Stan Hudy shares his favorite pictures from 2021 – The Daily Gazette

By James D. Willette Last updated Dec 29, 2021

Life has not yet returned to normal but many events and activities have resumed in 2021 after being canceled a year earlier.

As a result, our photographers were able to deploy as usual in the region to document the life of our communities.

Today we’re launching a three-day series of our employee’s favorite photos of the year.

The first is the work of Stan Hudy. Enjoy.

Linda Eastman, owner of Christian Book Store at 16 N. Main Street in Broadalbin, owns Sweet Cheeks, one of the last kittens found and bred by Eastman and the Kitten Angels nonprofit focused on people at risk. cats and kittens.

Richard Fonda of Johnstown clears a large overgrowth from part of his 3.5 acres with a Briggs and Stratton brush hog adjacent to Airport Road in Johnstown on Monday afternoon, September 20, 2021.

Jessica Holt from Fonda, left, and Ashleigh Phillips from Fort Plain have their eyes riveted on the bakery stand on Saturday afternoon during the second weekend of the returning craft fairs to Wemple and Edick’s Ice Cream Parlor and Bakery at 453 State Highway 334 at Johnstown, September 11, 2021.

The bronze statue of Elizabeth Cady Stanton resides in Sir William Johnson Park in Johnstown, depicting the suffrage icon at around 25, looking out over the Fulton County Courthouse, shown on September 26, 2021.

Colt Cosentino, 3, tries to get the attention of Baby the Goat of Peterson Farm in Perth outside the historic Broadalbin Hotel during the Fulton County Outdoor Adventure Fair – A craft fair with an outdoor event on Saturday October 2 2021.

The “Mother and Child at the Mohawk River” sculpture towers over the icy Mohawk River on the Mohawk Valley walkway Thursday afternoon after light snow fell in Montgomery County on January 21, 2021.

Temperance Slezak, 3, from Amsterdam, expresses her joy as she slides down the slide at the John A. Sampone Sr. Memorial Children’s Park in Broad and Center Street in Amsterdam on Sunday afternoon, April 25, 2021.

10-year-old Iliana Cerone lifts 2-year-old Nylah Williams at Kirk Douglas Park in Amsterdam on Sunday afternoon, May 2, 2021.

A little boy waves a flag out the window of the Tribes Hill Fire Department truck on Sunday during the Tribes Hill Parade and Memorial Service beside Pine Grove Cemetery on Mohawk Avenue in Tribes Hill on Sunday, May 30, 2021 .

Aurora Harper, 6, lends a hand to her brother Lucas, 4, on his bike Thursday afternoon outside their home on Romeyn Avenue in Amsterdam, June 17, 2021.

Jacob Looman, 8, of Hagaman attempts to return a volley from his father, Wayne, on Sunday afternoon at the tennis courts in Shuttleworth Park on July 11, 2021.

Two-year-old Natalie Perron works on the creation of a sunflower as part of the storytime return every Tuesday at the Frothingham Free Library at 28 W. Main Street in Fonda. She worked with Library Board Member Lynn Richardson, who hosts the weekly story hour and craft event on August 31, 2021.

Ava Zelezny, 6, from Canajoharie, right, lets Elijah Schaffer, 8, have her with an inflatable mallet purchased at the annual Canajoharie Street fair on September 11, 2021.

Hagaman’s Abby Kuchis walks her cat Jerry on a leash Sunday morning in Shuttleworth Park. The friendly feline loves to walk around and explore.

Bethlehem goalkeeper Sophia Soka returns to try and score Shenendehowa’s final goal as teammate Emily Choppy watches in the second half of the Section II Class AA semi-final at Mechanicville High School on Wednesday 27 October 2021.

Broadablin-Perth’s Ryan Visco rounds off the second goal, celebrating his late-ninth inning home run against Schalmont in Saturday’s Section II Class B semi-final at Broadalbin-Perth High School on June 12, 2021.

Schenectady’s police sergeant. Jeff McCutcheon, left, Patroller Mancino and Patroller Bechard take time to tour Veterans Park and the Memorial to Fallen Service Men and Women on Remembrance Day, May 31, 2021.

Schenectady’s Tottiyona Mentor enjoys a day off lying on a blanket, reading under sunny Monday afternoon skies on the grass in Collins Park on May 24, 2021.

Saratoga Springs Police Lt. Robert Jillson stands in front of Lexis Figuereo (center) and other members of a Black Lives Matter rally in Saratoga Springs on May 16, 2021.

Michael McNeal walks with his sister, Nyelle Campbell, both of Johnstown, down Grand Street under an umbrella as the rain started to fall late in the day on Monday, November 15, 2021.

The Sanderson Sisters, stars of Halloween Hocus Pocus, are played by Ashley Polidore (left) of Johnstown, Beth Van Every of Mayfield (center) and Rebecca McCall of Gloversville at the Colonial Little Theater Trick or Treat through Halloween, Sunday, October 31, 2021.

Lily Lamoree, 7, of Oneonta, looks to hang onto a climbing wall outside the historic Broadalbin Hotel during the Fulton County Outdoor Adventure Fair – A craft fair with an outdoor event on Saturday 2 October 2021.

Janalia Gonzalez, 6, receives a helping hand from Jane Febus to cross the crosswalk on East Main and Schuyler streets in Amsterdam on September 19, 2021.

Samantha Merrills, a flagman / laborer, walks past her counterpart on Church Street in Amsterdam during a city redevelopment project on Monday, November 8, 2021.

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