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12/25/2025

“It’s bittersweet,” owner Kim Bach said. “I love my customers and talking to people about tea, but that closing date is coming soon.”

HUDSON — A 19-year staple of Warren Street will close its doors for the final time at the end of the year.

12/25/2025

Construction workers doing renovation work on The First Presbyterian Church of South Canaan found a clay to***co pipe hidden in its walls.

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12/24/2025

“Our family really likes Christmas and is into Christmas, so I wanted to make sure I had Christmas colors,” Savannah Retersdorf, 9, said.

Discover the talented winners of this year's holiday coloring contest, their creative entries, and artistic techniques showcased in the Gazette News Group's coverage areas.

12/24/2025

The Columbia County District Attorney’s Office is appealing Columbia County Court Judge Michael Howard’s March ruling.

HUDSON — A Erie County man accused in 2024 of traveling through Columbia County on his way to kill his estranged wife’s partner in Westchester County had most of the

12/24/2025

“Based on its age, the pipe was probably left there during the original construction of the building nearly 200 years ago,” according to a Canaan Historical Society press release.

CANAAN — Construction workers doing renovation work on The First Presbyterian Church of South Canaan recently discovered a clay to***co pipe hidden in its walls.

12/24/2025

The Bliss Towers demolition and construction project has gotten a $3 million financial boost from the state.

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12/23/2025

The project, which is being handled by the Hudson Housing Authority, will include 256 units of affordable housing when completed.

ALBANY — The Bliss Towers demolition and construction project is getting a $3 million financial boost from the state.

12/23/2025

The affected products were sold after July 11, 2025, with "best by" dates from April 22, 2027 — April 27, 2027.

Market 32 and Price Chopper issue a voluntary recall on Direct Source Seafood, LLC-produced frozen shrimp due to potential Cesium-137 contamination. Customers urged to return affected products.

12/23/2025

The grant comes from a state Department of Environmental Conservation community environmental education grant. The latest grant brings the total state funding amount the organization has received to $7.1 million for the project.

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12/23/2025

The youth education organization is set to begin construction in January on its new youth education campus at the Riverloft building, which was destroyed in a fire in January 2017.

HUDSON — Kite's Nest is set to begin its rise from the ashes from a fire that destroyed its facility nearly nine years ago.

12/22/2025

Kristin Jubic, a 44-year-old registered nurse from Albany, was arrested and charged Nov. 19.

KINDERHOOK — A former nurse at The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing Barnwell pleaded not guilty Dec. 16 in Kinderhook town court to charges stemming from a state investigation into the

12/21/2025

Local health officials have been reaching out to landlords and preparing to inspect thousands of units beginning next year — a process they described as daunting but necessary to eliminate a public health issue that has lingered for decades and has led to irreversible damage for thousands.

“This is a major undertaking, but if we could remove hazardous lead from our housing stock, that’s an enormous public health and community victory."

Learn about the progress made in reducing elevated lead blood levels in children through mandated lead inspections in rental properties, as cities throughout New York implement similar regulations to address the ongoing public health issue.