The Taconic Valley Soccer Club will be holding its annual meeting on Tuesday, March 31, at 7:30 pm at the Berlin Library. All coaches should attend.
Dave Sutton At The Capital Repertory Theatre
Through finely-tuned Irish songs and dance, James Joyce’s “The Dead” awakened at the Capital Repertory Theatre on its opening night, March 18. [Read more…] about Dave Sutton At The Capital Repertory Theatre
Lars “Peter” Jansen
Berlin – Lars “Peter” Jansen, 39, of 25th Street, Troy, NY, died on Tuesday at Samaritan Hospital in Troy surrounded by his loving family.
Donald J. Mulready
Hoosick Falls – Donald J. Mulready, 73, died Wednesday, March 11, 2009, at the Bennington Health & Rehabilitation Center in Bennington, VT. He had been a resident there for several years. Don formerly resided in Hoosick Falls, NY.
Travis L. Knorowski
Averill Park – Travis L. Knorowski, 25, of Route 43, Averill Park, NY, died suddenly on Tuesday, March 10, 2009.
Patricia A. Rayner
North Bennington – Patricia A. (Moon) Rayner, 66, died Thursday, March 12, 2009, at the Albany Medical Center in Albany, NY, surrounded by her family. [Read more…] about Patricia A. Rayner
George Pays Off Debts
Wednesday, April 9, 1851: Today when I was in Pittsfield I paid up and took a note of one hundred and thirty three dollars that F. Jay Wylie held against me, given May 29 1849 [Read more…] about George Pays Off Debts
Hoosick Town Board Passes Land Use/Zoning Law By 3-2 Vote
by Gary Danforth
Amidst a backdrop of a well attended meeting punctuated by passionate speeches by Board and audience members for and against a proposed land use/zoning law, the regular monthly Town of Hoosick Board meeting took place Monday evening, March 9, in the Hoosick Falls Armory with Supervisor Marilyn Douglas calling the meeting to order at 7:05 pm.
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Economic Downturn Hits Hoosick Falls
by Bea Peterson
On Monday eleven full time employees were laid off from Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics factory in Hoosick Falls. [Read more…] about Economic Downturn Hits Hoosick Falls
New Lebanon Wants New Municipal Building
by Kieron Kramer
Experience can empower or it can enslave. It keeps you from repeating your mistakes, it guides you when approaching a new task and it informs you of what can be done or it can wall you in. So breadth of experience is most important. Without breadth of experience one can be locked into a narrow solution of a problem and not be able to, as the saying goes, think outside the box. [Read more…] about New Lebanon Wants New Municipal Building