Environment
Mikhail Horowitz pokes fun with these 9 farcical facts about the Hudson River, its history, and the surrounding area.
By Mikhail Horowitz
Apr 1, 2019
Tags: Environment Hudson River
General News & Politics
Almost $2 Million in State Funding to Local Projects Spurs Major Economic Development
In the eighth round of Regional Economic Development Council (REDC) funding, 122 Mid-Hudson Valley projects received a total of $87.1 million in state grants. Here’s a look at some of the Big Doings afoot.
By Anne Pyburn Craig
Feb 8, 2019
Tags: General News & Politics redc empire state development esd grant development Web Only
Editor's Note
Editor Brian Mahoney shares the do's and don't of Birthday celebrations based on recent, personal experiences.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Feb 1, 2019
Tags: Editor's Note
National
Columnist Larry Beinhart points out President Donald Trump's tendency to Putin's interests over his own country's.
By Larry Beinhart
Feb 1, 2019
Tags: National President Trump Trump and Putin
National
NY19's Congressman-Elect Talks about His Campaign and His Plans for Washington
NY19's Congressman-elect Antonio Delgado discusses his campaign, the state of politics, and his priorities for Washington.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Jan 1, 2019
Tags: National Antonio Delgado ny19 New York's 19th district
Editor's Note
Editor Brian Mahoney recalls a memorable bicycle trip from Amsterdam to Copenhagen with his friend Karl.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Jan 1, 2019
Tags: Editor's Note
National
Columnist Larry Beinhart lays out President Trump's legacy of criminal behavior.
By Larry Beinhart
Jan 1, 2019
Tags: National
National
From self-imposed jail time to the Fortnite baby-naming trend, here are 5 headlines you might've missed in the busy month of December.
By Chronogram Staff
Jan 1, 2019
Tags: National while you were sleeping
Editor's Note
While sorting through his late mother's belongings, editor Brian Mahoney finds a letter written by his grandmother Nancy, humbly detailing her extraordinary life and career.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Dec 1, 2018
Tags: Editor's Note Thanksgiving Remembering family Mother
National
Dubbed a "big-city rapper" by his Republican opponent, Delgado tapped into progressive fury and energy to pull off a hard-fought victory in a red-leaning district.
Dubbed a "big-city rapper" by his Republican opponent, Delgado tapped into progressive fury and energy to pull off a hard-fought victory in a red-leaning district.
By Andrew Solender
Nov 7, 2018
Tags: National Antonio Delgado 2018 Midterms NY19 Congress John Faso Hudson Valley
General News & Politics
Support the Kickstarter Campaign for Our New Newsroom
Hudson Valley communities need reliable news, now more than ever. We want to make that a reality through our new project The River, a newsroom dedicated to regional issues of national relevance. Support our Kickstarter Campaign and Become a Member today.
By Chronogram Staff
Nov 5, 2018
Tags: General News & Politics the river Web Only Video
General News & Politics
The Democratic nominee in NY19 has gotten the better of several clashes with Republican John Faso. Can he take it all the way?
The Democratic nominee in NY19 has gotten the better of several clashes with Republican John Faso. With an enormous fundraising advantage, a lead in the latest poll, and the wind in his sails, can Delgado take it all the way?
By Andrew Solender
Nov 1, 2018
Tags: General News & Politics John Faso Antonio Delgado ny19 2018 election NY-19 Congress
General News & Politics
Women are on the ballot in record numbers the election this November, stepping into the political fray with zeal and enthusiasm, and running in tough districts against long odds. The Hudson Valley is a proving ground for a few of the current generation of energized and ambitious Democratic women.
By Karen Angel
Nov 1, 2018
Tags: General News & Politics Women in politics political climate pink wave 2018 election
