The Register-Star 's coverage of the demolition of the Colored Citizens' Club, with quotes, some apparently recycled, from leaders ...

In a letter to the editor in today's Register-Star, Common Council President Don Moore responds to Timothy O'Connor's assertion ...

The former Colored Citizens Club at the North Third and Columbia streets was demolished this afternoon. It's been reported that it was s...

At 2 p.m. this afternoon, Ritter's Grocery closed forever--a neighborhood institution that will be sorely missed. Photograph by Peter...

but Wenonah Webster didn't. On Thursday night, Annie Leibovitz shot an ad for McClelland's Scotch at our own Red Dot.

A My View about Hudson's architectural heritage in general and 211 Union Street in particular by David Marston, alderman elect for the ...

Scott Baldinger reports the latest Hudson rumor on his blog: "Eye on Ian." Can it be that Ian Schrager , creator of the original ...

In today's Register-Star, Audra Jornov reports on a dog attack that took place yesterday in the Hudson City Cemetery: "Dogs bite ci...

The Common Council recently approved zoning amendments that extend the Core Riverfront District the length of the "causeway," an a...

It was predictable. It was inevitable. Everyone knew the votes were there. Still when it happened, it was sobering and stunning.  Last nig...

In a letter to the editor in today's Register-Star, Timothy O'Conner questions how the Common Council can move ahead with a vote on...

The ballot counting is effectively over, and Hallenbeck has emerged the winner. Read the details on Sam Pratt's blog .

Sam Pratt reports that Haddad's gain in the First Ward was lost in the Second Ward: "Mayoral margin back up to 29."

Sam Pratt reports that the First Ward really came through for Nick Haddad: "Haddad gains a lot of ground in the lst." Of the 18 a...

Sam Pratt reports on the hand count of ballots cast on Election Day, which seems to have reduced Hallenbeck's lead by an as yet undeterm...

Sam Pratt reports that Judge McGrath has ruled that Article 16 of New State York Election Law "does not permit him to provide the remed...

Today is the day the ballot count begins that will tell us who will be the next mayor of Hudson . Gossips is still sidelined, but Sam Pratt...

"Hudson, the Business-Friendly City" on SamPratt.com.

Back in 1996 or 1997, this little house on Allen Street was rehabbed by Columbia County Habitat for Humanity. It was Habitat's first pr...

Tom Casey reports on last Monday's Public Works Committee meeting in today's Register-Star : "Auction helps city pay for field ...