Berlin High School senior, Matt Berish, has joined an elite fraternity of college bound athletes from around the country. Matt was recently chosen to participate in Coast to Coast Baseball’s Florida showcase event being held this December. With a combination of excellent coaching, outstanding competition and unparalleled education, Coast to Coast Baseball prepares the nation’s top amateur players for success at the collegiate and professional level.
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EZ Mart: One Stop Shopping In New Lebanon
by Lorri Parisi
The EZ Mart on Route 20/22 in New Lebanon is expanding its services, especially during the absence of a local grocery store in the valley. The Mobil Gas pumps have been replaced with Sunoco, and EZ Mart now offers fuel savings using your Price Chopper Card. Cash or credit options are now available at the pump.
Shoppers can purchase groceries and beer, enjoy a cup of Green Mountain Coffee or have a breakfast sandwich or a Boar’s Head sandwich made fresh at the Deli.
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Cell Transplants Save Lives
by Bea Peterson
Bill Johnston, a past recipient of the Karen McGovern Award was at the McGovern Volleyball Tournament Saturday promoting the National Marrow Donor Registry. This past spring he organized two donor drives in Hoosick Falls urging people to participate in the Registry.
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Joseph Edward Grobuski
Hoosick Falls – Joseph Edward Grobuski, 53, passed away surrounded by his family on Saturday, September 4, 2010, at his residence on Troy Street in Hoosick Falls, NY. He had resided there with his wife Diana (Wilbur) Grobuski.
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Dissension In The Stephentown Fire Dept.
by David Flint
Jamieson Pelletier’s expulsion from the Stephentown Volunteer Fire Department this past March is still a source of major dissension in the ranks. The sticking point for many seems to be that the membership still does not know for sure why he was expelled. They also believe that, just as in a recent episode with the Stephentown Zoning Board, due process and governing regulations – in this case, the SVFD Bylaws – were not followed.
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Are You Ready For Some Football?
Friday Night Under The Lights
by Bea Peterson
The HFCS Football Season begins Friday, September 3, at 7 pm at home against Corinth. The new bleachers and press box are in place. There is a classy white fence trimming the field. The food bar, a fairly recent addition, is set to go. The only hang up may be the weather. It will be in the 80s until the sun goes down, and there is a possibility of rain. Fans will just have to wait and see.
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DEC Kills Moose
Moose Mixed With Cows
by David Flint
A yearling moose began hanging out at the end of July with the cows on the farm of Leo and Janette Roberts on Newton Road in Stephentown. Leo said it wasn’t bothering anybody. But the animal looked a bit scruffy – it may have been molting – and it seemed to have no fear of humans. So people who observed it began to wonder if there was something wrong with it and eventually the Department of Environmental Conservation was called to come have a look.
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A Summer Family Fair
by Bea Peterson
Carnival ride lights illuminated the Town of Hoosick Athletic Field Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week. Unfortunately for the teenagers, most of the rides were geared for the younger set. Adults who took the time to browse around found great musical entertainment by the Champagne Jam Country & Western band, an antique car show and a dozen or more vendors of jewelry, clothing and assorted handcrafts. There was plenty to eat and Boy Scouts to visit while they camped out. Skilled belly dancer Fiona Slattery was an added attraction near the food concessions.
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NLCS District Consolidates Bus Routes
by Phillip Zema
At the New Lebanon School Board meeting on September 1, Transportation Supervisor Mary Mabb announced that the number of District bus routes has been reduced from 19 to 15. She added that while some of the routes might become slightly longer, the time difference would not be substantial. [Read more…] about NLCS District Consolidates Bus Routes
Berlin Central School District Announces New Teachers
The Interim Superintendent of the Berlin Central School District, Eileen Leffler, has announced the addition of five teachers to the District school staff.
Noting that none are replacing the teacher position eliminated last year, Mrs. Leffler said the teachers, one of which is half time, are in the fields of special education, speech therapy, English and art.
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