Nancy Shaver, whose eye for the vernacular and the eccentric I regularly admire, has this wonderful object in the window of Henry, her shop...

A reader passed along this photograph, taken at a BP gas station.

Last night at the informal Common Council meeting, one of the communications received was a letter to Common Council President Don Moore fr...

Last night at the informal Common Council meeting, Mayor Scalera reported that CSX had agreed to repair the Ferry Street bridge in time for ...

This is 61-63 North Seventh Street, owned by Eric Galloway's "Hudson Preservation Group." Presumably stored in this building ...

Back in the 1990s, this little park in the 200 block of Warren Street was a dusty vacant lot used as a boccie court. That's when Carrie...

The Register-Star reports the discovery of a "football-sized hole" in the wooden deck of the Ferry Street bridge. As a consequen...

The other morning when William and I were on the homestretch of our morning walk, I heard classical piano music emanating from somewhere nea...

There's an article about Hudson in the weekend travel section of New York Magazine , and guess what? It gives a link to The Gossips of R...

This is 354-356 Union Street--an apartment building that has been owned by Eric Galloway's "Hudson Preservation Group" for se...

CSI: Hudson (or, The Turkey Baster Story) , told by Sam Pratt on his blog, deserves to be set to music, although in this tale, there are vid...

A Fence Without Offense The aesthetes of Hudson can breathe a sigh of relief. The crude wooden fence that suddenly appeared on Saturday mo...

When a reader called yesterday to tell me about the tree in front of City Hall, I didn't realize that there was basis for his fear that...

At about noon yesterday, Gossips received a call from an alarmed reader reporting that a DPW crew was doing a "hack job" on the ...

With O&G gravel trucks rattling through the streets, an application before the Greenport Planning Board to use the old rail bed from the...

Hudson elected officials, led by Mayor Rick Scalera, Treasurer Eileen Halloran, and Common Council President Don Moore, enter courthouse sq...

The Register-Star reported the callous reaction of Ken Faroni of O&G (Holcim's tenant) when he was told by DPW Superintendent Rob ...

In 2006, Eric Galloway made a gift of trees to the City of Hudson. Landscape designer Tim Legg selected the trees--two varieties of tree li...

The grievance process is on hiatus until June 2, but news is starting to leak out about assessment adjustments that have been made by the as...

Marco Marzocchi, attorney and pitchman for Widewaters, keeps losing credibility. Remember back in January when he told the Economic Develop...