Falls school sells $1,284,000 in bonds
Hoosick Falls Central School sold bonds totaling 1 284 000 to finance a second addition. Bankers Trust Co of New York City won with 4.7 percent interest over 20 years and a 4200 premium. Moody rated the district A for financial status.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Bankers Trust Company of
New York City
Philip Leonard
Leonard
Hoosick Falls Central
Moody
Moody Company
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central bids total 50166 for added school
Tuesday night’s meeting awarded contracts totaling 50166 for built in equipment for the new addition. Specifications were issued Feb 2 with bids from seven categories including cabinets, health room, library seating, music room, science rooms, stage and lecture room.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Dodge and Chamberlin Associates
Slingerlands
Hubert Industries
Olesen
Wynantskill
N.Y
Clesen
American Seating Co
Syracuse
Research Equipment
Novelty Scenic
New York City
Cascade School Supplies
North Adams
Paul Hannigan Poetry Reading at Williams College
Poet Paul Hannigan will read his works on Tuesday February 23 at 4 p.m. in Fitch Prospect Lounge Williams College. His 1970 collection Laughing is described as witty brittle and ironic exploring the grotesque in the commonplace. Hannigan born 1936 Cambridge has held varied jobs from gas station attendant to technician and writer. The reading is sponsored by the English Department and the Northern New England Poetry Circuit. Free and open to the public.
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Williamstown
Mass
Tolstoy Museum
Donald Barthelme
Adams Memorial Theatre
Steve Lawson
Paul Hannigan
Fitch- Prospect
Williams College
Cambridge
Hannigan
The
English Department
Northern
New England Poetry Circuit
Enrollment up at Hudson Valley Community College
James J. Fitzgibbons, HVCC president, announced spring enrollment at 3,406 daytime students and 1,498 evening and part-time students, reflecting growth in the 17th year. Trade courses like Automotive Mechanics with 117 students, Refrigeration with 25, Electrical Construction and Maintenance with 76, and Machine Tool Operation with 25, anchor the programs alongside 779 liberal arts students and 112 in mathematics and science.
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Troy
N.Y
James J. Fitzgibbons
Hudson Valley Community College
Rensselaer
HVCC
Fitgibbons
Hudson Valley
Long term goals for New York deer management
Conservation officials state the aim is the largest possible sustained antlered buck harvest compatible with range and human use. The plan uses party permits to adjust harvest, includes antlerless deer, and varies by area to avoid overharvest and excessive hunter concentrations while stabilizing deer numbers where needed.
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Albany
N.Y
Diamond
Adirondacks
Catskills
Hoosick Falls Reverses Prohibition With Mobile Home Park Law
The village board voted to adopt its first ordinance permitting mobile home parks reversing a 1955 ban. After a public hearing, officials cited state court rulings deeming bans unconstitutional and outlined a six page set of restrictions. Parks require at least 10 acres and a 50 foot green buffer with village licensing.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Planning Board
Robert Stetson
Richard Severson
William Johnston
State Supreme Court
Village schedules and local meeting notices
The Council of Ministries will meet at the local church Monday February 22 at 8 p.m. The North Hoosick United Methodist church hosts a combined service this Sunday February 21 led by Rev. Oswald A. Muller. Pleasant Valley granges plan a February 19 8 p.m. meeting including a banana bread contest and a March 6 ham supper. Cambridge Central School students are listed on second quarter honor lists across high honor honor merit and other categories. A mobilehome park ordinance hearing featured Warner Harrison and Paul Coughlin with discussion on minimum lot sizes yards and enforcement while opponents raised tax and enforcement concerns.
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Council of Ministries
Cambridge Central School
Anthony Turi
Kathy Austin
Joseph Darfler
Walter McNall
Patricia Turi
Elaine Wilburmerit
Clifford Darfler
David Donisthorpe
Diane Skiff
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Oswald A. Muller
Pleasant Valley Granges
Grange
Warner Harrison
Paul Coughlin
New York Mobilehome Association
Harrison
Antique dealer buys spittoon turns out treasure worth $24,000
In Bristol England Peggy Lee paid $12 for a found object brought by a man. She cleaned it then police arrived and revealed the item is a 1,000 year old Tang dynasty silver dish stolen from an art gallery. The thief remains at large.
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Bristol
England
UPI
Peggy Lee
Pownal to Hold Second Voter List Revision Meet
The Pownal Board of Civil Authority will hold its second meeting for revision of the voter checklist Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the town office. Official lists are posted at several locations and eligible citizens may register if their name is not listed. Absentee ballot applications must be returned to the town clerk by 9 p.m. February 26.
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Pownal
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Bennington
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South Cambridge
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Buskirk Reformed Church
Francis Wade
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Aocade
Mary Almy
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Pownals
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Mt. Anthony Union
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