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.
Incumbent Timothy Kremer was the night’s lowest vote-getter, with 323 ballots cast in his favor, while Kathy Fiero nearly doubled Kremer’s count, receiving 643 votes, and Matthew Bergerson also far outpaced Kremer with 550 votes.
