By Matthew Saari When will Elizabeth Street be paved? That’s the question on the minds of many Whitehall village residents. Excavation on Elizabeth Street began last year as a part of Whitehall’s sewer upgrade project, a multi-million dollar undertaking for which the village received grant funding last year. When the frost began to settle last […]
By Matthew Saari There were only a handful of questions on the proposed budget for the Granville Central School District. […]
As state data and expanded testing and tracing capacity continue to support reopening, Governor Phil Scott today announced the resumption […]
By Duncan Campbell Nicole Austin-Arbuckle is vice president of the Granville Central School District Parent-Teacher Organization, director of the Backpacks […]
Thirty-one historic window sashes from the United Baptist Church of Poultney are still missing after they were accidently picked up […]
By PJ Ferguson and Matthew Saari A recently terminated employee of the Granville Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing alleges staff […]
By PJ Ferguson Lined up for the Whitehall Elks Lodge “Celebration for the Graduates” parade, senior Makayla Gosselin drove her […]
By PJ Ferguson The Whitehall Central School District has plans for both an “in-person and virtual” graduation ceremony but is […]
Do you ice her? Do you marry her? What should a con with a devil-may-care, devoted dame do? By Robert […]
To the editor: Last week, the final reduction in force notifications for Granville Central School went out, and three teachers […]
On Saturday May 23 2020, Daniel B. Roberts, 69 of Granville, NY lost his battle with Alzheimer’s Disease, a disease […]
Granville, NY – Warren Anthony McFarren passed away on May 24, 2020. Warren was born on December 10, 1936 in […]
Whitehall-Francis George Norton, 80, of Lafayette Street passed away on May 31, 2020, at the Rutland Regional Medical Center, with […]
