By Erik Pekar, Town Historian Middle Granville, located two miles north of the Village of Granville, is today primarily a quiet, residential area, with some businesses. Over a century ago,…
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted people in myriad ways. You can’t speak to someone without it coming up in conversation. How long have you been working from home? How have…
The Granville Board of Education meeting Monday addressed many topics spanning from trying to limit COVID-19 exposure to future opportunities. Adopting legislative priorities School superintendent Thomas McGurl told the board…
After a month’s review of the length and qualifications of retention for specific categories of information and data, the Granville Village Board approved the adoption of a new records retention…
The Granville Village Board meeting on Feb. 1 contained a bunch of information for upcoming and recently transpired events. New police vehicle approved The Granville Police Department was authorized to…
The Granville Village Board unanimously approved the replacement and construction of a new firefighting training facility for Granville Fire Department. The previous location at 81 East Potter Avenue, a 20’x12’…
A potential football merger between Granville Central School District and the Whitehall Central School District once again has become the topic of conversation. Whitehall’s Board of Education will vote on…
Seventeen Granville students grade 9 through 12 are seizing a unique opportunity to gain work experience and find their interests during the introduction to working in industry course being taught…
Winter safety heads our Top Ten this week; if you’re heading outside, watch a short video on how to recreate safely and comfortably. And there is plenty more fun to…
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian Work continues on the right-of-way phase of the Church Street bridge replacement project. Brush was cleared around the south approach the week of Jan. 18.…
