By Doug La Rocque
The skies threatened a couple of times but the rain held off for the day as the Summer Festival took root in the park for the 35th time. [Read more…] about Grafton’s Annual Summer Festival Takes Over The Town Park Once Again
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By Doug La Rocque
The skies threatened a couple of times but the rain held off for the day as the Summer Festival took root in the park for the 35th time. [Read more…] about Grafton’s Annual Summer Festival Takes Over The Town Park Once Again
Approves 4 Lot Subdivision With A Contingency
By Doug La Rocque
In June, Sigmund Knorowski presented the Board with a request to subdivide his 20 plus acres at 388 Stuffle St. into 4 lots, two on each side of the road. [Read more…] about Grafton Planning Board
Whispering Willows Wild Care brought some of its Owls and a Raven to the Community Library last Friday night, July 14. [Read more…] about Birds Of Prey On Display At The Grafton Community Library
By Doug La Rocque
Berwick, Maine’s Rob Ricard was first across the finish line this past Saturday, July 15 at the 18th running of the Skyhigh Adventures sponsored off road triathlon at Grafton Lakes State Park. [Read more…] about Maine Native Wins Xterra Triathlon For The Third Time
Rensselaer County Legislature Honors Grafton’s Goyer Family For Its Many Years Of Fire Service To The Town
Discord And Disconnect Over The Grafton Highway Department And Town Roads
The Grafton Community Library presents the following workshops as part of the 2017 Grafton Community Arts Program. [Read more…] about Grafton Community Library Art Programs
Doug La Rocque
The Grafton Planning Board Monday night June 19 gave its approval to a border line adjustment between Harold and James Goyer along County Route 85 (South Road). [Read more…] about Grafton Planning Board
submitted by John Darling
The Grafton Summer Festival is scheduled for Saturday, July 15 at the Grafton Town Park on NYS Route 2, one mile east of the State Park entrance. [Read more…] about Grafton Summer Festival
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The Louis Miller Museum, 166 Main St, Hoosick Falls, is pleased to announce a special presentation by Phil Holland, who will explore the fascinating and controversial case of Loyalist David Redding on January 9th at 6 pm. The presentation will delve into Redding’s supposed crimes, his trials, execution, and the fate of his remains, as […]
November 1, 1955 – December 25, 2024 Richard (Ricky) DeShane was the son of the late Alice Lackey DeShane, born in Bennington VT Hospital November 1, 1955. Ricky is survived by three brothers, Robert DeShane of Maine, Edward DeShane of Massena, NY, David DeShane Buskirk, NY and sister Sally Johnston of Eagle Bridge, NY. Survivors […]
Hoosick Falls Girls Basketball by Jeffrey Bernstein Meg Barber, now the head coach at NYU, is one of the best basketball players to come out of Hoosick Falls High School. The 1998 graduate’s 1,643 career points were the most scored by a female Panther when she left the program. Barber held that record until 2020, […]
Submitted by HFCSD Communications Dear Hoosick Falls Community and Beyond, Christmas is one of the happiest times of the year. However, for some families, it can be very stressful. The Hoosick Falls Central School (HFCS) Philip Leonard Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) is dedicated to helping those in need within our community. Members […]
Submitted by Hoosick Falls Central School Communications The HFCS PTA is hosting a free event that will be fun for the whole family — Winterfest! This year’s Winterfest will take place on Saturday, December 14th, from 2 to 6 pm at the HFCS Elementary School gym and cafeteria. Winter-themed activities will be offered such as […]