Long proposed as 50 units, the project was slimmed down in May because the developer could not meet the town’s affordable-housing requirements and did not receive the opportunity to build additional units.
The Old Songs Festival, which is being held at the Altamont fairgrounds from June 28 through 30, features folk music and artisans, with opportunities for attendees of all ages to learn about various crafts and create their own.
Sullivan’s book quotes the Enterprise’s Voorheesville correspondent: “A new fad is taking place in this village. For instance, if a person happens to indulge too much in a certain drink and gets in a comatose condition, some of the ‘smart ones’ applies a mixture of oil and lampblack to their physiognomy.” Sullivan likens this to tarring and feathering on the streets of Voorheesville.
The café, owned by village native Ed Mitzen’s Business for Good, will have regular hours of 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., save for Tuesdays, when it will be closed.
