The Gossips of Rivertown
Sunday, January 19, 2014

Update on the Home for the Aged

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A source close to Eric Galloway has vehemently denied that the Home for the Aged is now or is soon to be owned by Galloway or the Galvan I...
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Ear to the Ground

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Almost a year ago, on February 14, 2013 , Gossips reported that the Home for the Aged, founded in 1883 and located in the house at the...
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Saturday, January 18, 2014

Changing of the Sign, Changing of the Guard

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Although "FIRST NATIONAL BANK" is still etched in the stone of the frieze, the 1922 bank building at the southwest corner of Warre...

A Happy Change of Plan

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Here's good news for all those seeking early signs of spring: the Indoor Market is returning sooner than we thought! The vendors who...
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Getting There From Here

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John Mason has an article on today's Register-Star  about the Ferry Street Bridge, the weight limit on which, as Gossips reported on Tu...
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Friday, January 17, 2014

The Latest on the Power Lines

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In his State of the State Address last week, Governor Andrew Cuomo spoke of this intention to "expedite transmission projects that re...

Hudson and the Power Lines

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Pam Kline, founder of Farmers and Families of Livingston, made a presentation to the Common Council Economic Development Committee last nigh...
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Thursday, January 16, 2014

Pleasant Diversions While We Wait for Spring

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The Hudson Opera House announced its Winter/Spring 2014 season today. As I scrolled through the diverse list of offerings, two things cau...

One More Thing to Worry About

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The "confluence of rural and urban" celebrated in yesterday's article about Hudson in the New York Times is at risk--this tim...
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Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Hudson in the New York Times

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There was an article about Hudson in today's New York Times, in the Home & Garden section: "Cultivating Hudson: Enter the Taste...
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Yesterday's News

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The Register-Star reported on Tuesday that a form of "The Bridge," the alternative learning program for students at Hudson High ...
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Not to Be Missed

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Nicholas Kahn and Richard Selesnick's project Truppe Fledermaus, now on exhibit at Carroll and Sons Art Gallery in Boston, was reviewed...
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Back on the Block

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On Monday, the Common Council introduced a resolution authorizing the mayor to sell at public auction 405 Warren Street. Readers may r...
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Hudson in the New York Times

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The opening of the new gallery in Hudson's East End, Retrospective , was subject of an article today in T, the New York Times Style Maga...
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A Medieval Tale for Today

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nce upon a time, the people of Little River City wanted to build a Senior Center where the city's old folk could recreate-...

New Year, New Council

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The Common Council held its organizational meeting tonight. At this meeting, the composition of the standing committees was revealed, and Co...
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Monday, January 13, 2014

Olana in the Movies

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The mention last week of the 2013 animated film Epic,  for which Olana is the setting, prompted Bruce Mitchinson to share the story of anot...
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Habitat Elsewhere

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Last Thursday , Gossips talked about Columbia County Habitat for Humanity's focus on Hudson and suggested that the mission of building s...
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Ear to the Ground

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A reader alerted Gossips to the news that the Crimson Sparrow appears to be for sale . The restaurant whose adventurous food has been accl...
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Sunday, January 12, 2014

Before There Were the Boulevards

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The last item in the retrospective inventory of improvements and developments in 1913, originally published in the Hudson Evening Register i...
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Carole Osterink
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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