Unopposed, 7 Republican incumbents win
Seven Republican public officials representing the towns of Granville and Whitehall were unofficially reelected after all of them ran unopposed on Election Day on Nov. 2. The Washington County Board…
Seven Republican public officials representing the towns of Granville and Whitehall were unofficially reelected after all of them ran unopposed on Election Day on Nov. 2. The Washington County Board…
By Jamie Norton “We need to stop investing in the problem and start investing in the solution.” Those powerful words reverberated through the Granville High School auditorium last week, spoken…
By Jamie Norton It’s time to talk about it. The spread of heroin through not only the Granville area but from Rutland, Vt., and all the way to Hudson Falls…
By Linda Ellingsworth Tis the season for good cheer, and many people will be out celebrating this week to bring in the New Year. With the party atmosphere that New…
By Dan King Illicit sale and use of Suboxone, a prescription drug used to treat heroin addiction, is a growing concern for law enforcement agencies throughout the region. Washington County…
By Dan King Washington County and the municipalities within it have been looking for a way to add more “teeth” when enforcing codes, and they may have found it. From…
Senator Betty Little, owner Virginia Curran and Assemblyman Tony Jordan look on as Hebron Supervisor Brian Campbell cuts the ribbon at the grand opening of the Bedlam Corners general store…
Assembly Minority Leader Pro Tem Tony Jordan (R,C,I-Jackson) is pleased to announce that the RecruitNY program will take place again at volunteer fire departments throughout the state Saturday, April 27…
It’s been awhile since I wrote my last column. I won’t bore you with all of this year’s hunting and fishing rules and regulations as by now most of you…
By Bill Toscano On the local level, this election season is a quiet one, but Granville area residents will be choosing new state and federal legislators, as well as…