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- Class of 2011 Begins Senior Year
- HCS Opens School Year Tuesday
- HCS Girls Soccer: Filling Some Big Soccer Cleats
- HCS Field Hockey: Look for Aggressive Offense, Team Play
- Editorial: Meet Larry, Moe & Curley, the State's Ideas for Five-Way Intersection
- State Makes Suggestions for Five-Way Intersection
- HCS Boys Soccer has Experience & Depth
Featured Stories
- Balakian Poems Recall 9/11
- Same Blood Folk Debut New CD
- Austen Book Club Sets Dates
- Elephant & Piggie Party @ Bookstore
- Bouckville Author @ Bookstore
- CROP Walk Oct. 17
- Palace Theater About to Begin
- EOH Holds Singer/Songwriter Contest
- Greg Brown at Opera House
- MAD Art Offers Workshops
- Palace Players Hold Auditions
- Teen Acting Class Offered
- Gustafsons Sponsor Movie
- Celtic Music on the Green
- Two New Shows at EOH Galleries
- He Said/She Said at EOH
- Circus Camp Kids Perform Friday
- Palace Players to Perform
- Dana Bowers Opens for Tres Swing
- Bookstore Holds PINKnic
- MAD Art Seeks Submisions
- Blueprints on the Green Thursday
- Bikes Program Donates to Pilot program at Canastota
- List of Movies for Festival Grows
- Claire Lynch Band at EOH
- Updated: Robert Paul, Former Mayor & Supervisor, Dies
- Hamilton Celebrates the 4th
- Music on the Park in Sherburne
- Colgate Grads Have Excellent Earnings
- Vantriloquist at EOH
- Savoy Brown at EOH
- Art Auction Before Concert
- Rogers Center Offers Kids Programs
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- Vampires & Werevolves Come to Hamilton Theater
- Marcellus Steps Down as Highway Super
- Village in Talks for Natural Gas
- EOH Seeks Quilts for Show
- Watson Winners on the Road
- 'Tuition-Free Week' at Colgate
- Syracuse Festival's Films in Hamilton
- Hubbs Honored by CMH
- Rotary to Host Easter Egg Hunt
- Crookston at EOH Cafe
- Hamilton Chiropractic Sponsors Film
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- MAD Art Calls for Abstract Works
- Colgate Chamber Players Concert March 7
- UPDATE: Storm Cleanup Continues
- Health Care Topic of Discussion @ Colgate
- FFA Holding Food Drive
- CNS Fun Day Sunday
- Updated: First Duathalon Succeeds in Heating Up Hamilton
- Final Gesture: Waving Goodbye
- Shale Discussion @ Colgate
- Covered Bridges Program Planned
- Chaplains Night @ The Barge
- Caravan of Thieves @ Barge
- Skyway: New Look but Same Outlook
- Snoop Dogg Out. Wyclef In.
- Opera @ Hamilton Theater: Carmen
- First Look at New 'Gate Fitness Center
- Palace Hosts Improv Slam
- Heat Up Hamilton Heats Up
- Winter Break Activities Planned for Next Week
- Cashman Plays at La Iguana Sunday
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- Editorial: Let's Keep it Civil
- Sustainability Topic of Discussion @ Colgate
- MAD Art Announces Classes
- Wall Street Fiction @ Bookstore
- Game Night Comes to Library
- Banff Film Festival Comes to Hamilton Theater
- This Dogg's Too Big for Colgate
- Colgate Plans Bigger Fitness Center Near Pool
- Shapes: Art As Unique/Common as You Are
- Exchange Students Consider Hamilton Halfway Through Their Stays
- Frank Farnsworth, Econ Professor, Dies; Was 90
- Piano Concert @ Chapel Feb. 14
- School Budget Process Begins; Path Won't be Easy
- Frigid Fire on Albro Road
- Hope for Haiti Yields at Least $5,000 for Haiti
- Hamilton Helps Haiti: Concert Warms Hearts on Frigid Night
- Theater Hosts Film & Panel on Aging
- Upstate Institute Offers Students to Help Organizations
- Teddy Bears Come to Library
- Bookstore Hosts Black History Program
- HCS Students Raise $1,500 for Haiti
- Community Bikes Gearing Up for Giveaway
- Madison Firm Plans to Hire 20-25 People
- Race to Heat Up Hamilton
- Consultant Seeks Comments on Intersection
- Austen Club to read Lover's Vows
- HCS Faces 13.5% State Aid Cut
- Local Issues Local Answers: Current Issues in Madison County
- Palace Announces the Season Ahead
- Nina Katchadourian Show @ Colgate's Clifford
- Lifelong Learning Program Announces Courses
- Cast Chosen for HCS Musical: Into The Woods
Lead Articles
- Lady Knights Bounce Back; Bury Sidney 6-1
- Lady Emerald Knights Drop Season Opener
- PCD Accepting Applications for Grants
- Visit Saturn at Colgate's Visualization Lab
- Herbst at Hamilton Forum
- Library Prepares for Book Sale
- Paul Oil Celebrates Birthday
- Exhibit Focus is Post-Katrina
- UPDATE: Movie on Kerr Stadium Scoreboard TUESDAY Night
- Ralph Stanley Concert Sold Out
- Mansfield Promoted at Colgate; Loveless Retiring
- Classic Vehicles Line East Broad Street
- Man Who Threatened Suicide Tuesday Involved in 2004 Accident
- Rte. 12B House Burns
- Colgate Comments on Tuesday's Incident
- Hamilton Woman Graduates from Community Service Program
- Jubilation Seeks Singers
- Lifelong Learning Program Sets Offerings
- Annual Silent Film Showing at Theater
- Work at Inn to Begin; Expect Closings
- Young Writer Authors Make Public Presentations
- Institute Honors Students
- Colgate to Test Warning System
