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Craft fit to stand trial, hostage case moves forward
By CORY ALLYN - Staff Reporter
February, 04, 2010
PINE PLAINS — Chris Craft, 42, of Stanfordville, has been found mentally competent to stand trial and briefly appeared in county court last Friday, Jan. 29.
Craft is accused of holding Stissing Mountain Middle School Principal Robert Hess hostage with
Concert Feb. 7 for hospital in Haiti
By Jennifer L. Kronholm - Special to The Millerton News
February, 04, 2010
FALLS VILLAGE — The Salisbury Rotary Club plans a concert to benefit the Haitian Hôpital Albert Schweitzer (HAS) on Sunday, Feb. 7, at 3 p.m. at Housatonic Valley Regional High School. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for students.
Actor Rip Torn arrested in Lakeville
By Karen Bartomioli - Special to The Millerton News
February, 04, 2010
SALISBURY — Actor Elmore “Rip” Torn was arraigned in Bantam Superior Court Monday after a bizarre incident in Salisbury Friday night, Jan. 29.
The incident will lead the Lakeville resident, who has been arrested three times since 2004 for drunk
Millerton trustees nominated for re-election
By WHITNEY JOSEPH - Editor
February, 04, 2010
MILLERTON — Both the Democratic and Republican parties apparently are satisfied with the performance of village Trustees Debbie Middlebrook and Yosh Schulman, as the two were cross-endorsed last Monday at the respective caucuses.
Both Democrats, Middlebrook and Schulman are seeking
Affordable housing inches closer to approval
By WHITNEY JOSEPH - Editor
February, 04, 2010
MILLERTON — The Millerton Planning Board at a workshop meeting Wednesday, Jan. 27, welcomed Housing Resources, the applicant behind the proposed affordable housing complex called Millerton Overlook.
The small seating section of Village Hall was full, as Planning Board Chairman
Sunday in the Country set to ‘meat’ area need
By CORY ALLYN - Staff Reporter
February, 04, 2010
TRI-STATE AREA — A new fundraiser by the Sunday in the Country Food Drive group will have meat-lovers reaching for their wallets in the name of charity over the next two months, as the organization, which provides assistance to 16
Copake dairy farmer’s unthinkable end
By WHITNEY JOSEPH - Editor
January, 28, 2010
COPAKE — When Trooper Charles Butenhoff of the New York State Police (NYSP) Troop K of Livingston was dispatched by Columbia County 9-1-1 to the scene of a possible suicide, he was not prepared for what he found. Nor were
Carvel starts from scratch
By WHITNEY JOSEPH - Editor
January, 28, 2010
PINE PLAINS — Last Thursday evening, Jan. 21, was a big night for both the town of Pine Plains and representatives of the Carvel Property Development, as both met publicly for a presentation by the Carvel camp on the project’s
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