Eastern Rensselaer County's Community Newspaper
Hoosick Falls Memorial Day Celebrations And Parade
Memorial Day Rites in the Village of Hoosick Falls begin at 8 am on Monday, May 27, with the raising of the American Flag over Wood Park, by American Legion Commander Ed Powers, with a salute from the Legion, its Auxiliary and the Veteran’s of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. [Read more…] about Hoosick Falls
Donors and Staff Welcome Physical Therapy Services at Twin Rivers Medical
Funds needed to equip the physical therapy space were provided through a gift made by the Farraras and a grant from the Mary McClellan Foundation. Services are provided by Southwestern Vermont Health Care. [Read more…] about Hoosick Falls
Brew Pub Application Moves Forward
By Doug La Rocque
Nearly 30 people turned out for a public hearing on Monday, May 20. [Read more…] about Grafton
We Bid You Come Bid…
By Thaddeus Flint
New Lebanon is finding it difficult to get people to bid on projects, it was heard at the May 14 Town Board meeting. [Read more…] about New Lebanon
Hickey Reaches 200, Yeung Has 700+
Hoosick Falls 7
Holy Names 16
Tuesday, May 21. Played at Holy Names in Albany. This semi-final round of the Section 2, Class D sectionals the #3 seeded Hoosick Falls Panthers faced off against #2 seeded Holy Names. [Read more…] about Girls Lacrosse
North Hoosick, NY – Eric J. Bryant, 47, passed away on Wednesday May 15, at the Albany Medical Center. He resided in North Hoosick with his wife Julie (Bornt) Bryant. [Read more…] about Eric J. Bryant
Finding The Right Truss
by George Holcomb • Transcribed by Betty McClave • Edited by Alex Brooks
Saturday, April 25, 1846: This afternoon I took my two horse pleasure wagon and carried my wife and Charlotte to Lebanon, we carried to Gay’s store 14 pounds of lard at nine cts per and had credited. [Read more…] about The Life Of George Holcomb
193 Years Of Fire Service To The Community
By Doug La Rocque
That’s the number you arrive at when you add together the Goyer gentlemen’s years of service. [Read more…] about Grafton
Battling “Zombie” Properties
By Doug La Rocque
These “zombies” are not the same as in the popular 1968 movie, “The Night of the Living Dead,” but instead are abandoned buildings which have gone unmaintained, to the point of not only becoming an eyesore to the community, but of falling into such a state of disrepair as to become dangerous and unhealthy. [Read more…] about Brunswick
Bright Yellow
Trout Lily (Erythronium americanum), named for its mottled leaves, is blooming brightly now in our rich woods. [Read more…] about Outdoors With Trix
