by Bea Peterson
Almost three years to the day, the hole that was Dougherty’s Restaurant has finally been filled in. [Read more…] about Empty Corner Lot Seeded
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Sugaring On Johnson Hill Road
by Bea Peterson
Every year it seems Dick Ogden finds another way to take more of the work out of making maple syrup. This year he added a steamaway cover over the evaporator. It improves efficiency by 75 percent. [Read more…] about Sugaring On Johnson Hill Road
Annual Spring Tree & Shrub Sale Order Forms At Town Of Hoosick Offices
Order forms for the annual tree and shrub sale sponsored by the Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District are available at the Town of Hoosick offices in the New York State Armory in Hoosick Falls.
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US Census Tests Will Be Given In Hoosick Falls
Town of Hoosick Supervisor Marilyn Douglas recently announced that arrangements have been completed with the U. S. Census Bureau for testing for employment opportunities for the 2010 Census to be given at the Town Offices in the New York State Armory on the following Tuesdays in April – April 7, April 14 and April 28. The testing sessions will occur at 10 am and 2 pm daily for approximately 20 people.
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Grafton Elementary School Talent Show
Gigi French Takes The Gold
Gigi French, an eight year old third-grader in the Berlin Elementary School, traveled to Harvard University in Boston, MA, on March 22 to compete in the 2009 YMCA New England Swimming Championships.
Stephentown Historical Society Launches Notecard Sales
The Stephentown Historical Society has created notecard sets illustrating three historic buildings of Stephentown as part of the Town’s celebration of its 225th anniversary. The three designs are reproduced on quality card stock from original artwork. [Read more…] about Stephentown Historical Society Launches Notecard Sales
Grafton 4H Club Wins Cardboard Box Derby
New Lebanon Building Committee Meeting
An important Building Committee meeting will be held on April 1, at 7 pm at the American Legion Hall. Discussions will include the Building/Environmental concerns regarding the Ceramtek Building. It is hoped that two current/former employees of the facility will be present to answer any questions regarding the property. Also on the agenda will be Requests for Proposal (RFPs) for the demolition of the Town Hall. Everyone is encouraged to attend.