the parking lot entrance to the garden […]
  • Cambridge church BBQ and raffle Sept. 17 and 18 - Cambridge United Presbyterian Church will host a chicken barbecue on Saturday, Sept. 17, with pick-up taking place from 3 to 5 p.m. at American Legion Post 634 on State Route 22. Cost is $15 per dinner. Bake sale items will be available, too. The church also is raffling a 16”x20” painting by artist Julie Duggan. […]
  • Slate Valley Museum to present ‘Excavating Stories: How a Small Museum Uncovers Misplaced, Forgotten and Even Unknown Histories’ - On Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 7 p.m., the Slate Valley Museum will present a free Zoom program exploring how museums collaborate with research partners like libraries, archives, historical societies, galleries and other museums to explore hard-to-find or illusive stories of the past. Over its 25-plus years, the museum has reconstructed many stories related to the […]
  • Musical variety show at Little Theater Sept. 10, 14 - Little Theater on the Farm will present its annual 1950s and 60s Musical Variety Show on Saturday, Sept. 10, at 7 p.m. and again on Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 2 p.m. The show will be emceed by Judy Talbot and produced by Sandy Wheeler. Performers will include the Twisted Twirlers and more. Visit littletheater27.org for […]
  • Music at the Courthouse Sept. 11 - The annual fall classical music event at the Historic Salem Courthouse will take place in the courtroom on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 11, at 3 p.m. The musical fare will include one of Beethoven’s lively early sonatas for cello and piano, the grand and unusually scored duo for violin and cello by Hungarian composer Zoltan Kodaly […]
  • Saratoga Chamber Players to perform Sept. 11 - Musicians new to the Saratoga Chamber Players – violinist Lily Holgate and cellist Annabelle Hoffman – will join violinist Jill Levy and violist Kathy Andrew for a program of string quartets at the Saratoga United Methodist Church, 175 Fifth Avenue, Saratoga Springs, on Sunday, Sept. 11, at 3 p.m. The players will perform works of […]
  • Cougars Win State Title, Jennings Breaks Record - By Keith Harrington North Warren junior Wyatt Jennings is known as a long-range sniper. Jennings hit arguably the biggest shot of the game in Saturday’s state semifinal game against Smithtown Christian. He then put on a record-setting performance from behind the arc in Sunday’s title game as the Cougars held on to edge Sackets Harbor […]
  • Cougars Are Heading to the Ship! - By Keith Harrington What a difference a year makes. Last March the North Warren boys basketball team lost a 47-46 heartbreaker in the Class D state semifinals and walked off the court at Cool Insuring Arena dejected. Saturday it was pure jubilation as the Cougars used a late rally to defeat Smithtown Christian 51-46 to […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-March 16th - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. North Warren Plays in State Semifinals Today! Everytime I spoke with North Warren boys basketball coach James Cuyler this season he said the same thing. “We’re not where we want to be yet. But we’re getting closer,” Cuyler would answer when I asked where […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-March 13th - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. SVL Coaches Name Girls Basketball All-Stars The coaches of the Southern Vermont League recently met to name their SVL Girls Basketball All-Stars for the 2023-2024 season, and several local players are represented. In Division D Makayla Dambrackas of Arlington was named Coach of the […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-March 10th - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Fair Haven Rallies to Claim Division II Crown It sure didn’t look promising early. Fair Haven found themselves trailing 17-2 early and by 12 at the half. However, the Slaters refused to lose. No. 2 Fair Haven erased both the first-quarter and halftime deficit […]
  • Saratoga Racers Name Bob Catherwood Head Coach and GM - The Saratoga Racers, a new expansion team in the American Basketball Association coming to the area in 2024-2025, are pleased to announce that Bob Catherwood has been hired as the team’s coach and general manager. “Bob gives us instant credibility. We are extremely excited to bring a coach in who brings a ton of experience […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-March 6th - The Section 2 Girls Basketball Committee has presented its Scholar-Athlete Basketball Awards for the 2023-2024 season, and a player from each Adirondack League school was recognized. The purpose of these awards is to recognize area high school athletes and their achievements in the classroom, community, and on the basketball court The guidelines for selection of […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-March 3rd - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Cougars Roll to Another Class D Crown Typically one of the issues for high school basketball teams who advance to Cool Insuring Arena is shooting the rock. Teams find it difficult to find their range with the depth perception of the vast arena. I […]
