The Friends of the Dyken Pond Center will be having its annual dinner on Wednesday, October 27, at 6:30 pm at the Brunswick BBQ and Brew. The buffet dinner will be followed by Carl Herzog, Wildlife Biologist with NYSDEC, speaking on “White-nose Syndrome: A Case Study in 21st Century Wildlife Management.” [Read more…] about Why Are Bats Disappearing? A Talk On White-nose Syndrome
NYS Youth Snowmobile Safety Course Offered In Grafton
On Saturday, December 4, the Grafton Trail Blazers Snowmobile Club and the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation will host a snowmobile safety course for young people ages 10 to 18. Students must be at least 10 years old on the day of the course. Parents are encouraged to attend and participate. The course will be held at the Grafton VFW/Fire Hall on South Road from 8:15 am to approximately 5 pm. [Read more…] about NYS Youth Snowmobile Safety Course Offered In Grafton
Peter H. Stasiak
Cropseyville – Peter H. Stasiak, 88, passed away on Monday, October 18, 2010. He had resided on Bulson Road in Cropseyville, NY, and was the husband of the late Catherine (Wagar) Stasiak who passed in 2004.
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Ralph Griswold
Hoosick – Ralph BeForest “Bus” Griswold, 89, died Wednesday, October 13, 2010, at the Hoosick Falls Health Center. He had resided on Cipperly Road in Hoosick, NY, with his wife Vera (Cipperly) Griswold.
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HACA Community Walk For Hunger Raises $5,000
by Bea Peterson
About thirty people took time to walk over the weekend to benefit the HACA Food Closet. Many chose times other than the two o’clock Sunday afternoon time to walk for their money. Between the walkers and corporate contributors $2,500 was raised. That money was doubled through a matching grant.
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Outstanding Organ Recital By John Button
by Bea Peterson
On Sunday, October 17, First United Church, Presbyterian Minister of Music John Button put the Church’s new Allen Digital Computer organ, with 39 stops and 49 ranks, through its paces. The instrument has two keyboards of 66 notes which are played by the hands and one of 32 notes which is played by the feet. [Read more…] about Outstanding Organ Recital By John Button
Grafton Baptist Church Bible Club
After School Bible Club has begun! You can join us too – every Wednesday after school for fun, snacks, games, stories, prizes and more. You will need a bus note to get off at the Grafton Baptist Church. Parent/guardian pick-up is at 5 pm.
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John F. Gets A New Two Horse Wagon
Friday, June 23, 1854: Some rainy. Our corn sheller being broken, Geo P. fetched us J.B. Maxon sheller and at night John F. carried it home and paid 25 cts for the use of it. Today John F. unwell and Thomas helped me shell corn. My wife unwell.
Saturday: John F. went with his youngest horse to Guy Moffitt’s to get information how to doctor his horse knee joint, and today I charged John Merrils for a hen 25 cts and 31 cts for half a bushel of potatoes.
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Berlin Lumber Back On Market
Gallivan Withdraws Offer; Berlin Board To Consider Purchase Resolution
by Kieron Kramer
On Tuesday, October 5, Berlin Town Supervisor Rob Jaeger received a telephone call from Laurie Leckonby of the Kinderhook Group, a realty company in East Chatham representing Berlin Lumber, informing him that S.M. Gallivan of Brunswick had withdrawn its offer to purchase the Berlin Lumber property on Route 22 in Center Berlin. Since July of 2009 the Town of Berlin has debated, sometimes heatedly, whether to purchase the property for use as a municipal center and has held two referenda on the issue. [Read more…] about Berlin Lumber Back On Market
Berlin CSD Names Interim Superintendent
submitted by the Berlin Central School District
The Berlin Board of Education has named Dr. Brian Howard as the new Interim Superintendent of the Berlin Central School District. Dr. Howard, an experienced educator, had been the Superintendent for the Queensbury Union Free School District for six years when he retired in 2008. Prior to that, he was Superintendent for the Liberty School District for five years, the Assistant Superintendent for Chatham CSD for one year and Chatham’s High School Principal for nine years before. [Read more…] about Berlin CSD Names Interim Superintendent





