The Eastwick Press Newspaper

Eastern Rensselaer County's Community Newspaper

Berlin High School

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Cross Country Has A Strong Showing At The Run For The Roses

Every year members of the Berlin High School Cross Country team get a jump on their fall training by participating in the Annual Run for the Roses at Grafton Lakes State Park.

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Petersburgh Town Board

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Water District Matters Top Board’s Agenda

by Alex Brooks

At the August 19 Petersburgh Town Board meeting, there was a good deal of discussion about the recent spike in chlorine levels in the water from the Petersburgh Water District.

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Bennington

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It’s Garlic Festival Time Once Again

It may only come around once a year, but that helps to make it one of the most highly anticipated events in Southern Vermont and the surrounding areas.

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Hoosick Falls

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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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