Internationally famous bluegrass band Monroe Crossing performs “The World Beloved: A Bluegrass Mass” with the Battenkill Chorale on Saturday, May 7 at 7 pm and Sunday, May 8 at 4 pm, at Immaculate Conception Church, 73 Main Street, Hoosick Falls, NY. [Read more…] about Monroe Crossing Partners With Battenkill Chorale In “Bluegrass Mass”
Hoosick
Help Wanted For Kiwanis’ Playground Community Build
The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis, the Town of Hoosick, and the Village of Hoosick Falls need your help. We are putting the new playground together on Thursday, May 19 from 11 am to 6 pm, Friday, May 20 from 8 am to 7 pm, and on Saturday morning. Bring your own shovel, metal rake, and 3/8ths ratchet wrench. Meals for volunteers have been donated by local restaurants.
On Tuesday, May 24, we will add the swings, etc. Volunteers and their families will test it all out.
The playground will open the next day, Wednesday, May 25.
Anyone that would like to volunteer for any of those days or hours, please call Wendy Larson at 518-429-1646 or text only Gale Leva at 518-578-3348. Thank you!
EC Fund Receives Stewarts Holiday Match Funds
by Steve Bradley
Stewarts Stores made a $350 donation to the EC Fund as part of its “Holiday Match” program. Stewart’s matches the money left at the checkout counter “change jar” for local donation. Kathi Carknard accepted the donation on behalf of the EC Fund. [Read more…] about EC Fund Receives Stewarts Holiday Match Funds
Hoosick Grange News
It was Grange Night and Food Pantry Night on April 27. Master David Cornell presided over the meeting. He brought up the price of oil and what we paid and the current price, and ordered more oil. It was brought up about the water at the hall, and it was tested and evaluated and will have a carbon filter put in next week. It was also discussed whether we would do a float and ideas are wanted. [Read more…] about Hoosick Grange News
Bennington Battlefield Events
May 7, 9 am to 4 pm – I Love My Park Day: Bennington Battlefield State Historic Site, NY State Route 67, Walloomsac, NY. Volunteers are needed for a planting project to beautify the picnic area of the park. Appropriate for all ages. Participants may bring their own trowels. Green thumbs encouraged. Help beautify the site for Spring.RSVP required. No cost. [Read more…] about Bennington Battlefield Events
Grand Opening Event Welcomes New Businesses
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony, Open Houses Draw a Crowd
by Deb Alter
The northern end of Church Street in Hoosick Falls was all abuzz with activity on Monday evening, April 18. Lots of community members and local officials, as well as Hoosick Local Development Corporation (HLDC) committee members were downtown to welcome Xentrix Hair Saloon, Little Sprouts, and Shaw’s Mobile Repair Services. Visitors to the shops were invited to look around, talk to the proprietors, and sample snacks and beverages. And, it was a social event. [Read more…] about Grand Opening Event Welcomes New Businesses
Hoosick Property Values: Too Soon To Tell
by Deb Alter
Opinions differ on the effect of the water crisis on property values in Hoosick and Hoosick Falls. Local real estate agents, banks, and the Town Assessor have differing perspectives on the question of whether property values are depressed because of the water crisis. [Read more…] about Hoosick Property Values: Too Soon To Tell
Walloomsac Accident Wrecks Three Vehicles
by Steve Bradley
A three car accident in Walloomsac that could have been much worse ended with no serious injuries. The accident happened at noon Sunday in front of Sonny’s Motors on Route 67. [Read more…] about Walloomsac Accident Wrecks Three Vehicles
ASA Seeks Pre-Applications For Farmland Protection Grants
The Agricultural Stewardship Association (ASA) is accepting pre-applications from farmers in Washington and Rensselaer counties that wish to apply to the state farmland protection program. Pre-applications are due by Friday, May 13 to ASA’s office. [Read more…] about ASA Seeks Pre-Applications For Farmland Protection Grants
A Great Day For a Great Cause
by Steve Bradley
The day was off to a perfect start before the first competitor arrived at the Wood Park. It was a spectacular spring day for the Lace Up and Race For the Cure. Competitors began arriving an hour before start time and didn’t stop until there were 262 of them, a new race record that surpassed the hopes of the organizers. [Read more…] about A Great Day For a Great Cause





