Eastern Rensselaer County's Community Newspaper
More Concerns Expressed Over Deteriorating Ambulance
Grafton Rescue Squad member Jordan Baldwin told the Monday, November 13 meeting of the Grafton Town Board, he had taken their ambulance to Carmody Ford in Greenwich for its annual vehicle inspection that day and returned with troubling news. [Read more…] about Grafton Town Board
Recent winds damaged trees in our area, including this beech tree in the Petersburgh woods.
By Doug La Rocque
Representatives and consultants working for National Grid planned an informal informational Open House Tuesday night, November 14, to allow residents to look over the many maps and charts they brought and to meet the team that is handling the project. [Read more…] about Open House On Proposed NRL Turns Into Q&A Session
Saturday, March 26, 1842: This afternoon I walked to Hancock to Squ Silas Gardner’s to have him examine a bill of sale and see if it can be obtained. [Read more…] about Cousin Verona’s Daughter Dies
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Town of Berlin
Town Supervisor
*Rob Jaeger – unopposed – 264 votes [Read more…] about Election Results For Towns In The Eastwick Press Coverage Area
The Melrose Republican and current NYS Assemblyman representing a large portion of Renssealer County, has been locked in a tight battle with Democrat Andrea Smyth, since he defeated the outgoing Deputy County Executive Chris Meyers in a September primary. [Read more…] about McLaughlin Declares Victory
No Changes In The Preliminary Budget
The Berlin Town Board meet in a workshop meeting one last time this past Wednesday, November 1, to consider any further changes to the Preliminary Town Budget they adopted the prior week. [Read more…] about Berlin Town Board
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A lot has changed in 30 years in Stephentown. Many of the business that were around then are gone, some replaced, but when you talk to Neil Gardner, he notes that the business climate in the town isn’t what it once was. [Read more…] about Time Brings Change, But Gardner’s Remains A Staple
Article 78 Proceeding Concerning Mobile Home Park Is Denied
In his decision, State Supreme Court Judge Patrick McGrath ruled that Stephentown Attorney Brian Baker had not yet exhausted all his legal remedies with the town, thus by law precluding the issuance of a preliminary or permanent injunction against the the addition of seven more mobile home sites at a park that already exists at the corner of Brown’s Road and Route 22. [Read more…] about Stephentown Planning Board
