Eastern Rensselaer County's Community Newspaper
Hoosick Falls
With eight wrestlers entered, Hoosick Falls took fourth overall at the Ken Baker Tournament. Four of the team made it to the finals, with one champion and one third place finish. [Read more…] about Wrestling Results From Ken Baker Tourney
A fire destroyed a garage located at 485 River Road, just west of Route 67 at the Eagle Bridge, on Friday morning. [Read more…] about Fire Destroys Garage In Eagle Bridge
At Least One Other Still Sought
By Doug La Rocque
For the last two weeks, Eastern Rensselaer, Southern Washington and Southwestern Bennington Counties have been hit with a rash of burglaries, sometimes more than one occurring in near proximity of another. [Read more…] about Arrest Made in Tri-County Burglaries
Mr. & Mrs. Claus arrive at 6 pm on Friday night December 7 with the annual lighting of the Christmas tree in Memorial Park. [Read more…] about Christmas In Cambridge Weekend
by Steve Bradley
The Cambridge-Salem Indians football season came to an end on a cold, wet Friday evening at Potsdam High School. [Read more…] about Indians Fall In Regional Competition
by Steve Bradley
After responding to an accident just south of the Route 22 intersection with Center Road in White Creek, a NYS trooper was sitting in his vehicle processing paperwork when a southbound vehicle on Route 22 slammed into the rear of the trooper’s car. [Read more…] about Vehicle Slams Trooper Car At Accident Scene
Indians Head To Regionals In Potsdam
by Steve Bradley
The Cambridge-Salem Indians played the Panthers for the second week in a row. Last week it was the Hoosick Falls version and this week it was the Chatham version. This week was the Section 2, Class C Super Bowl. [Read more…] about Cambridge – Salem Defeats Chatham, 41 – 27
by Steve Bradley
For the first 15 minutes of the game it was hard to tell if the Cambridge-Salem Indians were playing the Helderburg Valley football team or a group of mannequins with football helmets on. [Read more…] about Indians Romp, 52 – 6
By Doug La Rocque
There was a large turnout of law enforcement along with many first responders, village, state and county officials as well as family members and residents last Wednesday, October 17, as the portion of Route 22 that travels through the Village of Cambridge, was dedicated to the late Police Chief George Bell. [Read more…] about Highway Dedicated To Chief
