On Monday, August 8, Hoosick Falls Community Alliance Church, 484 Hill Road, will sponsor a Red Cross Blood Drive from 1 to 6 pm. [Read more…] about Red Cross Blood Drive Monday, August 8
George Attends The County Convention
Saturday, September 15, 1838: Today I took my two horse team and carried my two sons to training to Nassau to Brainard’s Bridge and brother Morton rode to training with me. I paid nearly one dollar expense for my sons and what I bought to eat and drink. The training was broke up for General Garrett and Colonel Spencer could not agree on what ground to train.
Sunday: I went to meeting at the Seventh Day meeting house, priest Reynor a Universalist preached, brother Morton rode with me to meeting, and this afternoon I took my single wagon and carried Angeline to Hancock meeting house to hear the same priest preach that we heard in our own town. Today an alarming accident, the bridge near Benj Douglass broke down with a load cotton cloth and drowned the driver.
Sunday September 23: This morning I am quite unwell with the asthma. I sat up nearly all night. Tonight brother F. Jay Wylie and Elisha Tracy stayed with us returning from the west.
Wednesday: I went with my two horse team and carried brother Morton and wife to Troy to take the canal and go home. My wife and Angeline went. Tonight we stayed to Sprague’s tavern in Troy. I paid one dollar and six cts.
Thursday: This forenoon we went through Troy to the stores and traded. I bought two shawls for my two oldest daughters and paid eleven dol and fifty cts, and I paid two dol and fifty cts for a black lace veil for my wife and I paid one dol and 25 cts for ten yards velvet ribbon. I called to the tow boat office and took on two boxes and two bags goods for N. Nichols and he paid me the freightage, two dol and 49 cts. We got home at eleven this evening.
Friday: Today my two sons went to Cranston’s training.
Saturday: I this afternoon went to Pittsfield with my double team and carried Hegden eleven hundred and 23 pounds cheese at eight dollars per cwt and took his note for eighty nine dol til December next and he paid me the 84 cts cash.
Monday, October 1: This morning I took breakfast to Nathan Howard’s and then I rode with him to Troy. Said Howard hired Jury Vary to carry five of us candidates to the county convention. I paid 25 cts for my dinner in Troy to a tavern and twelve cts for bitters and three cts for beer. We returned to Howard’s about twelve this evening and took supper to said Howard’s and then I walked home.
DEC Releases PFOA Data For Little Hoosic River
by Alex Brooks
DEC has released PFOA data from the Petersburgh landfill and from the surface waters into which the leachate is flowing, with more extensive sampling results than those reported last week. They sampled groundwater [Read more…] about DEC Releases PFOA Data For Little Hoosic River
Marchione’s Statute Of Limitations Bill Regarding Claims Against Toxic Polluters Is Signed By Governor Cuomo
by Alex Brooks
A bill sponsored by State Senator Kathy Marchione revising statute of limitation law relating to “toxic torts” was signed by Governor Cuomo on July 21. The intent of this bill is simple – to preserve the right of people who have been sick [Read more…] about Marchione’s Statute Of Limitations Bill Regarding Claims Against Toxic Polluters Is Signed By Governor Cuomo
Future Of Grafton’s $150,000 Ambulance Grant Now In Question
By Doug La Rocque
At Monday evening’s special meeting of the Grafton Town Board, Supervisor Ingrid Gundrum delivered news about the long anticipated ambulance grant that no one in the room wanted to hear. Gundrum said she had spoken with [Read more…] about Future Of Grafton’s $150,000 Ambulance Grant Now In Question
Coffee Roaster Coming To Parsons Corner
by Alex Brooks
This picture of the Iron Coffee logo superimposed on the new Parson’s Corner building was circulating on social media on Tuesday, and Hoosick Falls Mayor [Read more…] about Coffee Roaster Coming To Parsons Corner
Reynolds Foundation Gives Grants
submitted by Diane Hosterman
[private]On Thursday evening, July 21, the members of the Board of Directors of the Reynolds Foundation, made up of Norma Brenenstuhl, James Monahan, [Read more…] about Reynolds Foundation Gives Grants
Remembering The Old Families Of Petersburgh
A few of the contributers of the “Remembrances of the Old Families of Petersburgh” gathered for a group picture: Sandra Davis, David Hewitt, Jane and Daniel McCumber,
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Give Blood – Give Life
The United Methodist Church will host a community blood drive with the American Red Cross on August 1, [Read more…] about Give Blood – Give Life
Hoosick Rocks The Block With A Feast And Music
Bring A Dish And Join The Party
It’s summertime, and that means it’s time to let loose a little. And Hoosick is a community with tremendous strength and spirit, and Hoosick residents have organized a [Read more…] about Hoosick Rocks The Block With A Feast And Music






