by Bea Peterson
A Public Hearing was held before the regular Town of Hoosick Board meeting on Monday, June 11. No one attended the hearing to comment on the proposed changes to the Town’s Land Use Law. During the meeting that followed, Local Law No. 1 of 2012 amended Local Law No. 2 of 2009 in relation to permitted uses in light/industrial commercial zones, minimum setbacks, maximum building height limit, non-conforming uses, special permits and definition.
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Village of Hoosick Falls Board Meeting – No Burning
by Bea Peterson
The Hoosick Falls Village Board meeting on Tuesday, June 12, began with a Public Hearing on Local Law No. 1. When the hearing closed, the Board voted to approve the Law which prohibits the burning of garbage, rubbish and refuse and regulates open burning and recreational fires within the Village. [Read more…] about Village of Hoosick Falls Board Meeting – No Burning
Rensselaer County Legislature – Polish Hall Recognized On 100th Anniversary
by Kieron Kramer
At its meeting on Tuesday evening the Rensselaer County Legislature passed a resolution commending the Society of St. Stanislaw, “The Polish Hall,” in Hoosick Falls upon celebrating its one hundredth anniversary. The resolution says, “Consistent with the duty of this Legislative body to recognize the contributions and achievements of organizations of service to Rensselaer County, we praise with respect and admiration the Society of St. Stanislaw as it reaches an important milestone.”
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New Lebanon Town Board Action – Town Hall Project Progressing Swiftly
by Thaddeus Flint
Onward and downward goes New Lebanon’s new Town Hall. “If everything goes to plan we will be digging the trenches next week,” said Councilmember Bruce Baldwin at Tuesday’s monthly Town Board meeting. “It’s moving quite swiftly.”
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Independence Ledger
by David Flint
Peter Hopkins gave an illustrated talk Monday, June 4, at the Stephentown Heritage Center about the Crane paper company and its colonial roots. Hopkins is a marketing and PR consultant and also historian for Crane & Company. Crane is noted especially for its beautiful 100% cotton engraved stationery and also for its high quality currency paper. [Read more…] about Independence Ledger
Hoosick Falls 10U And 12U Mid-Season Softball Tournament
submitted by Gary Funck
The 3rd Annual Hoosick Falls 10U and 12U mid-season softball tournament was held on June 8 – 10. The mid-season tournament was started to allow all league players the chance to play in a fun and competitive style tournament. The weather turned out great; the games were very competitive; the parking lots were packed, and the parents and spectators in attendance were treated to excellent softball games.
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Girl Scouts In Hoosick – 62 Years Ago
Hoosick Falls Police Blotter – May 28 to June 1, 2012
Monday, May 28 – 7 am investigation of illegal use of a credit card at Cumberland Farms
2:15 pm – Lost property on River Street
6:30 pm – Investigation of a property damage auto accident on River Street.
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Letter To The Editor – From Four BCS School Board Members
At the demand of BCS Board President Gina Goodermote the following letter is published untouched without any editing for grammar, diction, clarity or content.
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Letter To The Editor – Hats Off!
To The Editor:
My hat goes off to the Board members of the Berlin Central School District for having the tenacity and courage to stand with their conviction on voting against the proposed Bond issue on the Berlin Elementary School. We, as the taxpayers, could not know all the particulars and may have never been properly informed about the long-term loss of renovating and updating the old building. [Read more…] about Letter To The Editor – Hats Off!






