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Photographer of the feathers
November 14, 2010 The first time Brian M. Henry went into the woods to photograph birds, it did not seem like the sort of thing that he would do again. “I was bored to tears,” the 58-year-old Johnstown resident said. more »» 
Notable native
November 7, 2010 BROADALBIN — When U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Paige Martin sings on the stage at Broadalbin-Perth High School on Saturday, she will be singing in her hometown. more »» 
Local martial artists to compete in Dublin
November 1, 2010 Thirteen martial artists ages 10 to 40 from Martial Arts & Me in Johnstown will compete in the Dublin, Ireland, Open International Karate Championships next month. more »» 
Hunting returns
October 24, 2010 There seems to be plenty of enthusiasm for deer hunting in the area. more »» 
Fashioning the future
October 17, 2010 GLOVERSVILLE — As far as Daniel Storto is concerned, the best way for the city to move forward is to embrace its past. more »» 
‘Hams’ on the radio
October 10, 2010 When Gloversville resident Don Gifford considers why he is involved in training for emergency communications with amateur radio, he pictures the smiling face of a woman he did not kno. more »» 
The Flu Fighters
October 3, 2010 It’s that time of year again, when people start getting their flu shots. more »» 
Growing giants
September 26, 2010 EDINBURG — Todd Brownell of Edinburg has a couple of giants on his property. They are not big, hairy brutes who smell the blood of Englishman. Rather, they are giant pumpkin. more »» 
Celebrating service
September 19, 2010 FORT JOHNSON — The Fort Johnson Volunteer Fire Company, celebrating 75 years this year, does more than put out fires in the local community. more »» 
Expanding sounds
September 12, 2010 The sounds produced by open mic nights in the local area are growing, as the number of venues seems to have expanded. more »» 
Still Dancing
September 5, 2010 CAROGA — Marion “Bonnie” Yates Buchner said she has a philosophy of life that is similar to the old motto of New York state. Let each become all that he or she is capable of being. more »» 
Growing for 75 years
August 29, 2010 GLOVERSVILLE — Patricia DeWeese joined the Kingsboro Garden Club 34 years ago. Over the years, she has learned a lot about gardening that she has enjoyed. more »» 
Market Savings
August 22, 2010 There may be a way for people to save money by shopping at local farmers markets. more »» 
Healing with Wii-hab
August 15, 2010 AMSTERDAM — Of all the places the Nintendo Wii has made its way into that are unconventional for a video game system, such as libraries and senior centers, physical rehabilitation units may be the... more »» 
Bash for Berkshire
August 8, 2010 JOHNSTOWN — As the Berkshire Volunteer Fire Department gets ready to celebrate its 60th anniversary Saturday, Chief James Wilder said the department is thrivin. more »» 
Sporting wildlife
August 1, 2010 VAIL MILLS — Visitors to the Wildlife Sports and Educational Museum will get a look at a new woodland scene. more »» 
Living on Easy?Street
July 25, 2010 FLORIDA — When Lilly first came to Easy Street Horse & Barnyard Rescue, she was underweight and very shy. Now, the 2-year-old Tennessee Walker walks right up to strangers. more »» 
Fiddling in the Old Country
July 18, 2010 FORT PLAIN — It’s a long way from the Erie Canal to the fjords of Norway, but Dick Solberg recently made that trek, drawing connections between his home and his ancestors’ homeland. more »» 
Cooling costs
July 11, 2010 With the recent heat wave across the East Coast, Jason Cook has been bus. more »» 
Property of History
July 4, 2010 A couple of local properties recently were recommended for inclusion on the state and national Registers of Historic Places. more »» |
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