By Erik Pekar, Town Historian The archive issues of the Granville Sentinel from 1901 to 1913 no longer exist. It is unknown exactly how they were lost, but a couple…
The Pember Board’s February meeting available to the public over Zoom was short and quick but packed an informative punch. Pember chair Mary King opened the meeting by addressing the…
Granville town supervisor Matt Hicks and Roger Wickes, Washington County attorney and public information officer for public health, were excited to inform NYVT Media of the readily available status of…
A community solar panel farm project is slowly making its way to being approved in the town of Granville. Proposed for 160 Mineral Way, the two MW AC photovoltaic (PV)…
Delayed last year because of “utility conflicts and design considerations,” Granville residents can be excited about the replacement of the Church Street bridge this year. “I believe the total cost…
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian The Slate Valley Military and Honor Banner Project is the official name of the project that is making great strides towards the goal of having…
At a Granville Town Board meeting held over Zoom on Thursday, supervisor Matt Hicks read an informative letter to the board from town assessor Vicky Hayner. The letter said residential…
The Granville Village Board met in-person at the Village Municipal Offices to hold a tentative 2021-2022 budget workshop Thursday. “Probably the best budget presented in over 10 years for the…
Key policies and topics were discussed and ultimately approved at the Hartford Board of Education meeting on Monday. When the COVID-19 vaccine is more readily available, superintendent Andrew Cook’s agreement…
Nursing homes and senior centers have been a hot topic for the lack of accurate reporting of positive confirmed COVID-19 cases at these facilities during the initial outbreak. One family…