- Athletes Part of Film Festival
- Butterfly Release at Colgate Planned
- Another Step Toward a Safer Colgate
- Hamilton Man Part of Massive Multi-State Drug Bust
- Free Summer Films Continue at Theater
- PCD Preparing Micro-Grants Program for Businesses
- Village Cop's DWI Court Date Delayed Again
- Village Seeks New Police Chief
- UPDATE: Morrisville Man Airlifted to Upstate After Being Struck on East Lake Road
- Pils President of HCS Board; Davis VP
- Village Water, Sewer Rates Increased; Retirement Development Proceeding
- Trustees Get New Assignments
- Campbell Resigns as Earlville Mayor
- Summer Films at Theater
- Author of 'Stay' at Bookstore
- Local Restaurants; Local Products
- Subway Yields to Dunkin Donuts
- Earlville's Mayor Arrested for Stealing from Former Employer
- Colgate has an App for That
- Movie/Book Club Announces Selections
- Concerts at Colgate Music Camp Open to Public
- Field Notes: Charlie Melichar Heads South
- Field Notes: David Schutt for President
- Movies Under the Stars July 2
- Read & Run with Active Authors & Moms
- Quilt Show at EOH
- Dave Roach Honored
- Syracuse Symphony on Green July 8
- CNS Holds Garden Tour
- TSC Displays Old Tractors
- Hamilton Represented at USA-England World Cup Match
- Updated: HCS Football Open to Madison Players
- Writers' Conference Offers Public Lectures, Readings
- Skyway Gives HCS Music a Boost
- Remembrance of 'Hubbs" June 20
- Author To Discuss Life on a Small Family Farm
- Local Food Event in Hubbardsville
- Summer Rec Registration Next Week
- Editorial: A New Tone for Intersection Project
- Intersection changes could cost $2.5 million.
- Jane Austen Picnic Planned
- Sixth Graders Collect Bottles for Save The Children
- Mrs. V. Ends 34 Years at Colgate
- Still Time to Apply for Hubbardsville Grants
- EOH Joins Forces with Skyway
- Olympian Named Women's Hockey Assistant
- Gas Exploration Topic of Forum
- Broken Lizard Movie @ Theater
- Football Season Tickets on Sale
- Baseball Team @ NY Mills Thursday
- Pancakes & Planes Arrive on Father's Day
- HCS Golfers Qualify for Regionals
- Tennis Team Second in Sectional C2 Play
- Correction: Forum Holds Candidates Night
- EOH Gets a Roomful of Blues
- Colgate's Chun Top Administrator
- Teachers, Principal Receive Tenure
- HCS Slips Past Waterville 3-1
- Knights Edhed 12-11 by Waterville
- S-E Prepares for Pageant of the Bands
- Village to Pave Streets Tuesday Starting at 4 a.m.
- Not For Profit: Liberal Education and Democratic Citizenship
- Commencement remarks delivered by Interim President Lyle Roelofs
- HCS Wins Own Softball Tournament for Ninth Time
- HCS Softball Sweeps S-E in Doubleheader; Boosters Tournament Today
- State Budget Holds Up New Cop Shop
- Absentee Ballot Applications Available
- HCS Budget Details
- DWI Issued for Hamilton Road Accident
- Democrats Choose Slate for June Election
- Republicans Pick Village Election Slate
- Party Weekend Includes Taylor Lake Swim
- An Intersection Fairy?
- DKE House Will Return to Colgate & Tax Rolls
- Work Crew Causes Power Outage
- Which EOH Concerts are Going to Rock the Most?
- UPDATED: First 800 'Shapes' Distributed
- UPDATED: Paul Rose, Well Known Lacrosse Coach, Dies
- Philosopher Nussbaum is 'Gate Commencement Speaker
- An American in Paris a Concert in the Chapel
- One Out, Three in for School Board Race
- Masquers' Into The Woods Bows Friday at HCS
- Construction Begins; Pool Parking Closes
- Bike Project Plans Giveaway
- Fraternity Helps Move Bikes for Mega-Giveaway
- Pinchin in London Play
- Selleck Discusses Energy at Colgate, Locally
- HCS Soccer Documentary a Champion
- Let's Play Two! HCS Softball Workouts Begin
- Hamilton, Your Shape is Waiting
- School Board Discusses Arts; Gets First Look at Preliminary Budget
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Events
Passings
Updated: Bob Palmiter, Former Mayor, Supervisor Dies
Tue, Jul 13, 2010
Bob Palmiter, former mayor of the village and town supervisor, passed away quietly Saturday morning at his Lake Moraine camp surrounded by family. The service is 11am Wednesday, July 14 at Park United Methodist Church with a reception to follow at the Colgate Inn.
Updated: Robert Paul, Former Mayor & Supervisor, Dies
Wed, Jul 07, 2010
A gathering in memory of Robert J. Paul, former mayor and Town of Hamilton Supervisor, will be held Saturday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 53 Payne Street. Paul was born in 1913. Check back for details.
Update: More Comment on John Hubbard's Passing
Thu, May 06, 2010
Writer, photographer, story-teller and friend of the community John Hubbard dies.
Ann Cochran's Walk In Village Ends; Those Who Walked Alongside Her Miss Her
Mon, Mar 22, 2010
Regardless of the time of year and no matter the weather, Ann Cochran spent part of most every morning walking through the community she loved ... with friends she loved. She died on Sunday, and her friends recall what she did for them and the community.