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The price of homes increased and inventory decreased since 2021 in Columbia County, according to newly released data from the state Department of Taxation and Finance.

HUDSON — A Hillsdale man charged with making a terroristic threat at St. Mary’s/Holy Trinity Church during the 9 a.m. Mass on April 14 appeared in Hudson City Court on

SPENCERTOWN — A search for bear cubs is underway after a female black bear was killed on the Taconic Parkway on Friday evening.

NEW YORK — Lawmakers are advocating for the state Assembly to pass a bill the Senate approved April 9 that would protect abandoned pets.

CATSKILL — The Board of Trustees is slated to hold a public hearing tonight on a measure allowing it to exceed the state’s property tax cap limit in the municipality’s

SPENCERTOWN — A search for bear cubs is underway after a female black bear was killed on the Taconic Parkway on Friday evening.

Our Fathers, Dads, Daddy, Papa, and Popie, are just a few of the names we call those special men in our lives.

PRATTSVILLE – Our appreciation is sent out to our medical professionals, EMTs, local volunteer firemen, essential workers and our military both active and all veterans. All of you are the

KINGSTON — Hudson River Maritime Museum announces a brand new exhibition, Working Waterfronts, displaying oil and pastel paintings by Hudson Valley maritime artist, Peter K. Eagleton. Working Waterfronts will open

COPAKE – Roe Jan Community Library is collaborating with the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene Counties to host a series of informative seminars titled “Back to Nature.”