This just in, from someone who should know: Gossips got the wrong HAVE building. It's not the building at the west end of Power Avenue t...

Transitional housing, homeless shelter, emergency housing--the terminology varies, but the search for a location--usually in Hudson--continu...

Today, Friday, March 16, is the last day to request an informal review of your property assessment with GAR. To schedule an appointment, vis...

Tom Casey reports in today's Register-Star on the state of redistricting New York: "Redistricting redux: Where we stand."  Th...

At Wednesday night's regular meeting of the Hudson Area Library Board of Trustees, Theresa Parsons confirmed two things: that she was st...

Nathan Mayberg reports the highlights of last night's Board of Supervisors meeting in today's Register-Star : "Smaller raise ap...

During last week's @Issue broadcast about the Galvan Initiatives Foundation, Tom Swope, the foundation's executive director, explai...

Audra Jornov reports in today's  Register-Star that an unleashed pitbull attacked a bulldog being walked on a leash: "Dog fights a...

The Columbia County Board of Supervisors meets tonight at 7:30 at 401 State Street. On the agenda is the vote to approve a bond to finan...

Set a goal one day ; reach it the next. At 1:28 p.m. today, Tuesday, March 13, the number of pageviews in the past week reached a record hig...

Since the Hudson Area Library Board sold its historic building to Eric Galloway and then announced that the Galvan Foundation was going to ...

Last week, for the first time,  The Gossips of Rivertown  exceeded one thousand pageviews every day--even on the weekend! Here are the stats...

At tonight's informal Common Council meeting, Council President Don Moore set the time for the special meeting to decide who will replac...

Larissa Parks, alderman for the First Ward, has resigned, for health reasons, after only two months in office. The Common Council now has tw...

The new alcohol emporium on Green Street offends in different ways. Some find it offensive that the developers thought the 3,960 people of l...

Although they don't exactly resemble the elevation drawings that were unveiled last summer and, with minor variations, are identical to...

Back in September 2010, Gossips did a post about a mysterious baseball diamond-shaped expanse of concrete at the edge of the cemetery near ...

On Friday afternoon, the Columbia County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) held a public hearing on offering financial incentives to Premi...

As one member of the Historic Preservation Commission observed this morning, the HPC is the busiest regulatory panel in the city. It is call...

In today's  Register-Star, both Common Council President Don Moore and Mayor William Hallenbeck respond to Wednesday's editorial  cr...