Play Coinword Test Your Wits Puzzle No 1140
Puzzle lists a series of coinword clues with paired word options for each. Readers fill blanks by choosing the correct pairing to complete phrases and common terms. The page includes puzzle numbers and answer format hints for entries due by 5 PM on Tuesday April 12.
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Firefighters thanked for combatting flood in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls residents praise the Hoosick Falls Volunteer Fire Department after a flood aid letter of thanks. The department supported local families during the weather emergency and helped secure affected properties.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls School to buy bus and wagon at hearing
Hoosick Falls Central School District will hold a public hearing this Tuesday at 7 30 p m on approving from the capital reserve fund the purchase of a new 16 passenger bus and an eight passenger station wagon at a cost not exceeding 16500 dollars. A regular school board meeting will follow.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School District
District Capital Reserve Fund
Hoosick Falls Board Grants Independent Wins in Two Tie Votes
The Hoosick Falls village board, in a Monday meeting, saw Independents win two party line tie votes aided by Mayor Donald Bogardus. Democrats blocked a general appointments resolution and proposed cuts to inspector positions to save about 1300 dollars.
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Hoosick Falls
Donald Bogardus
Jenuskevice
Bogardus
New owner vows halt to vandalism at Ehmler estate
Ralph Helft has completed the April 1 purchase of the 215 acre Ehmler estate near Route 22 Hoosick Falls. He plans to clean grounds and ponds and stop vandalism by youths looting the mansion and breaking windows. The estate borders Route 22 and was eyed for a Centre at Hoosick shopping project with Rolf Sternberg stating the project continues.
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Hoosick Falls
Ehmler
Route 22
Ralph Helft
Helft
Ehmier
Local OES District Deputy Visit Planned in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls hosts District Deputy Grand Matron Mary Z Curcie of the 2nd Albany Rensselaer Schenectady District for a visitation at 8 p.m. April 12 in the Masonic Temple Main Street. George M Powley Jr. will accompany as District Grand Lecturer. Officers to rehearse April 9 at 7 p.m. and wear formal colored gowns.
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OES
van Rensselaer
Order of Eastern Star
Hoosick Falls
Mary Z. Curcie
Albany, Rensselaer
Schenectady
Masonic Temple
Main Street
George M. Powley Jr
Cambridge Historic District Favored for National Register Listing
At a Cambridge Planning Board meeting 31 residents supported nominating parts of North and South Park Streets Main Street and nearby areas for a National Register historic district. Officials noted listing imposes no property-use restrictions and plans proceed with three weeks of public advertising.
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Cambridge
Planning Board of
Doris Manley
State Department of Parks and Recreation
State Board of Historic Preservation
Sally Brillon
Washington County Department of Information, Tourism and Historic Preservation
Carleton Foster
Village of Cambridge Historic Preservation Committee
Planning Board
Village Board of Trustees
North
South Park Streets
Old Cemetery
St. Patrick's Church
Patrician Hall
Board Street
Main Street
St. Luke's Place
Main
First Street
South Union Street
Richard Fells
Randall House
Kenneth Lutz
Col. Raymond
Lylis
Bennington College harp concert features Ursula Kwasnicka
The Faculty Concert at Bennington College on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Carriage Barn features guest harpist Ursula Kwasnicka a Juilliard faculty member and Syracuse Symphony first harpist. Included are harp solos by Holliger Jolas and Ptaszyanska along with Sue Ann Kahn flute Marta Ptaszyanska percussion and Richard Frisch baritone.
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Bennington
Bennington College Music Division
Ursula Kwasnicka
Kwasnicka
Julliard School of Music
Syracuse Symphony
Heinz Holliger
Betsy Jolas
Marta Ptaszyanska
Sue Ann Kahn
Richard Frisch
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