Sewing seeds of kindness, Everett Rau is helped by friends
Bringing in the sheaves, so fair-goers can learn the old ways

VOORHEESVILLE — During a race two years ago, Beth Miller lay on the road unconscious, her face smashed, a bone broken.

ALTAMONT — Orsini Park is going to get all dressed up.

Fishers leading a life of crime"
Fingerprints track wayward animals

VOORHEESVILLE — Cake is more than just another confection for Giovanni Morina; it’s a canvas.
"This is butter cream country now," he said. "People don’t realize what you can do with cake."

VOORHEESVILLE — When Elex Scheels bought her triplets a snack billed as health food, she didn’t expect to end up at the doctor’s office.

Shorten the distance between the farm and the fork,

And make private industry accountable to the public

For centuries, when society was agrarian, people largely ate the food they produced. This was a direct way of knowing what was consumed.

Flowing
Altamont doubles its water supply



ALTAMONT — After years of uncertainty, the water-strapped village has relief.

DUANESBURG — Art lessons for a cause will be offered at Crossroads Gallery on July 19 and 20.

The common writer
Up, up and away

By Diane Cameron

Illlustration by Forest Byrd