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Subscribe I am proud to say that service to the country and community runs deep in my family – my father served in the U.S. Air Force and both of my grandfathers in the U.S. Navy. I learned there are no shortcuts to hard work, responsibility, and commitment. As a 17-year Sudbury resident, with two children in the Sudbury Public School system, I know our community well, observing over time both challenges and positive change. During these past three years on the Select Board, and now as Board Chair, it is my priority to make sure there is equity for all residents, focusing on a safe environm...

Wednesday, March 10, 2021 - 9:24 pm POTSDAM -- Deborah C. Peryer, 68, unexpectedly passed away on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at Canton-Potsdam Hospital. Deborah was born on January 3, 1953 in Potsdam, NY, the daughter of the late Floyd and Audrey (Bruce) Covey. She graduated from Parishville-Hopkinton School in 1971. She later married John Peryer. Debbie worked in Food Service at Potsdam State for over 15 years. She later worked at Silver Café in Parishville as a cook for a short time. Deborah enjoyed doing word search and playing cards. Debbie is survived by her son, Jonathan Peryer of R...

Deborah C. Peryer, 68, of Potsdam, unexpectedly passed away on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at Canton-Potsdam Hospital.

John W. Sloane was no stranger to the Berkshires or Lenox when he and his wife, Adela Berry Sloane, built their Tudor-style cottage in 1894. His brother, William Sloane, and his wife, Emily Vanderbilt Sloane, built the nearby estate, Elm Court, in 1886. The brothers, who owned W & J Sloane, were Scottish immigrants who made their fortune importing oriental rugs and selling home furnishing. The brothers established the first home furnishing store in the country and soon became a favorite of the New York elite. When Sloane bought the property in 1894, another mansion by the name of Wyndhurst al...

A pandemic is snow problem for passionate snowmobilers At right, Bob Sabola, president of the Greater Whately Snowmobile Club, with club members at a snowmobile trail in Whately. STAFF PHOTO/MAX MARCUS A snowmobile used by the Greater Whately Snowmobile Club for grooming trails. STAFF PHOTO/MAX MARCUS Members of the Greater Whately Snowmobile Club at a trail in Whately. STAFF PHOTO/MAX MARCUS Members of the Greater Whately Snowmobile Club at a trail in Whately. STAFF PHOTO/MAX MARCUS Snowmobile gear at Ray’s Cycle Center at 332 Wells St. in Greenfield. Tim Pydych, who co-owns the business w...