Saturday Jun 27 | Times Union
Hadlock Pond remade, but lawsuits continue
Hadlock Pond may be full again behind a new dam, but residents who were devastated when the old dam gave way in 2005 have not yet been made whole.
A barn went up in flames this afternoon in Fort Ann. We're told someone was putting a truck into a barn at Tripoli Rd.
A double homicide in Iraq slows the rise of New York's top general to national post
Captain Phillip Esposito, who was murdered in Iraq, with daughter Madeline and wife Siobhan The top soldier in New York state is facing new questions and new scrutiny following his nomination by President Obama to head the Army National Guard.
President Obama nominates Schenectady native Maj. Gen. Taluto for national post
Sen. Charles Schumer says President Obama has nominated Maj. Gen. Joseph Taluto, New York's top soldier, to direct the Army National Guard.
Warren County man arrested for belt-whipping child
A 52-year-old Warren County man is facing an assault charge for striking a 12-year-old child with a leather belt.
Long-haul trucker convention and expo slated for Lake George this July
Bill Sutton of Truckers & Citizens United plans to bring hundreds of truckers to Lake George for a convoy, expo and convention.
State prison inmate convicted of attacking corrections officers
A state prison inmate who spit blood at corrections officers after head-butting 1 of them has been convicted.
Schumer: Stimulus will help upstate
Upstate New York counties and schools will receive $1.6 billion from the proposed economic stimulus package that's aimed to boost the economy and keep people employed.
Charities hope giving persists
The holiday season is over, but giving shouldn't stop. That's the message area charities are trying to get through to folks as the winter drags on and food pantry supplies dwindle.
Fort Ann man arrested after being found in possession of counterfeit bill
A Fort Ann man has been charged with possessing a forged $20 bill after he was stopped for speeding last week, police said.
Fort Ann plans to receive funding
The state is funneling more than $500,000 in grants to help Fort Ann make a host of infrastructure improvements near the Champlain Canal and Fort Ann Central School.
Ice fishermen rejoice. Lake George buttoned up last night. The whole lake was frozen as of this morning, with the deepwater laker spots between Bolton and Fort Ann solid.
Washington County supervisors review revenue ideas
Washington County officials are considering a variety of ideas - from selling the Hartford landfill to challenging state-mandated services - in an effort to produce needed cash in 2009.
Washington County already looking ahead to 2010 budget
With the ink barely dry on the 2009 Washington County spending plan, Fort Ann Supervisor Gayle Hall is pushing supervisors to start discussing the 2010 budget.
For the Sumners of Fort Ann, the holiday period has been a mix of burdens and blessings.
Utility crews work hard for area residents Bravos to the utility crews who worked in horrible conditions for long hours for several days to help restore power to thousands of residents following the Dec.
When the students in Susan Fisk and Amanda Tyler's creative crafts art class read about a tragic local car accident, they were inspired.
Getting our priorities straight
Desperate times often make us rethink our priorities. A sinking economy and a shaky job picture has put property taxes right near the top of those priorities.
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