The Gossips of Rivertown
Saturday, October 15, 2011

HPC: Retraction, Apology, Correction

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Since publishing my earlier post about the Historic Preservation Commission, I have heard from Tom Swope, who denied that he knew about the...
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Not to Be Missed

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Sam Pratt comments on his blog about Common Council President Don Moore's defense of the LWRP and GEIS: "Politician gives himself ...
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HPC: Vacancies and Appointments

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On Friday morning, Gossips showed up at City Hall for the Historic Preservation Commission meeting to find HPC chair Tom Swope there, alone...

Scenic Hudson Weighs In

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Among the voices criticizing Hudson's LWRP and Final Generic Environmental Impact Statement, which Common Council President  Don Moore  ...
Friday, October 14, 2011

Challenge Issued for Second Debate

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The Hudson City Democrats just issued the following press release: Hudson Democratic Mayoral candidate Nick Haddad has issued a challenge ...
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Dog Park Meeting Tomorrow

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Another meeting of people who want a safe place for their dogs to get together offleash will take place tomorrow--Saturday, October 15--at 1...

Of Interest

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Common Council President Don Moore defends the LWRP in today's Register-Star : "MY VIEW: Hudson's future is protected by the LW...
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Mayoral Debate

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The time and place have been set for the mayoral debate: Tuesday, October 25, at 6 p.m., in the auditorium of John L. Edwards Primary Scho...

More About Galloway's Offer to the Library

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Since Thursday morning, Gossips has learned more about the deal that Eric Galloway and Galvan Partners/Foundation are offering the Hudson Ar...
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Thursday, October 13, 2011

The Haddad Campaign Responds

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Gossips Note: The following response to Wednesday's endorsements by current mayor Rick Scalera and former mayor Dick Tracy was released...

More from The Valley Alliance

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Today, The Valley Alliance followed up the ten-point brief submitted by the group's attorney, Warren Replansky, with twenty-four pages...
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Cheryl Roberts and the LWRP

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Last night, the LWRP--the sections of the document pertaining to zoning, that is--were delivered into the hands of the Planning Commission: ...
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Of the Library and the Armory, Part II

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At the September meeting of the Hudson Area Library Board of Trustees, board president Theresa Parsons and vice president Mark Orton describ...
Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Important Waterfront Development

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Warren Replansky, attorney for The Valley Alliance, today filed a ten-point brief with the City of Hudson and the State of New York, detaili...
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Not to Be Missed

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Sam Pratt assesses the significance of Rick Scalera's endorsement of Bill Hallenbeck on his blog: "About that endorsement."

GEIS Findings Statement

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Common Council President Don Moore announced at last night's informal Common Council meeting that he expected the GEIS (Generic Environm...
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SOLD!

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A resolution was introduced last night at the informal Common Council meeting to sell the house at 545-547 State Street for $45,000.  The ho...

Hudson's Old Boy Network

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It should come as no surprise to anyone, except perhaps Victor Mendolia and Don Moore, but the  Register-Star reports today that current ma...
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Watching 255-257 Columbia Street

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Last Thursday, on October 6, Mayor Rick Scalera was quoted in the Register-Star as saying that the City intended to move forward with its ...
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The Touch of Galloway Revisited

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In the summer of 2010, Gossips did a series called The Touch of Galloway, documenting buildings that Eric Galloway has built, altered, or ...
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This blog takes its name from the 1848 novel by Hudson author Alice B. Neal. The original Gossips of Rivertown cast a gimlet eye on Hudson society in the mid-19th century. Two centuries later, the new Gossips carries on the spirit of the original, but in a different genre and with a different focus.
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