On a crisp June 14 morning, with temperatures (at some of the Old Men of the Mountain domiciles) in the middle to upper thirties and the winds a bit more than a stiff breeze — it was wind not a bre
KNOX — After a long and contentious public hearing on zoning amendments, the Knox Town Board on June 14 unanimously rejected measures that would have regulated light and noise for new businesses.
Michael C. Hall, who loved working on big engines, was driven by a big engine — his heart.
“He was the best father ever to my wife,” said his son-in-law, Jason Courter. He also said, “If you met him for a day, it was like you were his family.”
The action authorizes spending $60,000 to cover engineering fees for completing and modifying as needed the draft renovation plan, and for preparing estimates.
POTTER HOLLOW — A well-known and well-loved figure in this hamlet, Kathryne A. Reed, died Saturday, June 18, 2016, leaving behind happy memories for many. She was 88.
RENSSELAERVILLE — Each summer, guest preachers from different faith traditions are invited to deliver sermons on a common theme at the historic Rensselaerville Presbyterian Church on Main Street in the hamlet.
