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Eastern Rensselaer County's Community Newspaper

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Hoosick Falls

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Karen And Molly McGovern Fund 2020

We’ve all experienced challenges in our everyday lives due to the repercussions of COVID-19 and The Karen McGovern Memorial Volleyball Tournament is no exception. Unfortunately we are unable to have the Volleyball Tournament this year. 

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Hoosick Falls

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1,000 Cranes Reaches New Heights

CiviCure’s 1,000 CRANES origami fundraising project is reaching new heights! We are over halfway to our goal of raising $1,000 in support of the HACA food pantry in Hoosick Falls.

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Brunswick

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It’s A Slow Go For Three Major Projects In Town

by Doug La Rocque

With consideration of a minor subdivision pulled from the agenda because of engineering delays, the Brunswick Planning Board got right down to the heart of the matter at its Thursday, August 20 meeting.

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Gardening With Miranda

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Grow Food 

by Miranda Sehl

Hopefully you’re finding ways to consume all your garden fresh veggies and making headway with your fall garden! Most people, including myself, start out with just a spring garden.

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Hoosick Falls

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Massive Food Giveaway Planned For Hoosick Falls And Surrounding Areas

by Doug La Rocque

The program will take place on Wednesday, August 26 at the Hoosick Falls Central School starting at 10 am.

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Hoosick Falls

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Congressman Delgado Takes A Stroll Downtown

by Doug La Rocque and press release from Congressman Delgado’s office

Representative Antonio Delgado joined Hoosick Falls Village Trustee Kevin O’Malley for a tour of the downtown area on Monday, August 17.

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Petersburgh

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Board Tables Tri-Town Ambulance Proposal

by Alex Brooks

The Petersburgh Town Board took up the question of signing on to the Tri-Town Ambulance Service as proposed by the Grafton Rescue Squad, but did not take a vote on it because they did not have the votes to approve it.

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