Eastern Rensselaer County's Community Newspaper
The wrestling program started to make a comeback at Berlin Central last year but ran into several roadblocks. [Read more…] about Berlin – New Lebanon Wrestling Team Posts Its Second Win Of The Season
By Doug La Rocque
The largest grant in the local area, $3 million, was awarded to the SAFE Holdings NY facility on Route 22 in Berlin. [Read more…] about Berlin’s SAFE NY Awarded A $3 Million State Grant
Berlin Seeking A New Town Justice
By Doug La Rocque
Town Justice Christina Vanko informed the Town back in November that she was resigning due to health reasons. The resignation took effect immediately.
By Doug La Rocque
Fire companies from all around Eastern Rensselaer County joined Grafton firefighters to battle a very smoky and very hot blaze on the east side of the Town on Sunday night December 11. [Read more…] about Grafton House Suffers Heavy Damage In Sunday Night Fire
Organizers of the first Holiday Craft Fair hope this will become an annual tradition at the park. [Read more…] about Holiday Craft Fair At Grafton Lakes Park
On November 29, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that $2.4 million in funding through the state Farmland Protection Program has been awarded to the Agricultural Stewardship Association (ASA). [Read more…] about Agricultural Stewardship Association Receives $2.4 Million Grant From New York State To Protect 1,543 Acres In Local Area
By Doug La Rocque
The Berlin Boys basketball team started out their home opener last week on a great note, but that note was part of a beautiful rendition of the National Anthem by Cheerleader Christina Reger. [Read more…] about The Mountaineers Basketball Season Is Off And Running
submitted by Lois Sheaff
On Friday, December 2, the Ondawa-Cambridge Chapter, NSDAR met for a busy afternoon. Following the opening ritual, Regent Jeanne Massey, accompanied by Chaplain Lois Sheaff, installed a new member into the Chapter, Suzanne Elaine Brady. [Read more…] about Daughters Of The American Revolution Hold Important Meeting
by Alex Brooks
Petersburgh Composer Barton McLean’s musical career was celebrated during a recent six day residency at his alma mater, the Crane School of Music, which is at SUNY Potsdam. [Read more…] about Petersburgh Composer Honored At Crane School Of Music At SUNY Potsdam
A Short Workshop Meeting Of The Berlin Town Board
By Doug La Rocque
The schedule for its regular workshop meeting date fell on Thanksgiving, so the Town Board met last Wednesday night November 23 instead. [Read more…] about Berlin Town Board Action
