by Julie Luciano
The Lady Panthers have been hard at work with winning the Mount Anthony Soccer Tournament this past weekend, dominating Cambridge and battling against the Schuylerville horses.
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HF Boys Soccer Loses To Schuylerville
by Julie Luciano
Both the Panthers and the Schuylerville Horses started off strong with equal opportunities to put the ball in the back of the net. Hoosick Falls’ Chris LaCroix had several break-aways down the sideline only to get stopped by the strong Schuylerville defense. About 20 minutes into the first half, Schuylerville’s #10, Patrick Cassle, scored to put the Horses up 1-0. Not long after that they followed with two more goals. One from Andrew Ethier, who finished a loose ball in the box, and one from Raul Mejia, who scored off a free kick only several yards outside the 18 yard box.
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HFCS Golf Update
by Bea Peterson
On Tuesday, September 14, HF defeated Cambridge at Windy Hill, 4½ to ½. “Medalist Jordon Colvin tied Chris Crucetti with a 38,” said Coach Pam Hatfield. Eric Bloomer had a personal best of 44.
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Stephentown Library News
Pinwheels For Peace
The Stephentown Memorial Library will participate with groups and individuals around the world, celebrating International Peace Day on September 21. The Library will host dozens of pinwheels spinning on the lawn in the name of tolerance, unity and cooperation. [Read more…] about Stephentown Library News
Petersburgh Square Dancing
The Petersburgh Sunshine Seniors are pleased to announce that they will be bringing square dancing back to Petersburgh. Square dancing had been a tradition in the Memorial Hall for many years. Now, thanks to Floyd Smith and his friends, the opportunity to revive this American tradition in Petersburgh has returned. The dance will be held Saturday, October 16, at 7 pm.
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Popcorn At The Muster
The Stephentown Food Pantry will be selling popcorn at the Stephentown Fire Department Muster on Sunday. They also will provide information on the pantry’s services and hours. Donations of money or nonperishable food items are welcomed. Food should be within the use-by date.
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The First Irish Open Crazy Pin Golf Scramble
The Hoosick Falls Country Club will play host on Saturday, October 2, to the First Annual Irish Open Crazy Pin Golf Scramble with a shotgun start at 10 am. The entry fee is $50.
Come join the fun with the crazy pin locations, prizes and food. The event is a benefit for the Hoosick Falls St. Patrick’s Parade and Irish Festival.
Sign up at the Hoosick Falls Country Club or call 518-686-4210.
For more information on the event contact Kevin O’Malley at 518-686-9460.
The Annual Republican Golf Tournament
The Town of Hoosick Republican Party will host its annual golf tournament on Sunday, September 26, at the Hoosick Falls Country Club with an 8:30 am shotgun start. The tournament will be a four man scramble format with 18 holes. Lunch will be served and several prizes will be awarded. You can win $20,000 with a hole-in-one.
There are not many days left to golf before the leaves change color and the snow falls. So call Dave McCabe now at 518-686-4889 to sign up your team and join in on the fun.
Gordon At Library
Assemblyman Tim Gordon will make a stop on his Hometown Tour at the New Lebanon Library on Thursday, September 23, from 11 am to 1 pm. This is an opportunity for members of the community to share their views and concerns with him.
Family Dance Benefit
Friends of Kevin, Theresa and Dalton Stevens are hosting a Family Dance on Friday, September 17, from 7 to 11 pm at the Berlin Fire Hall with music provided by Hill Hollow Band. There will be 50/50 and silent auctions. Refreshments will also be for sale. Tickets cost $5 for singles, $8 for couples and $12 for families. Tickets are available at the door. Come on out for some good music, fun and food and help a local family at the same time! For more information or to volunteer, contact Nancy Lamphere at 658-9201.



