On Sunday, October 3, from 7 to 11 am, the Berlin Fire Department will be holding its monthly breakfast. For your eating pleasure we include pancakes, sausage, toast, home fries and eggs (scrambled, sunny side, over easy or over hard.) [Read more…] about Berlin Fire Department Breakfast
Brunswick Elks Ladies Auxiliary News
Penny Social
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brunswick Elks will hold its annual Penny Social on October 3, from 1 to 4 pm at the Lodge on Rt. 2 in Brunswick. Hundreds of prizes will be available. There will be a Chinese Auction and raffles. The doors open at 11 am. Don’t miss it!
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Hoosick Falls Extra Helpings
Join Extra Helpings and save money on your food bill. Extra Helpings is a community food buying club with no age limits or income limits. Now there are more choices and better quality.
The October choices are: $21 basic bundle: 1.5 lbs. bacon-wrapped pork medallions (4/6 oz.), 2 lb. bag chicken tenders, 1.25 lbs. turkey tenderloin (new item!), 2 lbs. pre-seasoned meatloaf mix, 3 lb. bag apples and 20 oz. peeled butternut squash.
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Bus Trip To Where The Founding Families Of Berlin And Petersburgh Came From
The Taconic Valley Historical Society has organized a bus trip to Westerly, Rhode Island, to visit the community where the founding families of Berlin and Petersburgh came from. The bus will leave the Berlin Fire House on Saturday, October 23, at 7 am. The trip includes a tour of the First Hopkinton Cemetery where many of the families are buried, a history of the Seventh Day Baptist Church, Ashaway, RI, and admission to the Babcock-Smith House in Westerly, RI.
The price of the trip is $40 and payment is needed by October 15. For more information or reservations contact Charlie at 658-2135.
Grafton Center Cemetery Assn. Meeting
The Grafton Center Cemetery Association will meet on October 7 at 6:30 pm at the Grafton Methodist Church. The public is invited.
Correction To Cell Transplant Story
In the September 10 Eastwick article “Cell Transplants Save Lives” Bill Johnston was incorrectly quoted as saying stem cell transplants are 80 percent successful, compared to a bone marrow transplant which has a 20 percent success rate. [Read more…] about Correction To Cell Transplant Story
Motorcycle Ride To Benefit Karen McGovern Fund
Area motorcyclists are invited to participate in the “Meet In the Park” Motorcycle Ride on Saturday, October 2. The rain date is Sunday, October 3. The first 100 riders will receive T-shirts. The cost is $25 and includes a paper bag lunch, prizes and more. The ride will benefit the Karen McGovern Fund. The Fund is a not-for-profit that benefits local families suffering medical crises. The ride begins in Wood Park at noon.
18th Annual Bird Seed Sale Dyken Pond Fund-Raiser
Order a premium bag of bird seed while supporting the programs of the Dyken Pond Environmental Eduction Center. Proceeds from this fund-raiser go towards scholarships for children at the Summer Nature Camp and land protection efforts. Stock up to last the winter!
The last day to order is October 8; pick up is October 16 from 9 am to 12 noon at Capital Agway, 1333 NY 7 in Troy. There is a 10% discount to members on any item at Agway purchased the day of pickup.
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Richard Moulton
Petersburgh – Richard Leon Moulton, 96, passed away on Friday, September 24, 2010, at the Hoosick Falls Health Center in Hoosick Falls, NY. He had formerly resided on Varville Road in Petersburgh, NY. Richard was the husband of Ruth (Walker) Moulton, who died in 2001.
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Eliot Kerr
Hoosick – A celebration of life and private burial for Eliot Wiggin Kerr was held on Thursday, September 23, 2010, at the Hoosick Rural Cemetery, Hoosick, NY.
Mr. Kerr, 79, died suddenly on February 11, 2010, following a hit and run accident in Jackson Township, NJ. He leaves his loving daughter, E. Wendy Baker of Hoosick Falls, NY, his devoted granddaughter, Jessie S. Baker of Ballston Lake, NY, and his beloved grandsons, Matthew J. and Lucas H. Baker, both of Hoosick Falls.
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