Chestertown News

The annual Ecumenical Christmas Cantata will be offered in two presentations this next week.

Authorities Thursday charged the owner of a dance school with taking deposits for dance costumes but not ordering them.

The Nov. meeting of the Adirondack Mountain Garden Club will take place on Tuesday, Nov.

While the nation's leaders were sparring in Washington D.C. about ways to fix the national health care system, dozens of state and local officials, upstate health care providers and community leaders gathered at the Warren County Courthouse to officially launch a new approach they said might help fix the growing crisis.

The North Warren Chamber of Commerce is hosting its Pugs & Pumpkins 10th Anniversary Halloween Weekend this Friday through Sunday at the Dynamite Hill Recreation Area in Chestertown.

Under sunny, clear autumn skies Saturday, the people of northern Warren County paid tribute - in a manner not witnessed here for generations - to one of their own who while serving his nation, gave the ultimate sacrifice.

Mourners filled St. John the Baptist Church in Chestertown during the funeral of Army Pfc.

People in the region are approaching today and tomorrow with a deep sense of sadness for the loss of U.S. Army soldier Jeremiah Monroe, who was killed while on duty last week in Afghanistan.

Flags are flying at half-staff across New York State Wednesday for a local soldier who gave his life serving in Afghanistan.

A hearse carrying the body of Army Pfc. Jeremiah Monroe, the Brant Lake native who was killed by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan last week, left Warren County airport at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday and was traveling to Chestertown.

Jeremiah J. Monroe, a Fort Drum soldier, was killed in Kandahar, Afghanistan, Thursday when an improvised explosive device detonated near his vehicle.

Jeremiah Monroe, 32, of Chestertown was killed in action while serving in Afghanistan.

Six months after losing his father to a brain tumor, a soldier from this tight-knit Warren County community has died in Afghanistan while on military duty.

"Historic Tales From the Adirondack Almanack" has been published by The History Press, Charleston, S.C., as part of its American Chronicles series.

Hudson Headwaters Health Network will "roast and toast" its CEO and founder Dr. John Rugge at its fourth annual Community Champions dinner to be held Sunday Sept.

A 56-year-old woman was arrested for grabbing large amounts of cash from a man's home and trying to mail some of it to relatives out of state.

The 13th annual Adirondack Marathon Distance Festival will be run Sept. 19 and 20.

The Warren County Sheriff's Department arrested a bank worker for stealing money intended to be deposited into an ATM while on the job.

A Warren County teen is facing charges after allegedly putting a cleaner in her teacher's coffee.

Ron Premo was an investigator for the state Office of the Attorney General. He served the public for 28 years.