School leaders in northern Washington County are taking a closer look at security procedures following the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut earlier this month. Whitehall Superintendent James Watson said the district’s crisis team was planning to meet and review safety protocols at both the elementary and high schools. “We’re always [...]
Dentist goes ‘Green’
Family Dentistry goes green The four black metal posts along the west side of North Street might look like one of the offices was adding some lighting to the parking lot. The reality, however, is Family Dentistry is hoping to subtract some dollars from its electric bill. A solar panel array, which has been mounted [...]
Otis Town honored in South Granville
Otis Town has lived in Granville for his entire life. Many pass within a few feet of his South Granville residence possibly without knowing it. His house sits on the inside of the infamous sharp corner in Route 149 south of the village, just on the Granville side of the Haynes House of Hope. At [...]
Whistle may return
Mayor proposes return of unique timepiece Just as the streets of Granville had not heard the chimes of the Veterans Memorial Clock in many years, the mayor proposed the return of another unique timepiece to Granville Monday night. Mayor Jay Niles asked the board if there was interest among the board members in bringing back [...]
Principals set for school year
The school bus doors will open Tuesday, and there will be a number of expressions on the faces of those who walk up the steps.
Charles H. Corbett, 94
Charles H. Corbett went into the hands of Our Lord on April 8, 2008 at his home in Hebron. Charles was born in the Bronx on July 14, 1913, the son of Charles and Harriet Corbett. Charles was a third generation firefighter and member of the New York City Fire Department. Many other Corbett [...]






