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By Doug La Rocque
Jane McDermott first proposed the Post and Beam structure on Dunham Road to the Grafton Planning Board back in May. Since then the project has run into several delays, mostly dealing with environmental issues such as storm water runoff, septic plans, layout of the parking lot and other design concerns. [Read more…] about Greywacke Meadows Banquet House Gets Grafton Planning Board Approval
By Doug La Rocque
Earlier in the season the Doane Stuart Thunder Chickens (yes, Thunder Chickens) were identified by Berlin Coach Art Schmich as one of the teams he thought might provide their toughest league competition. [Read more…] about Berlin Boys’ Soccer Becoming An Offensive Juggernaut While Their Keepers Post A Pair Of Shutouts
The Hoosick Falls branch of Key Bank will collect taxes on behalf of the school district. [Read more…] about Hoosick Falls School District Adds In-Person School Tax Payment Option
By Doug La Rocque
Town Supervisor Ingrid Gundrum told the regular meeting of the Grafton Town Board September 12 that Councilmembers Eric Buckley and Allison Kirchner, along with Rescue Squad Captain Joe Allain have all but put the finishing touches on a bid for a new ambulance for the squad. [Read more…] about The Third Attempt At A Bid For A New Grafton Ambulance Is About Ready To Go
by Alex Brooks
Jamie Meehan was riding his bike from his family’s camp at Taconic Lake over to the Grafton Lakes State Park. Halfway across Steve O’Dell Road he saw a deer in the bushes by the side of the road. [Read more…] about Grafton Man Attacked By Deer
The participants, that include many veterans, active military and those showing support for the troops march to the slogan “no one marches alone.” [Read more…] about The Annual Patriot Ruckmarch To Again Make The Grafton VFW Its Turning Point For September 24 Event
The Draken, a Norwegian built Viking ship, passed through the Capital Region last week. [Read more…] about Viking Ship Passes Through Region
The Fashionistas successfully completed their first year as 4-H members and received a number of blue ribbons for their completed projects at the 2016 Schaghticoke Fair.
[Read more…] about Fashionistas 4-H ClubWraps Up First Year With Schaghticoke Fair Activities
By Doug La Rocque
The last couple of years have seen a lot of disagreement between members of the Grafton Town Board over the budget and the budget process. This year Town Supervisor Ingrid Gundrum said she expects the process to be more timely transparent. [Read more…] about Grafton Supervisor Gundrum Looks Forward To A Quieter Budget Season
