VOCs Discovered In Sewer Improvement Project Near John Street Superfund Site
Honeywell International is addressing the situation and formulating plans for remediation. [Read more…] about Hoosick Falls
Grafton
Wishing Herb Well In His Retirement
Former co-workers, town officials, past and present county office holders and many of the vendors that Herb Hasbrouck dealt with during his 38 years as Grafton Highway Superintendent gathered Saturday afternoon, November 30. [Read more…] about Grafton
Outdoors With Trix
Local Moss
Wavy-leaf Moss (Plagiomnium ciliare) is a native True Moss found in the United States and Canada. [Read more…] about Outdoors With Trix
Rensselaer County
Sheriff’s PBA Helps Make The Holidays A Little Happier
It is a yearly tradition with the Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Department Police Benevolent Association. [Read more…] about Rensselaer County
Washington
Delgado Bill On PFAS Is Approved In Committee
Submitted by the Office of Representative Antonio Delgado
On Wednesday, November 20, the House Committee on Energy And Commerce considered legislation to expand access to clean water during a full committee markup. [Read more…] about Washington
WBH Principal Turned Into A Human Nacho
Submitted by Kristin LaPlante
During the month of November, Walter B. Howard students in Pre-K to 6 read at home for the annual Readathon. [Read more…] about WBH Principal Turned Into A Human Nacho
Hoosick Falls
CPWG Schedules Next Meeting
The next Hoosick Falls Community Participation Work Group (CPWG) meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, December 18. [Read more…] about Hoosick Falls
Kelly Enlists In National Guard
On Thursday, November 21, 2019, Shaelynn Elizabeth Kelly, daughter of Patrick and Julia Kelly from Hoosick Falls, NY and a 2015 HFCS graduate, enlisted as a Commissioned Officer Candidate (09S) with the New York National Guard. [Read more…] about Kelly Enlists In National Guard
Fiddler On The Roof? Not So Much
Hoosick Falls School Superintendent Patrick Daily wasn’t just fiddling around when he offered to spend the day, Tuesday, November 26 on the roof of the school, overlooking the High School entrance. [Read more…] about Fiddler On The Roof? Not So Much
Grafton
Santa Makes An Early Stop
By Doug La Rocque
All the children in Grafton must be good boys and girls, because Santa and Mrs. Claus always make it a point to come to town early every year to visit with one and all and catch a bit of breakfast at the monthly Grafton Fire Department and Auxiliary Breakfast. [Read more…] about Grafton