Eastern Rensselaer County's Community Newspaper
submitted by Rich Crist
Rensselaer County Legislators Alex Shannon and Judith Breselor said they would like applicants for a major gas pipeline proposed to be routed through southern Rensselaer County to schedule a public forum on the project in the County.
[Read more…] about Legislature Seeks Public Forum In County On Proposed Pipeline Project
NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home™ Standards Emphasize Enhanced Care Through Patient-Clinician Partnership
The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) today announced that Village Primary Care-Primary Care Health Partners of Hoosick Falls, NY has received NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Recognition for using evidence-based, patient-centered processes that focus on highly coordinated care and long-term, participative relationships.
by Bea Peterson
Marcel Pettway, 18, a post-graduate student at Hoosac School will be playing basketball for the Bryant University Bulldogs next year. [Read more…] about Hoosac School’s Marcel Pettway Awarded Division I Scholarship
Musician and historian Dave Ruch captivated his audience at the Stephentown Historical Society’s Heritage Center Monday evening. Whether he was playing guitar, mandolin, jaws harp, bones or spoons or singing, he brought history to life with his tales and songs of a long ago New York. [Read more…] about Dave Ruch Brings History To Life At Stephentown Heritage Center
HF 58 – Schuylerville 51
By Steve Bradley
When quarterfinal game time came around at the Hudson Valley Community College gymnasium for the HF Panthers to play the Schuylerville Black Horses, there was a delay. The delay was caused by the Ravena versus Mekeel Christian Academy game going into overtime. With the Panthers scheduled to play the winner of the game, it was enjoyable to watch the end of a very exciting game and see what was in store for the Panthers. Ravena, a number 13 seed who has beaten a number four and number five seed, came away a winner with a 78 – 76 OT win. Ravena will now face the Panthers in the semifinals at the Glens Falls Civic Center.
[Read more…] about Panthers Down Schuylerville; Advance To Glens Falls
by Steve Bradley
Rachel Pine scored 24 points and Taylor Hayes dashed any chances of Mechanicville staging a big comeback win.
submitted By Erin Clary
As the demand for tech-savvy employees increases in the global market, the New Lebanon Central School District technology program gives students a competitive advantage in both college and careers. Many students learn computer programming beginning in third grade and all students have computer class beginning in Kindergarten.
[Read more…] about New Lebanon Students Gain Competitive Technical Advantage