  • Adirondack League Girls Basketball All-Stars - The coaches of the Adirondack League recently met to select their league all-stars for the 2023-2024 season. Emily Dingmon of league champion Corint was named the Adirondack League Most Valuable Player. Joining Dingmon on the first team are teammate Whitney Cameron, Hartford’s Alawnah Dunda and McKenzie Johnson, and Warrensburg’s Hope Sherman and Eliana York. Earning […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-March 2nd - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Mountain Lions Eliminate Poultney Long Trail advanced to the Barre Auditorium with a 46-24 win over Poultney in the Vermont Division IV quarterfinals Friday evening. The Mountain Lions used a strong defense and an advantage on the boards to gradually pull away to complete […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-March 1st - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Brown Has Made an Impact on Granville Girls Basketball Last night I was invited to attend the Granville girls basketball end-of-the-season banquet at Telescope’s Patio Plus Furniture showroom. Honestly, it was one of the best sports awards ceremonies I have ever attended. I will […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-February 29th - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Blue Devils Leap into Quarterfinals It was only fitting. On the eve of Leap Day the Poultney girls basketball team went on the road and leaped into the Vermont Division IV quarterfinals with a 35-25 victory over MSJ Wednesday night. The teams split a […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-February 28th - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Tanagers Fall In Class D Semifinals The Hartford girls basketball team came up short in their quest to return to the Section II Class D championship game, falling to Notre Dame-Bishop Gibbons 71-48 Tuesday night at Averill Park High School. The teams had split […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-February 27th - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. A Huge Night for the Adirondack League For as long as I can remember the Adirondack League has been dominant in Class D sports. Often teams from the ADK are fighting among themselves for sectional titles. With that in mind, tonight is a huge […]
  • BCS Logo Border Country Sports Report-February 25th - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Fair Haven’s Lee Wins Second State Wrestling Title Fair Haven’s Trey Lee won his second straight Vermont State wrestling championship on Saturday at Otter Valley High School. Lee won a 9-0 major decision victory over Lyndon’s Karter Morey to claim the 132-pound crown. Last […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-February 24th - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Hoosic Valley Eliminates Warrensburg Hoosic Valley ended Warrensburg’s season, eliminating the Burghers 69-32 in the Section II Class C boys basketball quarterfinals at Hudson Valley Community College. Dem Neary scored 15 points to leasd the Hawks. Gabe Coffin chipped in 13. Steve Schloss led […]
  • Cole, Wildcats End Railroader’s Season - By Keith Harrington After Maple Hill boys basketball coach Scott Hanrahan saw his team’s lead cut to five early in the third quarter, he yelled,” Beat them up inside” across the arena to his team. Those words perfectly depicted the top-seeded Wildcat’s approach the rest of the evening. Despite a strong effort from No.8 Whitehall, […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-February 23rd - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Burghers Fall to Maple Hill in Class C Warrensburg saw their season come to a close, falling to Maple Hill 34-25 in a Section II Class C quarterfinal matchup at Greenwich High School. The game was a low-scoring defensive battle from start to finish […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-February 22nd - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Mechanicville Ends Riverhawk’s Season Corinth’s outstanding season came to an end as the Riverhawks fell to Mechanicville 59-46 in the Section II Class B quarterfinals. Lila Christensen scored 19 points to pace the Raiders. Ella Zecca added 17 points. Emily Dingmon scored 17 points […]
