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GREEN RIVER — With the restrictions that were put into place for COVID-19 Coronavirus from Governor Mark Gordon, The Green River Fire Department (GRFD) decided to cancel its annual awards and recognition banquet. However, there are still several people on the GRFD who deserve recognition for their excellent contribution to both the fire department and the community. Tom Murphy, Kole Burnett, Lieutenant Austin Rider, and Captain John P. Apostolope were all recognized and honored for their dedi...

1 Read / Add Comments A 40-year-old man has been arrested allegedly for having inappropriate sexual contact with a victim in the area. Tyson M. Kreig, of Red Hook, was arrested by the Dutchess County Sheriffs Office on Thursday, Jan. 21, in connection with a recent investigation into inappropriate sexual contact, said Captain John Watterson.  Kreigs arrest comes after a week-long investigation into allegations of inappropriate sexual conduct.  At this time,...

Did English Puritans Commit Genocide in New England? A nineteenth-century engraving depicting the burning of a Pequot Nation Fort, believed to be the Mystic massacre in 1637 WASHINGTON – Sometime before dawn on May 27, 1637, English militia from Massachusetts and Connecticut, backed by several hundred Narragansett and Mohegan allies, launched a surprise attack on the fortified Pequot village of Mystic, one of about 20 Pequot tribal villages in southeastern Connecticut. By now, Plymouth Colon...

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The Story of Civil War Sniper Jack Hinson and His Rifle January 12, 2018 By Kyle Lamb Throughout history, man has had the responsibility to do two things: protect his family and provide for that family. In this day and age, some have steered away from their manly roots, but many of us still want to do right by our loved ones. Anyone who considers himself a red-blooded protector of his family will feel his blood boil...

The Story of Civil War Sniper Jack Hinson and His Rifle January 12, 2018 By Kyle Lamb Throughout history, man has had the responsibility to do two things: protect his family and provide for that family. In this day and age, some have steered away from their manly roots, but many of us still want to do right by our loved ones. Anyone who considers himself a red-blooded protector of his family will feel his blood boil...

Glenaladale Estate preps for 2022 anniversary despite challenges of COVID-19 The countdown is on for the Glenaladale Heritage Trust as they get ready for a major celebration in 2022, the 250th anniversary of the arrival of the Glenaladale settlers from Scotland in 1772. Social Sharing

ONLINE: Outreach to Veterans with Diverse Backgrounds Jan 19, 2021 12:00 PM media release: Connecting Veterans from diverse backgrounds with vital health-care resources, including the Milwaukee VA Medical Center, is the topic of a panel discussion to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day.  Six veterans from different ethnic, racial and gender backgrounds will take part in the virtual discussion, to take place over Zoom.  It begins at noon Tuesday, Jan. 19, presented by the Captain John D. Mason...

  Milwaukee, Jan. 6, 2020 – Connecting Veterans from diverse backgrounds with vital health-care resources, including the Milwaukee VA Medical Center, is the topic of a panel discussion to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Six Veterans from different ethnic, racial and gender backgrounds will take part in the virtual discussion, to take place over Zoom. It begins at noon Tuesday, Jan. 19, presented by the Captain John D. Mason Veteran Peer Outreach Program. The discussion will center on Dr. K...

Fastenal Company Ordered To Pay $625,000 For Hidden Surcharges Violation Bay City News Service FacebookTwitterEmail Monterey County District Attorney Jeannine M. Pacioni announced Wednesday that her Consumer Protection Unit -- along with the San Diego County District Attorneys office and the Stanislaus County District Attorneys office -- has entered into a final stipulated judgment with Minnesota-based Fastenal Company regarding allegations that it charged walk-in retail customers undisclosed "...