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The Color of History
May 31, 2009 Most people in this area are familiar with the standard roadside historical markers. They’re usually blue with yellow around the border and an icon of New York state on them. more »» 
A New Life
May 23, 2009 CAROGA LAKE — For most people, starting one successful business and selling it would be enough for one lifetime. Not so for Karl and Carol Ziemann. more »» 
Quiet Cayadutta
May 17, 2009 Though in recent years the Cayadutta has become more associated with young fisherman catching trout on its banks, in earlier years it was the source of power for a number of mills and factories that... more »» 
A tale of twin churches
May 3, 2009 OPPENHEIM — The last active service for the Crum Creek Evangelic Lutheran Church was in December 2007, at the funeral of Evelyn Groff Thode and her brother Gerald Groff’s mother. more »» 
Normal Life
April 19, 2009 GLOVERSVILLE — City resident Al Robbins directs mental health programming at Lexington Center in Johnstown and enjoys home improvement projects like a new bathroom he recently installed at home usin... more »» 
School Days
April 12, 2009 Recent talks of possible consolidation of the Wheelerville Union Free School District with either Gloversville Enlarged School District or the Greater Johnstown School District bring to light the... more »» 
Close-knit group
April 5, 2009 JOHNSTOWN —At 94, Hulda Pfeiffer is passing her knitting expertise to a circle of friends — as well as passing on the finished goods to needy children in local schools. more »» 
Part of the Group
March 29, 2009 The fatal fire in Wells that claimed four lives at the Riverview group home on Route 30 might have claimed many more if developmentally disabled people were still housed in large institutions as the... more »» 
Community Health
March 22, 2009 When Nathan Littauer Hospital and Nursing Home started HealthLink 20 years ago, it could be said it was trying to stop people from becoming health care customers. more »» 
After-School Fun
March 15, 2009 GLOVERSVILLE — There’s a waiting list for the after-school program at the Jewish Community Center, says JCC Executive Director Mary Lou Shepard. more »» 
Gimme shelter
March 8, 2009 Local animal shelters report being hit by a double whammy — more animals surrendered to the shelter while fewer donations are made to support those animals. more »» 
Teen Center
March 1, 2009 Parents have an answer for teens who say, “There’s nothing to do.” The Fulton County YMCA hosts a supervised teen center weekdays from 3:30 to 8 p.m. for members of the YMC. more »» 
The Last President
February 22, 2009 The last president of the trustees of the village called Gloversville also was the first mayor when it became a city – John. J. Hanson. more »» 
Historical Dream
February 15, 2009 GALWAY — The story of the Cook Museum of Local History is the story of town Historian Phyllis Keeler. more »» 
Lexington Legacy
February 8, 2009 When Paul Nigra came to Lexington in 1968, he had been a special education teacher in Poughkeepsie and was looking for something outside the classroom “with more action. more »» 
Liberty for All
February 1, 2009 When Frank Capone came in 1974 to interview as head of the Montgomery County chapter of the New York State Association of Retarded Children, it was all a matter of timing. more »» 
Revisiting the Revolution
January 25, 2009 With 10 books published since she started writing in 2005, “retired” A.J. Berry of St. Johnsville is busier in retirement than when she ran her insurance agency. more »» 
YouTube Video Stories
January 18, 2009 James Frederick of Johnstown is a musician and songwriter, but these days he’s spending his time making other musicians known. more »» |
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