  • Border Country Sports Report-February 21st - Good Morning! With the Border Country Sports Report, I’m Keith Harrington. Hoosick Falls Ends Horde’s Season Sixth-seeded Hoosick Falls took control from the start and went on to roll over Granville 74-36, ending the season for the 11th-ranked Golden Horde. The Panthers raced out to a 20-7 first quarter lead and followed that with a […]
  • Police Beat March 14, 2024 - Police Beat Granville Police Beat Editor’s Note: A charge is not a conviction. All persons listed are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Charges can be amended or dismissed. March 1 10:30 a.m. – Police were dispatched to investigate a report of a suspicious vehicle in the rear parking lot of the […]
  • Police Beat March 7, 2024 - Granville Police Beat Feb. 22 7:33 p.m. – At the request of NYS police, an officer responded to NYS Route 22 for a report of an injured deer in a ditch just off the roadway. The deer was dispatched, and the reporting person was issued a permit to claim the carcass. Feb. 23 12:20 p.m. […]
  • POLICE BEAT FEB. 29, 2024 - GRANVILLE POLICE BEAT Feb. 15 2:40 p.m. – While patrolling Quaker Street an officer noticed a vehicle with what appeared to be no license plates. A traffic stop was conducted and during investigation, a temporary plate was observed in a tinted rear window. The call was cleared without incident. 3:26 p.m. – A patrol observed […]
  • Police lights 6x4 Police Beat Feb. 22, 2024 - Granville Police Beat Feb.8 3:18 p.m. – A patrol was dispatched to Veterans Park for a report of a large group of teens in some sort of dispute. They spoke with a female who reported being slapped in the face and identified her attacker. The teens were dispersed and the officer went to the residence […]
  • Police Beat Feb. 15 - Granville Police Beat Feb. 5 1:57 p.m. – A village resident contacted the station to report she is receiving continual texts from two unwanted people. Officers attempted to contact the individuals without success. Next patrol will also attempt contact. 6:32 p.m. – Police received a call from an off-duty NYS trooper who indicated his wife […]
  • Police Beat Feb. 8, 2024 - Granville Police Beat Jan. 25 11:19 a.m. – Police responded to a Quaker Street business for a reported odor of propane. The employees were evacuated. The smell was traced to a propane truck completing a refueling. The driver conducted a leak test, as did the fire department, with a negative result. One employee was evaluated […]
  • Police Beat - Granville Police Beat Jan. 23 7:30 a.m. – Police received a 911 call from the entrance to the Granville Jr./Sr. High School. The school’s SRO officer was contacted, who reported he was already on the scene, and that the call was believed to be accidental when students were turning their phones off. 5:35 p.m. – […]
  • Police Beat Jan. 25 - Granville Police Beat Jan. 12 3:45 p.m. – Police responded to a two-car accident on Main Street. According to the incident report, a driver turned right from Church Street and stopped to turn left onto North Street. The second driver also turned right from Church Street, failed to notice the stopped vehicle and struck it […]
  • Police Beat Jan. 18 - Editor’s note: An arrest or a charge is not a conviction. All persons listed are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Charges can be amended or dismissed. Granville Police Beat Jan. 1 10:10 a.m. – The department received a report of a vehicle leaving the Price Chopper parking lot driving south on […]
  • Hebron woman arrested as fugitive from justice in Vermont - By Doug LaRocque On Monday, Jan. 8, at about 8:30 p.m., the Pawlet, VT Constable stopped 42-year-old Jacquelyn B. Monahan for a motor vehicle violation on River Road in the town. It was subsequently determined that Monahan was wanted as a fugitive from justice from Washington County on a bail jumping charge related to failing […]
  • POLICE BEAT JAN 12, 2024 - WHITEHALL POLICE BEAT Dec. 28 8:18 p.m. A Whitehall woman was taken into custody after village police determined she was wanted on a warrant out of Glens Falls. Angelina M. Reyes, 26, of Adams Street, was transported to Glens Falls and turned over to police there. Dec. 29 12:10 p.m. Police were called to a […]
  • Police Beat Jan 4, 2024 - Whitehall Police Beat Dec. 22 8:50 p.m. Village police were dispatched to a Broadway convenience store to assist New York State Police with an investigation into a possible assault. Officers spoke with a store employee, who told them a man had told her he had been involved in an incident on Broadway but did not […]
  • POLICE BEAT Dec. 22 - Washington County Sheriff’s Office Beat In a combined effort to bring awareness to the dangers of impaired driving, prevent injuries and save lives, the Washington County Sheriff’s Office and law enforcement officers across New York state and STOP-DWI programs will be participating in special engagement efforts during the holiday season. The statewide STOP-DWI High Visibility […]
