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Car crashes into Chatham Stewart's, injuring employee (opens the original)
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CHATHAM â A Stewart's Shops employee using the bathroom was injured Thursday morning after a woman drove a Honda Civic into the building. A 40-year-old Chatham Stewart Shop's employee was injured at about 10:27 a.m. when she was pinned in the store's bathroom after Chatham resident Diane M. Reutter, 82, drove a Honda Civic into the front of the convenience store, the employee's mother said Thursday. The employee was taken to Albany Medical Center where she was treated for serious but non-life-
Hudson mayor to veto council's Mill St. parkland resolution (opens the original)
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HUDSON â The mayor and the Hudson Common Councilâs disagreements over how to handle a lawsuit over a planned affordable-housing project on Mill Street in the city deepened Thursday. Mayor Joseph Ferris said Thursday he will veto a resolution the Common Council passed Tuesday stating it was the councilâs opinion the site of the proposed development is parkland. Parkland may not be developed without the approval of the state Legislature, which was never given for the Mill Street site, an emp
Hudson council says Mill St. affordable housing site is parkland (opens the original)
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HUDSON â The cityâs Common Council did what it could do to walk back the sale of land for an affordable-housing project at its Tuesday night meeting. The council passed a resolution calling the vacant lot at the end of Mill Street parkland. The state Legislature must approve any development or sale of parkland and that approval was never sought or given in the case of the Mill Street land. The resolution is nonbinding, only stating that it is the councilâs opinion that the land is parkland
Hudson's Hughes eyes March dispensary opening (opens the original)
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HUDSON â Former longtime city politician Bill Hughes is pushing ahead with his yearslong plan to open a cannabis dispensary in the city. The former Hudson 4th Ward supervisor and Board of Supervisors minority leader hopes to open a dispensary at 519 Columbia St. early next year, pending conversations with investors, he said Monday. âSome of the people we're talking to say they could have us open in a couple of months, which would mean December or January,â Hughes said. âI would prefer no
Scalera honored at Columbia County dinner (opens the original)
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CLAVERACK â A 125-year-old Columbia County organization paid tribute to one of the most recognizable figures in the area at a dinner at the Columbia Country Club on Thursday night. The Columbia County Association in the City of New York honored former Hudson <ayor and current 5th Ward Hudson Supervisor Rick Scalera with its David J. Crawford Distinguished Citizen of the Year award. In his remarks, Scalera reflected on his decades in county public life and went through his proudest accomplishme
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