Create your own Origami Accordion Book, a beautiful example of handmade “book art” that makes a treasured keepsake, diary or unique gift for holidays, weddings or birthdays at the workshop that will be taught by Donna Maria de Creeft on September 15, from 10 to 11:30 am. A fee of $25 per person includes materials. The workshop must have a minimum of ten participants and will be held at the HAYC3 Center.
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Emma Kerr Becomes A Silver Girl Scout
Emma Kerr visited the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club to show off her special project that earned her the status of a Silver Star Girl Scout. [Read more…] about Emma Kerr Becomes A Silver Girl Scout
Learn To Clog
Come have fun and learn clogging with the Hill Country Cloggers. Classes start in the Elementary School cafeteria at the Hoosick Falls Central School on September 11 at 6:30 pm. For more information, call Margaret Pine at 686-7767.
Cans For Cancer
Terri Burdick, a member of the Hoosier Hopefuls Relay for Life team, collects cans and bottles all year long for the American Cancer Society. Call her for pick-up at 686-7851 or bring your redeemables to the Nickelback Redemption Center on lower Carey Avenue in Hoosick Falls and add to our account. Why not even donate a few of your own when redeeming? Any donation is appreciated. It is a great way to help a great cause.
Janice Rose Bergevin
Hoosick Falls – Janice Rose Bergevin, 70, died on Sunday, August 19, 2012, at the Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation at Hoosick Falls in Hoosick Falls, NY. She was born March 7, 1942, in Watertown, NY, and was the daughter of August William and Rosemary (Quin) Bergevin.
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St. Stanislaw Society Celebrates 100 Years
by Bea Peterson
The St. Stanislaw Society (The Polish Hall) began 100 years ago as an organization made up of Catholic males of Polish descent. The “Polish Hall” was a place for members to hear the language of their homeland, to maintain Polish traditions and to socialize. The St. Stanislaw Society Women’s Auxiliary was active and supportive as well. Over the years the Society has changed with the times. While the organization still remembers the customs of Poland and maintains St. Stanislaw, the Bishop, as the guardian of the Society, it has transformed itself into a service organization that provides a social atmosphere for any adult who wishes to become a member. Today the organization has a membership of almost 600 people in 11 states. Since 1996, the St. Stanislaw Society has donated almost half a million dollars to over 80 local and regional charitable organizations. [Read more…] about St. Stanislaw Society Celebrates 100 Years
Inebriated Man Not On Track
a release from the Hoosick Falls Police Department
On Thursday, August 16, the Hoosick Falls Police Department investigated an incident, at about 12 pm, in which a male subject had climbed on top of the railroad trestle on Mechanic Street in the Village of Hoosick Falls. It appeared to witnesses that the subject was about to jump on the tracks, causing the train to stop.
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Hoosick Falls Community Band Recognizes Walter Dunham
by Bea Peterson
The Hoosick Falls Community Band played its final concert of the season Wednesday evening. At the start of the eight week concert series July 4 the sun was setting as the concert ended. Wednesday night, August 22, the sun was setting as the concert began.
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Walter A. Wood Alumni Donate To The HACA Food Pantry
St. Stanislaw Society Annual Clam/Steak Bake
The St. Stanislaw Society on Mechanic Street in Hoosick Falls is sponsoring its annual clam/steak bake on Sunday, September 2, from 1 to 7 pm. Hamburgers, sausages and hot dogs will be served from 1 to 3 pm to complement the Manhattan clam chowder and raw clams, served until gone!
The main bake includes three dozen steamers (available earlier, too), steak, baked potato and fresh corn on the cob. Beer, soda and water are also included. Great lobster and 50/50 raffles add to the fun of the day!
DJ John Woodell will entertain from 4 to 7 pm. Member price is still only $30, $35 for nonmembers. Tickets are available for purchase at the Polish Hall, 686-7810. The first 50 sold earn a free lobster raffle ticket too! With only 100 for sale, don’t be left out!