  • POLICE BEAT Dec. 14 - Whitehall police beat Nov. 30 9:21 p.m. A Broadway resident called police from Hudson Falls to report a male friend with whom she was living was placing her belongings outside their shared apartment. The caller said she planned to move out because of drug activity in the apartment but was not yet doing so. The […]
  • Police Beat Dec 8 - Washington County Sheriff’s Office Beat Nov. 28 Sheriff’s deputies posted on this date that a missing vulnerable adult from Fort Edward had been located and was safe. The alert was posted earlier in the day. The largest concern at the time was that she was capable of traveling large distances on foot, and was believed […]
  • Police Beat - Whitehall Police Beat Nov. 16 10:34 p.m. A Poultney, Vermont, woman was charged by village police with driving while intoxicated after she was pulled over for allegedly speeding on Poultney Street. Felicia A. Coran, 21, was also charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated after she failed a field sobriety test and two separate tests placed […]
  •  Whitehall Police Beat - Nov. 9 10:14 p.m. Village police assisted New York State Police in handling a disturbance at a trailer park on U.S. Route 4 that ended with the arrest of a homeless man. Officers responded to the location after troopers were forced to use an electronic stun gun to subdue Garrett T. Bard, 29, who police […]
  • Granville Police Beat - Nov. 4 10:54 a.m. – Police were called to a Williams Street location for a report of two dogs having attacked the complainant’s cat. She claims they are the same two dogs that allegedly killed another one of her cats in October. She was unable to locate the owner of the animals. The cat received […]
  • Vermont State Police Beat - Nov. 4 5:58 p.m. – Troopers conducted a motor vehicle stop on State Street in Rutland for an observed vehicle violation. A K-9 unit was called to the scene and produced probable cause for a search warrant to be issued for the vehicle and operator, 32-year-old Amy Mollison of Rutland. Following the execution of the […]
  • Police Beat, Nov. 14, 2023 - Editors Note: An arrest or charge is not a conviction. All persons listed are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Charges can be amended or dismissed. Whitehall Police Beat Nov. 2 1:38 a.m. Village police were informed of a reported motorcycle theft while taking a Whitehall man into custody for allegedly violating […]
  • Marjorie Ann Thomas - Granville, NY – Marjorie Ann Thomas, age 101, passed away on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, at Slate Valley Center. She was born Marjorie Dudla, on September 24, 1922, in Granville, the daughter of the late Frank and Theresa (Ponda) Dudla. Marge married Chauncy Thomas in 1941. Together they had three children: Patricia Osborne of Granville, […]
  • John “Jack” Edward St. Clair Sr. - Whitehall-It is with profound sadness to announce the passing of John “Jack” Edward St. Clair Sr on March 14, 2024. With his loving family at his side, Dad passed peacefully at his residence on Champlain Ave. in Whitehall, NY. Jack was born a twin to Albert & Velma St. Clair on August 2, 1928, which […]
  • Donna Williams Martelle - Donna Williams Martelle gained her angel wings, on March 6th, 2024. Donna was born November 24,1968. She resided in Pittsfield, MA for the past 9 years with her domestic partner, Eddie Herlihy. Donna enjoyed gardening flowers from her mother, had a talent for crocheting, and became an amazing cook. She loved her dogs Lucy and […]
  • Melanie S. Chapin - Whitehall, NY – Melanie S. Chapin passed away at the Glens Falls Hospital on March 10, 2024, after a brief illness.  Melanie was born on May 21, 1948, to William and Dorothy (Parrot) Morse.  She was the third daughter of four.  She graduated from Whitehall High School and in 1968 married Milton “Bob” Chapin.  After […]
  • Faye Jones - Whitehall – Faye Jones, 81, passed away Tuesday March 5, 2024, at her home, surrounded by her children and her cat Angel. Faye was born April 7, 1942, in Whitehall.  Daughter of the late Wilfred and Lorraine Rushia.  Faye married the love of her life on October 5, 1961, John F. Jones Sr.  They were […]
  • Richard K. Morrison - GRANVILLE – Richard K. Morrison, 66, passed away at his home on Wednesday, February 28, 2024. Ricky was born in Granville, NY on August 9, 1957, the son of Donald and Joyce (Sendra) Morrison. He was a beloved brother who will be deeply missed by his family and friends. He grew up in Belmont, MA […]
