Eastern Rensselaer County's Community Newspaper
submitted by Stephanie Sigot
Hoosick resident Sharon Sigot was first diagnosed with stage three breast cancer nine years ago. After a year of fighting, she proudly won her battle. Nearly five years later, her cancer returned, this time in her pancreas and liver. [Read more…] about Fundraiser For Sharon Sigot
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What’s for supper? A local Bald Eagle scans the landscape for prey earlier this week. Photo by Christopher Wright[/private]
A sweet 16 party for Cora Salvo of Berlin at the PVMCC showed what can be done with the space. A lounge area lit with colorful neon lights formed the centerpiece, with large neon colored paper flowers and neon colored feathers around the room. [Read more…] about PVMCC Transformed For Sweet 16 Party
The New Lebanon Library has scheduled these events in March. All of these events are free and will take place at the library, located at 550 State Route 20. For more information, call (518) 794-8844. [Read more…] about March Events At The New Lebanon Library
Grafton Youth Commission Chair Noelle Goyer sits with children from Grafton who gathered Friday night at the VFW Hall for a movie, popcorn and ice cream. [Read more…] about Youth Movie Night In Grafton
submitted by Corinne Philpott
Hoosick Grange had an open meeting on February 10. Master David Cornell discussed the business that the Grange needed to act on. The lecturer presented the program. Grangers were to bring papers, clippings, pictures or some subject they were interested in for show and tell. Just about everyone had something. [Read more…] about Hoosick Grange News
by Steve Bradley
The HFCS boys basketball team got caught in a rain of three-pointers Friday evening at the Hudson Valley College McDonough Sports Complex. It seemed their opponent, the number one seeded Mekeel Christian Lions, couldn’t miss. Draining one three-pointer after another, usually only touching the net, the threes rained down. It was a very impressive show and an onslaught for which the Panthers had no answer. It began right after the jump ball to start the game and, although it lessened in the second half, it never let up. The loss brought the 2015-16 season to an end. [Read more…] about Boys Run Into A Rainstorm, Lose 76 – 41
By Doug La Rocque
Despite building a five point lead early in the game, the Berlin Mountaineers were not able to stop a strong transition and baseline game by Northville, and fell in the opening round of the Class D Section II Playoffs by a 73-57 score. [Read more…] about Berlin Boys Basketball Season Comes To An End At The Hands Of The Northville Falcons
[private]What’s for supper? A local Bald Eagle scans the landscape for prey earlier this week. Photo by Christopher Wright[/private]
Please join the Agricultural Stewardship Association (ASA) on March 12 at 10 am for a visit to the beautiful wooded property of John and Peg Underwood in the Town of Hebron. [Read more…] about Maple Syrup Walk
