All Former New York Service Members Entitled To Funeral Honors

by Spec. Rachel L. Sanzo, 42nd Infantry Division Public Affairs All New Yorkers who have served in the military, even if they never served in combat, are entitled to receive military honors at their funerals, according to Donald E. Roy, Director of the New York State Military Forces Honor Guard. “In 2009, the Honor Guard [...]

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Letter To The Editor – A Vote Of No Confidence

To the Editor: On December 8 the community members of the Berlin Central School District voted against funding the building plan put forth by the District administration and the Board of Education. The overwhelming NO vote was not due solely to the difficult economic times we are all experiencing, as our interim Superintendent has suggested.

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Letter To The Editor – The Need For Office Space Still Exists

To the editor: Apparently the Town of Berlin is in dire need of adequate office space. I understand that inclusive of Ann Maxon’s basement, all important Town records are now stored within 580 sq. feet of storage area. In many instances our vital records are now vulnerable to water damage, mold, etc. Gosh, not what [...]

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Nothing Doing

by Erin Hogan On January 25 the Grafton Planning Board met for approximately five minutes. All members were present. There wasn’t much on the agenda. Because of the winter season there’s not much going on in the Grafton planning board world. At this meeting the minutes were approved and that was all that was needed [...]

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Strengthening Families

A free, six week program for parents/guardians and children ages 10 to 14 is coming to Hoosick Falls Central School in February. The program will improve adult relationships with adolescents, provide ideas about how to improve communication and resolve conflicts, and, because it involves young people, they learn new skills, too. Dinner will be provided [...]

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Mountaineers Fall On Grand Game For LCS

by Ryan Mosher Despite losing two of their last three games, the Berlin boys basketball team traveled to Loudonville on Friday having improved their play drastically since they hosted the Eagles to open the season. Friday night was a special night for the Eagles, as their standout guard Cullen Overholt stood just 14 points away [...]

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Mountaineer/Tiger Wrestlers Face Tough Competition At ICC Tourney

by Ryan Mosher The Berlin-New Lebanon wrestling team traveled to the Ichabod Crane wrestling tournament this past weekend to take on several tough Capital District wrestling teams. After losing the opening match of the day to a very tough Schuylerville team, the Mountaineers/Tigers then took on Schoharie.

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Panther Bowlers Are Southern Division Champs

On Thursday, January 21, the Hoosick Falls bowling team beat Luzerne by the score of 4-0. This was their last regular league match of the season giving them a record of 49-7. The victory means that the Panthers are the Southern Division champion of the Adirondack League and will bowl Fort Edward on Thursday, February [...]

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Panther Boys Hoop Team Beats Cambridge, Faces Schuylerville Friday Night

by Gary Danforth The Hoosick Falls Central School boys basketball team got back to their winning ways last Friday night, January 22, when they traveled to Cambridge Central School and took the measure of the Indians by a 57-42 score. Mike Lilac Jr.’s Panther five raised their WASAREN League mark to 8-1 with the win [...]

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Panther Girls Hoop Team Is Competitive In Loss To Cambridge

by Gary Danforth Well, the Hoosick Falls Central School girls basketball team didn’t get a win last Friday night, January 22, when they hosted Cambridge Central School in a WASAREN League game, but they did give a very good accounting of themselves in their 57-43 loss.

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