Assault Arrest
The Hoosick Falls Police Department has arrested 37-year old William Harris of 89 Main Street, Hoosick Falls after officers responded to a reported assault on Lyman Street.
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Walloomac
History Camp Keeps Students Busy
Brownell and her students camped at the battlefield Friday evening, then participated in the Bennington Battle Day Parade held Sunday in Bennington.
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Grafton
To The Beat Of A Different Drum
Grafton Library patrons and area residents were invited to learn about music from around the world, spanning numerous cultures and eras, at a Tuesday, August 20 event entitled “Let’s Drum.”
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New Lebanon Town Board
Back To The Days Of Kerfuffle?
by Thaddeus Flint
The word “Kerfuffle” (from the Scottish verb Fuffle, meaning “to throw into disorder”) is such a fabulous sounding word that many reporters (or maybe none) use it as inspiration; going from meeting to meeting with the hope that a kerfuffle will one day bloom before their very eyes, allowing them to finally write “kerfuffle” in a sentence (and then find they probably misspelled it).
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Schaghticoke
It’s The 200th Anniversary Of The Great Schaghticoke Fair
The Schaghticoke Fair will celebrate its 200th year of being a showcase for the best that Rensselaer County residents and agriculture have to offer.
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Grafton
Running For The Roses
108 participants leave the starting line on Sunday, August 11 as they take part in the 34th Annual “Run for the Roses” at Grafton Lakes State Park.
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Outdoors With Trix
This fast flying dragonfly called a Widow Skimmer (Libellula luctuosa) was a welcome visitor to a Petersburgh yard last week.
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Brunswick
Town Board Hears Sharpe Road Development Concerns
By Doug La Rocque
At a public hearing earlier in the month, several residents of Sharpe Road, concerned about the proposed 17-lot single family home development project proposed for land along that road, asked the Brunswick Planning Board to consider changing the .6 acre minimum requirement for housing constructed in an R-25 zone.
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Berlin
Some Cost Saving Realized For Water Tower
By Emily Gabert
It was nearly two years ago when the NYS Department of Health (DOH) came to a Berlin Town Board meeting to say either build a water tower, or face the strong possibility of a permanent boil water order as it relates to Water District #2.
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