By JASON SUBIK The Leader-Herald JOHNSTOWN Republican candidates for the November local elections gathered Tuesday at Sir William Johnson Park in Johnstown
Mar 15, 2021
GLOVERSVILLE Micropolis Cooperative Art Gallery announced that Linda Kollar will be its featured artist for March and April. Her show is titled “Colorful Collages.”
Kollar’s passion for art started in high school where she took every art course offered, according to a news release.
She received an AAS degree in advertising, design and production from Mohawk Valley Community College in Utica.
For 30 years, Kollar worked as a commercial artist, with the last 21 years in graphic design and production at the Olson Sign Company in Scotia.
Kollar studied experimental water media with Karen Rosasco, learning to work with fluid and tube acrylics and to develop layers of texture within a painting.
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JOHNSTOWN Fulton County will experience a heavy local election year in 2021, with 73 political offices up for grabs.
Local races in the coming year include three countywide offices, numerous supervisor and town board spots, and the mayor of the city of Johnstown.
General Election Day in 2021 will be Nov. 2.
Countywide, voters will decide on the seat of County Judge/Surrogate Polly A. Hoye, a Republican. She hasn’t stated publicly yet whether she will seek reelection to another 10-year term on the bench.
Fulton County Clerk Linda Kollar, a Republican, is also due up for reelection in 2021. She would be running for a fresh four-year term.