Hoosick Grange met on September 25 with Master David Cornell. At the previous meeting on September 11, the Grange worked on planning programs and refreshments for the coming year. This night they checked over the program to try to have everything right.
After the business meeting they had the Lecturer’s program. The Lecturer told about her trip to the 911 Memorial, talked and showed pictures. She also visited the aircraft carrier Intrepid, a sea, air, space museum complex. This was very interesting. The Lecturer took pictures of this big ship also. She had a few jokes and a closing thought.
It was time for refreshments, and Marion Cipperly had some delicious ones. In our next meeting on October 9, the Lecturer is having Charles Filkins present a program on postcards. This should be very interesting. Edna and Allen Cornell are in charge of refreshments.
The Lecturer reminded the Grange that on October 18 – 22 the New York State Grange would be meeting in Albany. Grangers should try to attend.
HF Homecoming Chicken BBQ
The Hoosick Falls High School Student Council is hosting the 5th Annual Homecoming Chicken BBQ on Friday, October 11, from 3 to 5 pm. Giffy’s BBQ will be providing the chicken dinners which include ½ chicken, potato, coleslaw, roll and dessert. Tickets cost $12 and are available for purchase at the High School Office 518-686-7321. Please call to pre-order your dinners by Tuesday, October 9.
Panthers Pound Taconic Hills, 68 – 0
by Steve Bradley
The Hoosick Falls Panther football team traveled 80 minutes down Route 22 last Friday night to meet the Taconic Hills Titans. Two hours later the Panthers returned after totally dominating the Titans. The Titans only entered the Panthers end of the field twice. The Panthers led 28 – 0 at the end of the first quarter, and 49 – 0 at the half.
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HF Boys Soccer Is Undefeated
by Steve Bradley
Cruising along like a well oiled machine, the Panthers are mowing them down. Last Thursday, facing a very good Hoosic Valley team on the Indians home field, HF earned a double overtime win. After the regulation game, with the score at 1 -1, the two teams moved into overtime. [Read more…] about HF Boys Soccer Is Undefeated
HF Girls Soccer – Almost Perfect
by Steve Bradley
Last Friday, the Lady Panther soccer team traveled to Hoosic Valley. The Panthers outscored the Indians 4 – 3 to bring home a win. Jordyn Haynes put 2 goals in the net. Kolumbia Cook and Casie Mann each scored once. Hannah Fricke had nine saves in goal. The Hoosic Valley goalie had 14 saves.
Monday afternoon, Mt. Anthony visited Delurey Field to play the Ladies. The hosts came away with a 4 – 1 victory. Rachel Pine and Jordyn Haynes each scored two goals for the Panthers. Hannah Fricke had seven stops in goal.
Haynes Sets New Scoring Record
Haynes, a sophomore, set a new HFCS record with the two goals. [Read more…] about HF Girls Soccer – Almost Perfect
HF Field Hockey Is Undefeated
by Steve Bradley
Monday afternoon a fine Hoosick Falls field hockey team played the Salem Generals on the HFCS field. Caytlyn Springer scored two goals, and Liz Ryan, Carsen Williams, Olivia Schneider and Ally Burdick each scored once to beat the Generals 6 – 0. The Salem goalie had her hands full the entire game, fending off 23 shots. Panther goalie Ashley St. Onge showed up for work, but the team gave her the day off, as she didn’t have to make any saves.
On Wednesday the team faced Schuylerville on the Black Horses’ beautiful turf field. The Panthers came away with a 7 – 0 win. Caytlyn Springer scored three goals, Liz Ryan two, Ally Burdick and Ashley St. Onge each had one.
This Friday, October 4, the team faces Greenwich at HFCS at 4:15 pm. On Wednesday, October 9, Greenwich comes to visit HFCS for a 4:15 pm start.
Town Of Hoosick Democrats And Hoosick First Committee Spaghetti Dinner
by Margaret Casey
The Town of Hoosick Democrats and Hoosick First Committee held a wildly successful Meet The Candidates dinner at the Polish Hall on Friday, September 27. “The enthusiasm for electing a new Town Supervisor, Highway Superintendent, two new Town Council members and County legislator was electric tonight,” said Bob Ryan, Committee Chair. “People are so eager to get a Town government with integrity, we sold out of everything!”
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Beautiful Weather For Giffy’s BBQ
by Cindy Mattison
The Town of Hoosick Republican Committee hosted a Giffy’s Chicken BBQ at Liporace’s Getty Station on Route 22 in Hoosick Falls on September 19. [Read more…] about Beautiful Weather For Giffy’s BBQ
Thank You – From The Berlin Elementary School Band
by Josh Greenberg, Berlin Elementary School Band Director
Two years ago the Berlin Elementary School Band Program sent out a call for instrument donations, and many area residents responded, giving over 20 used band instruments to our young musicians.
Two years later we are once again asking for your help, through instrument donations, as the music program continues to grow with over 90% of all students in Grades four and five involved in Concert Band. [Read more…] about Thank You – From The Berlin Elementary School Band
WW II Veterans Recognition
by Gail Smith
The public is invited to join us on Saturday, October 26, from 10 am to 12 noon at the Armory on Church Street (note change of venue) as we recognize and honor heroes from Hoosick Falls who served in World War II.
There will be a presentation of service awards to WW II veterans or family members representing deceased loved ones, a display by the Hoosick Falls Historical Society, appearances by local, County and State elected officials and the Patriot Guard Riders. A light lunch will be served following the program.
We invite you to come out and help us honor these men and women. Please make reservations by October 12 so we will have ample seating and food for those in attendance.
This event is being sponsored by Voice of a Vet, Heroes at Home and the American Legion Hoosick Falls Post.
If you have any questions, would like to make a reservation, or have a family member from Hoosick Falls who served in WW II, please call Gail at 686-9888.






