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Chatham Courier > News
CHATHAM — It appears that the village of Chatham may soon be home to another gas station/convenience store — Stewart’s. Tom Lewis, a representative of the company, met with the Chatham Village Planning Board Monday night, March 15 to present preliminary plans for the store. It will be located where the former Chatco building currently stands and will have entrances on both Cottage Street and Route 203.
CHATHAM — In their continuing budget discussions Tuesday, March 9, the Chatham school board announced possible cuts to their teaching staff to help deal with the current financial situation. According to Superintendent Cheryl Nuciforo, these cuts may be made in order to decrease the tax levy on district residents to a more reasonable level.
CHATHAM — A Chatham man has been charged with sexually assaulting two young children in a parked car while they were in his care for a short time as their parents went into a store.
CHATHAM — After a relatively calm election Tuesday, March 16, results determined that incumbent candidates George Grant and David Chapman will remain on the Chatham Village Board for another term.
For the past several years, Martin Silver, owner of the Dairy Queen in Ghent, has been consistently working to make his restaurant a better place for patrons and his employees. Two years ago, he added a drive-thru window to make it more convenient for customers and last year, he renovated the whole exterior of the building. In February, he finished renovating the entire interior of the dining room. All new tables and chairs, cushioned booths, tile flooring and soft cream colors make the new dining room a more enjoyable place to sit down and have a meal or just hang out with friends and a Blizzard. “We really just wanted to look great for the 21st century and the community,” said Silver. Dairy Queen’s spring hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week.
NEW LEBANON — The New Lebanon Town Hall Committee has been working diligently for the past several months to develop plans for the newly renovated and restored Town Hall. It has recently unveiled a first floor space study for the project, as well as several of the architect’s renderings of what the building will look like when finished.
CHATHAM — Here’s the scene: A man who has supposedly been missing for years hires a private investigator to find his family. “Missing” son and family reunite. As part of the reunion, they go bowling. So there in lane five of the local bowling alley are mother, father and two brothers — reunited. Or so you think.
Previous Chatham Courier HeadlinesMarch 18th, 2010 Chapman and Grant re-elected to village boardCHATHAM — After a relatively calm election Tuesday, March 16, results determined that incumbent candidates George Grant and David Chapman will remain on the Chatham Village Board for another term.Chatham man arrested for alleged assault of 2 kidsCHATHAM — A Chatham man has been charged with sexually assaulting two young children in a parked car while they were in his care for a short time as their parents went into a store.CCSD announces possible staff cuts in budgetCHATHAM — In their continuing budget discussions Tuesday, March 9, the Chatham school board announced possible cuts to their teaching staff to help deal with the current financial situation. According to Superintendent Cheryl Nuciforo, these cuts may be made in order to decrease the tax levy on district residents to a more reasonable level.Stewart’s looking to set up shop in Chatham villageCHATHAM — It appears that the village of Chatham may soon be home to another gas station/convenience store — Stewart’s. Tom Lewis, a representative of the company, met with the Chatham Village Planning Board Monday night, March 15 to present preliminary plans for the store. It will be located where the former Chatco building currently stands and will have entrances on both Cottage Street and Route 203.From Australia to the lanes of Chatham Bowl: ‘Review with Myles Barlow’CHATHAM — Here’s the scene: A man who has supposedly been missing for years hires a private investigator to find his family. “Missing” son and family reunite. As part of the reunion, they go bowling. So there in lane five of the local bowling alley are mother, father and two brothers — reunited. Or so you think.New Lebanon makes plans for Town Hall renovationsNEW LEBANON — The New Lebanon Town Hall Committee has been working diligently for the past several months to develop plans for the newly renovated and restored Town Hall. It has recently unveiled a first floor space study for the project, as well as several of the architect’s renderings of what the building will look like when finished.Interior renovation gives Dairy Queen a new lookFor the past several years, Martin Silver, owner of the Dairy Queen in Ghent, has been consistently working to make his restaurant a better place for patrons and his employees. Two years ago, he added a drive-thru window to make it more convenient for customers and last year, he renovated the whole exterior of the building. In February, he finished renovating the entire interior of the dining room. All new tables and chairs, cushioned booths, tile flooring and soft cream colors make the new dining room a more enjoyable place to sit down and have a meal or just hang out with friends and a Blizzard. “We really just wanted to look great for the 21st century and the community,” said Silver. Dairy Queen’s spring hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week.March 11th, 2010 Main Street business shake-upCHATHAM — It seems that the hardships of our current local economy aren’t over yet, as several businesses on Main Street in Chatham have either closed up shop or are moving to different locations in the village.Grant and Chapman running unopposed for Chatham Village board seatsCHATHAM — It’s election time again in the village of Chatham and this year, incumbents George Grant and David Chapman are up for re-election. Both feel that there are several important issues in the village which need the board’s attention.New Lebanon school board presents 2010-11 budget draftsNEW LEBANON — At their latest meeting Wednesday, March 3, the New Lebanon school board presented the public with the first and second drafts of their 2010-11 budget, which includes plans to cut costs for the school to help deal with Gov. David Paterson’s budget cuts and delays. According to the second draft, the new budget will actually decrease by $247,991, but because of the problems with funding, the tax levy will be raised 1.7 percent.East Chatham home ready for St. Patrick’s DaySteve and Penny Hermance of East Chatham are ready for St. Patrick’s Day with all of their decorations. Penny said she carries on the tradition of decorating the front of their home for the holidays. St. Patrick’s Day is an annual feast day that celebrates the most commonly recognized patron saint of Ireland, Saint Patrick. Since it falls on a Wednesday this year, most celebrations will take place the weekend before.Dan’s Diner reopens under new managementOn Wednesday, March 3, Dan’s Diner in Spencertown reopened its doors to the public. The diner is a 1925, 18-seat Jerry O’Mahony diner built in Elizabeth, NJ and purchased by Spencertown resident Dan Rundell, a mason by trade and an avid collector of American diner memorabilia. He fully restored the diner, spending nearly 12 years bringing what was originally sold as scrap back to its original grandeur. Some unique features include a curved oak ceiling with hand-painted gold-leaf treatment, subway tile floors and wainscoting and frosted windows with etched glass illustration. The diner is now under the management of Jamie Abitabile and Dottie “Lou” Horton Kratt, who say that the diner — which only has counter seating inside due to space constrictions — will also have an outdoor dining area as the weather gets warmer. The diner is open 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. |
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