Tom Casey has an article in today's Register-Star about  a meeting that took place yesterday to discuss truck routes: "Officials...

When that phrase came to mind earlier today, I thought it was Biblical, and I still think it is, but when I Googled it, I discovered it had ...

The major theme of the Revitalizing Hudson Riverfronts workshop, presented by Scenic Hudson last Friday at Columbia-Greene Community Colle...

There's an unconfirmed rumor flying about that Quintin Cross may have turned himself in--after eluding the police for close to a month...

On her blog on the Register-Star website, Audra Jornov identifies the five highest paid employees in the City of Hudson and the five highes...

On his blog, Sam Pratt reviews the City of Hudson's past handling of federal grant money and relates it to Tom Swope's statements ab...

Sam Pratt just published two posts on his blog about buildings in New York owned by Eric Galloway's not-of-profit Lantern Organization. ...

Last week, Gossips reported on the graffito that defaced the new sidewalk in front of Wunderbar and The Crimson Sparrow. On his blog,  Cu...

Will Doig, who writes the Dream City column for Salon, had an article in Salon over the weekend that finds a new and very au courant way to ...

Karen Smith, whose house on Union Street is immediately adjacent to the structure, was the first to express publicly her concern about the...

On April 3, Sam Pratt posted on his blog the results of his research into the violations on record for buildings in New York City owned by ...

There's editorial by Parry Teasdale about Eric Galloway and his acquisitive activities in our city in the Columbia Paper: "What...

There is a meeting tomorrow night, Monday, April 16, for First Ward residents to discuss issues facing the First Ward and the city. The meet...

It seems the graffiti artist who defaced the newly poured sidewalk in front of Wunderbar and The Crimson Sparrow may have gone on a graffit...

The dog that was  the subject of comment on Gossips earlier this week was sighted this morning by Don Moore, Common Council president, on P...

There's a concert at the Hudson Opera House tonight that is thoroughly intriguing--combining music, humor, uniquely American literature...

On Friday morning, the Historic Preservation Commission reviewed the schematic design drawings for the proposed senior center, which is bein...

Buried online under a letter about volunteerism, without its own link, is a letter to the editor from Frank Rees, longtime director of the...

After the project proposed for 347 Warren Street had been discussed and most of the audience had departed, the Planning Commission turned i...

Alan Dahl has a letter to the editor in today's Register-Star about dogs, dog poop, and dog parks, which was given the bizarre title ...