Hoosick Falls vs. Cambridge in Section 2 Class C Finals Friday
The Section 2 Class C Girls Finals will be held at Hudson Valley Community College on Friday, March 1, beginning at 7:45 pm. [Read more…] about Girls Basketball
Local News
Historic Picture Series
A look back at a more bustling time in Eagle Bridge, and in particular, the railroad yards. [Read more…] about Historic Picture Series
Republicans Endorse Candidates
Rensselaer County Republicans officially picked their candidates for countywide races this fall in a County Committee meeting on Monday, February 25. [Read more…] about Republicans Endorse Candidates
Berlin Student Art Work On Display
Sumitted by Samantha Noles, Art Instructor
The Berlin High School Art Department is celebrating Youth Art Month (every March). [Read more…] about Berlin Student Art Work On Display
Hoosick Lions Club
Teddy Bears And Donations Top Meeting
Submitted by Bill Gaillard
Hoosick Rescue Squad members Roseann Miller and Bill Gaillard received a gift of teddy bears from the Life Skills class at Hoosick Falls Central School. [Read more…] about Hoosick Lions Club
Stephentown Town Board
An Introduction: Broadband Internet, Meet Stephentown
By Thaddeus Flint
Broadband internet has finally arrived in Stephentown, it was reported at the February 19 Town Board meeting. [Read more…] about Stephentown Town Board
St. Mary’s Academy
By Doug La Rocque
News that St. Mary’s Academy will close at the end of this school year was not totally unanticipated, but still very much a shock, not only to the school community but to the Village of Hoosick Falls as well. [Read more…] about St. Mary’s Academy
Boys Basketball
Rensselear 7 13 11 8 39
Hoosick Falls 18 11 14 15 58 [Read more…] about Boys Basketball
Washington DC and Hoosick Falls
EPA Plan For PFOA Regulation Called Too Little, Too Late
By Doug La Rocque
An announcement by the Environmental Protection Agency last Thursday, February14, that it will seek authorization to regulate toxic chemicals, such as PFOA and PFAS by the end of the year, is not being met with a favorable reaction. [Read more…] about Washington DC and Hoosick Falls
Seeking to Restore AIM Funding
Elected Officials from numerous towns and villages planned to gather along with Rensselaer County Excutive Steve McLaughlin on Thursday, February 21, to demand state lawmakers restore the cuts in the Aid and Incentives for Municipalities Funding (AIM) contained in Governor Cuomo’s budget proposal. [Read more…] about Seeking to Restore AIM Funding