The year in review in the Sentinel
Our reporters covered a lot of territory during 2022 in the Granville Sentinel. Take a look back at some of the stories covered during the past year. Ukraine war hits…
Looking back at 2022 in the Times
Take a look at some of the stories NYVTmedia covered during the past year in the Whitehall Times. Power line will enrich the region County officials participated in the groundbreaking…
Local outlook for Covid-19, flu, RSV
Depending on what national news outlet you read or watch, you perhaps are receiving a mixed message about what many have labeled as this year’s triple pandemic: the flu, Covid-19…
Covid-19
State tops 5M Covid-19 cases: Vaccination may have saved ‘many lives lost’
This month New York State surpassed 5,000,000 cumulative Covid-19 cases since the pandemic began in March 2020. As of April 19, the 5,073,560 cumulative Covid-19 cases rank fourth-most in the…
Vermont simplifies recommendations for preventing spread of Covid
With low levels of severe disease and effective tools to prevent Covid-19, Vermont health officials have announced updated Covid-19 public health recommendations. The new prevention guidance focuses on recommending Vermonters…
Eagan addresses ‘state of the village’
By Mayor Julie Eagan The year 2021 was challenging for all of us. I discovered running the village is a challenge! I am fortunate to have an amazing board, clerk…
A small group of Granville High School students stood outside and attended the board meeting in support of the school board. The group unanimously said they did not have a problem wearing masks in school and called it a 'minor inconvenience.' (Photo by Austin Crosier)
Granville students: ‘We can deal with’ masks
By Austin Crosier and Caton Deuso After more than 50 unmasked parents and students from several school districts disrupted the Whitehall Board of Education meeting shortly after it began on…
COVID-19 by the numbers in Washington County
NYVTmedia will update these numbers weekly. Newest stats are at the top. Scroll down for previous weeks' numbers. Data are provided by the Washington County Department of Public Safety.
Whitehall CSD superintendent Patrick Dee said. “I believe that I can speak for the entire community when I say that we are all anxiously anticipating an end to the pandemic and the ability to safely resume a sense of normalcy.”
School mask mandate continues, for now
School districts across New York State are still required to follow the mask mandate enforced by Gov. Kathy Hochul until further notice despite a challenge made by a Long Island…
Covid-19
County tops 10,000 Covid-19 cases
Washington County surpassed 10,000 Covid-19 cases on Jan. 14 with 10,141 cases reported to the state Department of Health. As of Jan. 23, the cumulative number has increased to 10,856…
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