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Time Brings Change, But Gardner’s Remains A Staple
A lot has changed in 30 years in Stephentown. Many of the business that were around then are gone, some replaced, but when you talk to Neil Gardner, he notes that the business climate in the town isn’t what it once was. [Read more…] about Time Brings Change, But Gardner’s Remains A Staple
Stephentown Planning Board
Article 78 Proceeding Concerning Mobile Home Park Is Denied
In his decision, State Supreme Court Judge Patrick McGrath ruled that Stephentown Attorney Brian Baker had not yet exhausted all his legal remedies with the town, thus by law precluding the issuance of a preliminary or permanent injunction against the the addition of seven more mobile home sites at a park that already exists at the corner of Brown’s Road and Route 22. [Read more…] about Stephentown Planning Board
Republicans Take Both District 5 Seats
The mood was jubilant at the Barbecue Recreation in Hoosick, where Republican candidates for both Town and County offices had gathered on Tuesday evening after the polls had closed. [Read more…] about Republicans Take Both District 5 Seats
Chris Roe Wins 2017 Tom Coughlin Award
The Friends of Grafton Lakes State Park awarded the 2017 Tom Conklin Service Award to Chris Roe of Grafton, New York on November 2 during their Annual Dinner Meeting. [Read more…] about Chris Roe Wins 2017 Tom Coughlin Award
Grafton Town Board
Budget Hearing, Snowplowing Privatization Questioned
The proposed tax hike of 39 cents per thousand of assessed valuation, never came up at the Grafton Budget Hearing Monday night, November 6. [Read more…] about Grafton Town Board
Brunswick Planning Board
Solar Project, Horse Barn Again Dominate The Session
The Planning Board, it’s Attorney Craig Gilchrist and Engineer Wayne Bonesteel went through the Borrego Solar Project’s long form environmental review documentation line by line last Thursday night, November 2. [Read more…] about Brunswick Planning Board
HFCS Modified Field Hockey
Submitted by Eileen Drunkenmiller
Hoosick Fall Central School’s girls modified field hockey team finished their season with a record of six wins, two losses, and three ties. [Read more…] about HFCS Modified Field Hockey
George Holcomb
(George’s cousin Samuel died on Sunday, March 20) [Read more…] about George Holcomb
Outdoors With Trix Niernberger
Maple-leaved Viburnum (Viburnum acerifolium) is a native shrub in our local woods with maple-like leaves that also turn red in the fall. However, you won’t see these purple berries on a maple tree.
Photo taken in the Petersburgh woods by Trix Niernberger.