As wintertime meetings sometimes are, the March 9 edition of the Granville Town Board was brief. The most interesting development is that Justice Paul Manchester has announced his retirement. According…
The state Department of Environmental Conservation has announced a series of statewide Water Quality Improvement Project (WQIP) grants as well as the release of Storm Sewer System Mapping monies, and…
By Doug La Rocque, March 15, 12:30 p.m. With the copious amount of snow falling from the sky the last 36 hours or so having finally come to an end,…
Think of a hospice and one’s mind can run the gamut from a cold, sterile environment where people wait for their loved ones to pass to a warm, friendly peaceful…
The Granville Police Department will soon be back to a full complement of officers – four full-timers, the chief and part-timers as needed. C.J. Davidson, a lateral transfer from the…
It was a case of good news and bad news for the Village of Cambridge last week. The good news is the village was one of three Capital Region communities…
It’s not often someone is able to talk one-on-one with a member of country music's history but that’s exactly what I did on Friday, March 3. That person is Larry…
We’re not in Kansas anymore, Toto, we’re in Granville. Why are Dorothy and her little dog here? Because the Granville High School Drama Club is presenting “The Wizard of Oz…
If you love soup, real homemade warming-the-cockles-of-your-heart type soup, then the Slate Valley Museum in Granville is the place you want to be on Friday evening, March 3. It is…
An artist’s palette, a piece of slate on which to make your best Rembrandt-like creation and some liquid libation helps to make a cold evening that much more pleasurable with…
