by David Flint
Following a moment of silence in respect for Martin Luther King, a public hearing was held prior to the regular Stephentown Town Board meeting on Monday, January 17 regarding proposed Local Law #1 of 2011 on Fee Reimbursement. The intent of the law, as Town Supervisor Larry Eckhardt put it, is to solidify and spell out existing provisions of the Town’s land use and subdivision regulations that require reimbursement to the Town for legal and engineering fees incurred in the process of reviewing and approving plans and designs of developers by the Town Board, Planning Board and Zoning Board of Appeals. [Read more…] about Stephentown To Review Land Use Regs
Battle Flag Presented To Grafton
by Bea Peterson
On Thursday, January 13, the Grafton Town Board gratefully accepted the donation of an American flag from First Lieutenant Dan Naske, Pilot 4ERS, US Air Force. The flag was flown in Afghanistan on August 13, 2010, on his behalf.
Highway Crew Has Busy Winter
The Board commended the Highway Department for the outstanding job they have done in keeping the roads cleared during this winter. Highway Supervisor Herb Hasbrouck said his highway crew “has stood up to the test.” [Read more…] about Battle Flag Presented To Grafton
Petersburgh Town Board Action – January 2011
by Alex Brooks
The Petersburgh Town Board confronted the inadequacies of the heating system in the Veterans Memorial Hall at their meeting this week. Previous to the 2009 renovation, the heat was delivered through ducts in the floor and returned through ducts near the ceiling. When the heating system was replaced as part of the 2009 renovation, the system was designed to supply warm air through the ducts above. [Read more…] about Petersburgh Town Board Action – January 2011
Berlin Central School District Issues Statement On Lead Stabilization Report
submitted by Jeanne Casatelli, Communications Specialist. Questar III
On January 19, 2011, the Berlin Central School District issued the following statement on the Lead Stabilization Report regarding the Berlin Elementary School:
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The Hoosick Falls Senior Chorus Is On The Road Again – Now At The Troy Savings Bank Music Hall
Did you miss seeing the HFCS Chorus at Carnegie Hall? Now is your chance to see them perform at the historic Troy Savings Bank Music Hall.
On Sunday, February 13, at 4 pm the Hoosick Falls Senior Chorus will participate in High School Choralfest XI. Spend the afternoon listening to five of the area’s best high school choirs paired with Albany Pro Musica and the Empire Youth Repertory Orchestra under the direction of David Beck.
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Celebrating 100 Years Of Scouting
Boy Scouts of America was founded in 1910 and Hoosick Falls Troop 65 has been celebrating throughout 2010.
This year they made every hike, camp-out or community event extra special for the celebration. They even joined forces with other area scouts to create a “Hoosick Falls Salutes 100 Years of Scouting ” T-shirt honoring past and present Troops 63, 64, 65, 67 and 68. [Read more…] about Celebrating 100 Years Of Scouting
Town Of Hoosick Organizational Meeting
compiled by Bea Peterson
The Hoosick Town Board met before their regular meeting on Monday, January 10, to hold the Organizational Meeting. They adopted the following:
Meeting Date: second Monday of the month at 7 pm
Bank: Key Bank, Hoosick Falls
Official Newspaper: Eastwick Press ; Alternate: Times Union
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Mountaineers Earn First Win In Double OT
by Ryan Mosher
This basketball season has started quite rough for the Berlin boys. An 0-11 start doesn’t leave anyone feeling good. But slowly and steadily the team has improved, and on Friday night the improvements finally paid off for first year coach Kasson Sauer and his team. [Read more…] about Mountaineers Earn First Win In Double OT
Panthers Have No Trouble With Cambridge
by Ryan Mosher
The Hoosick Falls boys basketball teams had no problems dealing with rival Cambridge on their court on Wednesday night. After the JV Panthers held Cambridge to under 10 points, it was the Varsity Panthers’ turn.
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Panther Pinmen Rack Up Two More
The Hoosick Falls bowling team defeated Corinth by the score of 4-0 on Thursday, January 13. Total pins for Hoosick Falls were 3,479 to 2,195 pins for Corinth. Hoosick Falls’ record is now 34-6 and Corinth’s record is now 13-27.
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