Removal of dilapidated buildings continues in Malone
MALONE — The village recently completed the removal of 14 Harison Place, a derelict building near the junction of Route 11, and some area business owners are working on removal
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MALONE — The village recently completed the removal of 14 Harison Place, a derelict building near the junction of Route 11, and some area business owners are working on removal
Μνημόσυνο ΤΗΝ ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ 11/7/2021 & ΩΡΑ 9 Π.Μ. ΣΤΟΝ ΙΕΡΟ ΝΑΟ ΑΓΙΟΥ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΙΟΥ ΠΑΠΑΘΩΜΑ ΖΑΡΟΥΧΛΕΙΚΩΝ ΤΕΛΟΥΜΕ 40/ΝΘΗΜΕΡΟ ΜΝΗΜΟΣΥΝΟ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΑΝΑΠΑΥΣΗ ΤΗΣ ΨΥΧΗΣ ΤΟΥ ΑΓΑΠΗΜΕΝΟΥ ΜΑΣ ΑΛΕΞΙΟΥ ΜΠΟΥΤΟΥ
Hudson Board of Selectmen, School Committee hopefuls share goals if elected For School Committee, four candidates are vying for three seats, including incumbent Glen Maston. The election is May 10. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. SELECT BOARD Favorite thing about town: The people and small community feel of town, the open space If elected, would prioritize: Adequate staffing in public safety departments without burdening taxpayers Key takeaway: “I’m going to tell you the truth. I’m not going to sugarcoat it. I’m going to tell you exactly how it is and work toward a solution o...
KEYNOTES: Ceremony in 2018 dedicated bridge to Pfc. Thibault Rosemary Rimkus Washington Street bridge, the main thoroughfare over the Assabet River in downtown Hudson, was dedicated to the memory of Vietnam War hero, Army Pfc. Kenneth M. Thibault on June 16, 2018, following the reconstruction of the bridge. Thibault, a 1966 graduate of Hudson High School, was killed by hostile fire in Binh Dinh, Vietnam, on April 2, 1967, two days after his 20th birthday. Army Lt. Col. David S. Diaz was keynote speaker at the dedication, in addition to state Sen. Jamie Eldridge, state Rep. Kate Hogan, Hudson ...
WINDSOR, ONT. -- A new campaign called “Rethink the Trail” has launched online, opposing the extension of the Ganatchio trail on Riverside Drive East. The plan, first proposed in 2017, will connect Lesperance Road to Lakewood Park. "It's not safe. It's not logical. It's not feasible,” said homeowner Don Crowder. "A two-and-a-half-meter swath of asphalt this close to a busy road that has a residential section along with over 80 entrances. And there are also 55 utility poles.” In 2017, the price tag estimate for the proposed trail was between $950,000 to $1 million. Two public...