by Bea Peterson
Work has begun on the Caretaker’s Bridge over the Walloomsac. Once completed, the one lane bridge will allow Battlefield visitors to drive their cars to the old cemetery, to another portion of the Battlefield and then cross over to the Barnett House.
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Progress Shown At Potter Hill Junkyard
by Erin Hogan
At the Petersburgh Town Board meeting on Monday Petersburgh Code Enforcement Officer Doug Hull reported that Curtis Main on Potter Hill Road has made significant progress on removing vehicles from his premises. [Read more…] about Progress Shown At Potter Hill Junkyard
Stephentown Hotel Reopens
by David Flint
After a two-month delay caused by last minute complications with the County Health Department, Miguel and Vilma Melendez have reopened the Stephentown Hotel. The grand opening took place on Friday, August 14, with the DJ Sound Control performing later in the evening.
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No Increase In BCS Tax Levy
by David Flint
The Berlin School Board at their meeting Tuesday set the tax levy for the 2009-10 school year at the amount approved by the voters in May, which is $8,317,221. The levy is the same as for the previous year. [Read more…] about No Increase In BCS Tax Levy
More Cell Tower Expansion In Hoosick
by Gary Danforth
The Town of Hoosick Planning Board meeting took place this past Monday evening, August 17, in stifling heat inside the Hoosick Falls Armory with Chairman Jim Dunigan calling the meeting to order at 7:30 pm. [Read more…] about More Cell Tower Expansion In Hoosick
An Amazing Effort In Response To The Floods
by David Flint
The Stephentown Fire Department and Highway Department along with the County Highway Department received high praise and applause at the Town Board meeting Monday evening for their response to the flooding that occurred the last week in July. [Read more…] about An Amazing Effort In Response To The Floods
Grafton Town Board Action – August 2009
by Erin Hogan
The Grafton Town Board meeting started off with the report from Highway Superintendent Sandy Hasbrouck and the only thing to report was the vandalism of the Mountain Chapel sign on Route 22 and other signs and other items that have indeed been “tagged.” The vandalism is now in the hands of the law and will now be taken care of by the District Attorney’s Office.
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Taste Of Hoosick Will Benefit HACA Food Pantry
Sample some of the area’s finest cuisine on Sunday, September 20, from 4 to 7 pm at the Hoosick Falls Country Club for the benefit of the food pantry run by the Hoosick Falls Church Association.
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Rev. Edith Craig Reynolds Foundation Distributes Funds To Local Organizations
Checks from the Edith Craig Reynolds Foundation were given to local organizations in the Town of Hoosick on July 11 at the Town of Hoosick Historical Association.
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Hoosick Youth Center Survivor Camp
by Bea Peterson
This week at the Hoosick Youth Center is Survivor Camp. There are no alliances, just lots of fun and competitions. [Read more…] about Hoosick Youth Center Survivor Camp