  • Floyd G. Carrera - Middle Granville, NY – Floyd Gregory Carrera passed away at his home on February 15, 2024.  He was 61 years old.  Floyd worked for many years at Saint-Gobain.  He was a volunteer fire fighter at the Hook & Ladder many years ago, and he enjoyed the dances that were held there.  Floyd was a Pittsburgh […]
  • Donald G. Wideawake - Whitehall, NY – Donald G. Wideawake passed away on February 28, 2024. He is survived by his wife Patricia (Amerio) Wideawake of North Carolina, a son Tim (Jenn) of Whitehall and two daughters Daisy of Rutland, Vermont and Melissa of North Carolina. He was blessed with many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.  He is […]
  • William Keith “Bill” Mason - William Keith “Bill” Mason of Whitehall and Glens Falls, NY passed away on Friday, February 9, 2024. He is survived by Maggie (Margaret) Mason Kleinstuber, sister and Ross Mason, brother, as well as many nieces and nephews and a family of cousins in Australia. A celebration of life will be held in the spring. Bill […]
  • Louis F. Williams, Sr. - Cowpens, South Carolina- Pops passed away in his home in Cowpens, SC, with his daughter Monica Gilbo and her husband Gerald at his side. He was predeceased by five brothers and seven sisters.   Louie is survived by two sons Louis Williams, Jr. of Spartanburg, SC and Timothy Williams of Claremont, NH and a daughter […]
  • Sherry L. Martindale - Hampton, NY – Sherry L. Martindale, age 67, passed away at Glens Falls Hospital on February 19, 2024, surrounded by her loving family. Sherry was born on April 15, 1956, in Granville, NY the daughter of the late Raymond and Charlotte (Batease) Petty. She was a graduate of Granville High School. In 1975 she married […]
  • Helen M. Donaldson - Whitehall- Helen M. Donaldson- It is with profound sadness that we say, “farewell for now”, to our beloved Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Friend. For many years, Helen courageously battled the obstacles that were sent her way. However, she did not let these obstacles stop her from enjoying life.  From attending her grandchildren’s special events to […]
  • Joseph (Jody) Herrick Edwards - Joseph (Jody) Herrick Edwards, 63, of Granville, NY, passed away on December 28th, 2023, surrounded by family.  Jody was born in Granville, NY to Philip and Jean Herrick Edwards on March 28, 1960. He went to high school at Granville Jr/Sr High School and graduated in 1978. He was the owner of Edwards Supermarket after […]
  • Mary Willis Austin - Mary Willis Austin, 87, passed away peacefully on February 1, 2024, at the Fort Hudson Nursing Home in Fort Edward, NY. She was born on July 30, 1936, in Whitehall, NY. She was the daughter of Leonard and Alice (Lloyd) Willis. Mary graduated from Whitehall High School in 1953, and moved to Ausable Forks, NY […]
  • Carl E. Pratt Sr. - Carl E. Pratt Sr., 83, passed away after a long illness on Friday, February 2, 2024. He ran a dairy farm on Upper Turnpike Road in Whitehall for many years. He drove school bus for Granville School and really enjoyed going dancing on Saturday nights. He was predeceased by his parents, Arthur, and Almina (Belden) […]
  • Catherine L. Hurley - Whitehall – Catherine L. Hurley, 71 passed away on Friday February 2, 2024, at the Washington Center in Argyle, NY following a long illness.  She was born September 14, 1952, in the Glens Falls Hospital the daughter of the late Raymond and Marion (French) Hurley. Catherine was a retired employee of the Sherwood Medical Center […]
  • Frederick “Fred” Leo Palmer - Whitehall – Frederick “Fred” Leo Palmer, 86, passed away on Thursday February 1, 2024, at his home with his loving family by his side.  He was born on July 14, 1937, in Cambridge, MA to the late William and Dorothy (Hayes) Palmer. Fred was a long-time employee of Washington County as a civil engineer.  He […]
  • Mildred F. Carabeau - Hartford, NY – Mildred F. Carabeau, 86, of Hartford, NY, passed away peacefully at her home surrounded by family on Saturday, January 27, 2024.  Millie was born February 8, 1937, to the late Frank and Annie (Spaulding) Moot. Millie grew up in Cavendish, VT, and worked as a bookkeeper for the Town of Tinmouth and […]
  • Ellen Mildred (Durgan) Barnhart - On Sunday, January 21, 2024, Ellen Mildred (Durgan) Barnhart made a final journey into the arms of her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Ellen was born on Sunday, September 20, 1936. She was raised the tenth of eleven children, in Plattsburgh, NY by hard working parents Willis and Edith (Delorne) Durgan. Ellen often spoke of […]
  • Theresa Hanley - Whitehall – Theresa Hanley, 79, passed away on Tuesday January 23, 2024, at the Glens Falls Hospital after a long illness, with her daughter Wendy and her son-in-law Duane by her side. Born on January 18, 1945, in Riverside, California, to the late Margaret (Lovelady) and Ellery Thomas Willett. Theresa worked as a CNA at […]