HAYC3’s Big Idea Lecture Series will offer a free lecture on Tuesday, November 10 on Health and Healing through Reiki. [Read more…] about HAYC3 Offers The Big Idea Lecture Series
HFCS Hosts Basketball Clinic
Almost seventy children from HFCS, Cambridge, SMA and Bennington participated in a basketball clinic organized by HFCS graduates Noordin Said and Shari Hand on Sunday at HFCS. [Read more…] about HFCS Hosts Basketball Clinic
Berlin Boys And Girls Soccer Teams End Season With Sectional Losses
By Doug La Rocque
Both Berlin Varsity Soccer Teams had great regular season records, the Boys even sharing in the Central Hudson Valley League title. Good enough were their efforts that both teams got home games in their opening Section II games, and ironically enough, both squads faced Northville’s Falcons. It was at the feet of these Falcons that both Berlin teams’ seasons came to an end. [Read more…] about Berlin Boys And Girls Soccer Teams End Season With Sectional Losses
Girls Fall To Schuylerville, 3 – 1
by Steve Bradley
The field hockey season came to an end last Sunday on the turf at Schuylerville High School. With both teams going into the Section II, Class C championship game with identical 18 – 0 records, it was going to be a disappointing finish to the season for one or the other. [Read more…] about Girls Fall To Schuylerville, 3 – 1
Panthers Outscore Rensselaer, 33 – 18
by Steve Bradley
Playing in the final game of the season on the HFCS field, the Panthers outgunned the Rensselaer Rams to take the win and bring their record to even in the win-loss column.
Sylvester’s Wife Has An Episode
Monday, June 13: Today I went to Lebanon with my covered wagon and carried Mother Holcomb to brother Samuel Beers’ on a visit and left her. My daughter Angeline and my two sons went with me and I carried a grist of rye and got ground to Bown’s Mill. This day I am 45 years of age. [Read more…] about Sylvester’s Wife Has An Episode
Fish Farming And Hydroponic Lettuce Production Coming To Former Seagroatt’s Site In Berlin
By Doug La Rocque
Perhaps the best economic news for Berlin and the Taconic Valley in years was laid out before the Berlin Planning Board following their regular session last Thursday night. Michael Pasternak, Chief Executive Officer of Sustainable Aqua Farms Enterprises and three associates presented their plans for the former Seagroatt property on Route 22. [Read more…] about Fish Farming And Hydroponic Lettuce Production Coming To Former Seagroatt’s Site In Berlin
Pedestrian Killed By Drunk Driver On River Street In Hoosick Falls
by Deb Alter
On Saturday night, October 24, tragedy struck Hoosick Falls. Kyle Redden, a 22 year-old resident of Hoosick Falls and Class of 2011 HFCS graduate, was struck and killed by a drunk driver as he was walking home from a party. Redden was taken to Southwestern Vermont Medical Center by the Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad. He died at the hospital. [Read more…] about Pedestrian Killed By Drunk Driver On River Street In Hoosick Falls
Petersburgh Home Destroyed By Fire
by Steve Bradley
A home at 103 Rabbit College Road was destroyed by fire Monday evening. [Read more…] about Petersburgh Home Destroyed By Fire
Raiders Super Bowl Bound After 33 – 0 Win
A swarming defense and a powerful offense make a tough combination to beat. Just ask opponents of the undefeated, Super Bowl bound Hoosick Falls Raiders. [Read more…] about Raiders Super Bowl Bound After 33 – 0 Win