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The first exploration of Columbia County was in 1609, when Henry Hudson, an explorer, sailed across the Atlantic, and up the Hudson River. An accident to his craft forced him to stop at what is now known as Columbia County, and search around for food and supplies.[1] The Americans that had lived there were the Mohican Indians. In 1612, a trade was established to colonize regions of the land. This led to the creation of Fort Orange (today Albany)and New Amsterdam (today the city of New York). This allowed traders to stop along the shores of the Hudson, which led to the growth of small settlements that were intended to supply the trader's ships with supplies.
In 1649, the region of land near Claverack were purchased and in 1667, more land was purchased.[2] This brought the settlement of the Dutch, which led to the development and growth of the regions. In 1664, the English took over New Netherland and renamed it the Province of New York. At this time, Fort Orange was renamed Albany.
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Unemployment up in Mid-Columbia Mid Columbia Tri City Herald, WA - The pattern is consistent with the data from the last four years, said Dean Schau, regional labor economist for the state Employment Security Department. ... |
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Unemployment up in Mid-Columbia Mid Columbia Tri City Herald, WA - By Pratik Joshi, Herald staff writer Hanford worker Mark Worcester lost his job about a month ago and since has filed for unemployment benefits, ... |
Seductive singer Eartha Kitt dies at 81 Reuters - Kitt died of colon cancer for which she was recently treated at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York, said Andrew Freedman, a long-time friend and ... Video: Singer, Dancer and Actress Eartha Kitt Is Dead Eartha Kitt: a cool cat with sizzle Legendary singer Eartha Kitt dies |
