This Is Your Life Hoosick Falls shines at rink premiere
Village playwright Frank Wirmusky staged an hour long tribute transforming 150 years of Hoosick Falls history into a living portrait. The cast, including Seth Parsons and William Ball figures, portrayed local figures from postal service to industry, stressing imagination and hard work as roots of success. A slide show complemented the on stage portraits, and Mayor Bogardus lauded the production as a prideful look at the community's past and future.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
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Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial Skating Rink
Mike Chapman
Phyllis Robinson
Ms. Robinson
Chapman
Hoosick
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William Wenel
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Robbi Duket
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Sheilah Donovan
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Ball Academy
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Walter A. Wood
Charles Leeseman
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Wood
U.S
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Wirmusky
Reynolds
GOP
Abraham Lincoln
William Carey
Stewart Peckham
North Hosick
Bennington
Carey
Hector
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
George McKearin
William Johnston
Helen McK. Powers
Sandra Pine Davis
McKearin
Donald E. Bogardus
Phil Leonard
John Delarey
Elks
Earl Kenney
Eagles
VFW
Harry van Surdam
Christina Stevens
Historical Society
Walter Wirmusky
Santa Claus
Cleveland Dodge
The
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Sesquicentennial luncheon honors Hoosick Falls leaders
The village marked 150 years with a Thursday noon VIP luncheon at Hoosick Falls Country Club. Attendees included Rensselaer County executive William Murphy delivering the principal speech, Walter Wirmusky as toastmaster, and local officials such as Mayor Donald Bogardus and supervisor Raymond Calhoun. Tributes were given to many community figures for contributions to government, culture, and local institutions.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Country Club
Rensselaer County
William Murphy
Walter Wirmusky
Donald E. Bogardus
Reynolds-Gilchrest Pavilion Hosts Boxing Tournament
Hoolick Falls marks sesquicentennial with a weekend of events at the Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial Pavilion. Thursday night features an American Athletic Union amateur boxing tournament as part of the celebration.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial
American Athletic Union
Rabbit Shot and Property Damaged in Hoosick Falls
Police report a neighbor reported a rabbit owned by Harold Stevens found shot dead Thursday near 4 Troy St. A late model Mercedes back window was smashed Friday at Steeple Heights home of Rev. Joel Miller. Investigation pending. Community events listed include Country Market at Pownal Center Church Saturday 9 am to noon, Communion Meditation sermon Sunday at 10:15 am, and a 3 pm Wind Company concert at Pownal Center Church.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Harold Stevens
Troy St
Stevens
Joel Miller
Steeple Heights
Pownal Center
North Pownal Congregational Church
Chederlaomer
Sage City Symphony
Boxing action showcases wide weight class variety
From an outside view, the bouts were well fought and earnest with three rounds per match. Winners include Rick Cross Hoosick Falls and Bob Bedrich Valatie Phil Sherman Hoosick Falls Billy Koonz Rensselaer Mike Brown Hoosick Falls Rich Allen Hudson Mike Davendonis Hoosick Falls Mike Maczarillo Baldwin Hoosick Falls C Maller Rensselaer Tom Hotte Hoosick Falls Scott Fleck Saratoga Charles Walls Troy erd H Wilbur Hudson S Young Troy N Bensalah Rensselaer.
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Hoosick Falls
Bob Bedrich
Valatie
Phil Sherman
Billy Koonz
Rensselaer
Mike Brown
Rich Allen
Hudson
Mike Davendonis
Mike Maczarillo Baldwin
C. Maller
Tom
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