Maundy Thursday services in Hoosick Falls area
Local churches tonight host Maundy Thursday rites including Mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception with Mass and Adoration, Baptist and West Hoosick joint candlelight services with Last Supper dramatizations, Eagle Bridge Methodist, All Saints Episcopal candlelight Eucharist, all sponsored by the Hoosick Area Church Association inviting community attendance.
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Hoosick Falls
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Baptist Church
Clifford Gilson
West Hoosick
Eagle Bridge
North Hoosick
South Cambridge
Harry Burdess
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Hoosick
All Saints
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Joel Miller
Benefit Bowling Tournament planned for Hoosick funds
Area sanctioned bowlers are urged to join a three week benefit tournament for the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad. It runs April 13, 20 and 27 at 6 p.m. at the Barbecue Recreations. Entry is five dollars, with 40 percent prize cash and 60 percent to the squad. Donations cover lanes from Walter Fitzsimmons. officials are Sherman Hoffman Bill Stuka and Jack Roberson.
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Hoosick
River Road
Rescue Squad
Sherman Hoffman
Bill Stuka
Jack Roberson
Brothers Sporting Goods
Church Street
Walter Fitzsimmons
Winterization delays explained in Hoosick Falls letter
Hoosick Falls Mayor Donald Bogardus received a detailed explanation from Allen R. Coleman of the Commission on Economic Opportunity. He cited a shrinking workforce and a backlog of over 153 homes, plus supply issues and initial inexperience in the new weatherization program.
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Hoosick Falls
Donald Bogardus
Allen R. Coleman
The
Commission On Economic Opportunity
Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mechanicville schools place superintendent on paid leave
Mechanicville school board votes 7 to 0 to place Donald Kearns on paid leave of absence while 17 charges of malfeasance and insubordination are reviewed. A closed hearing will begin Monday to weigh testimony, with the superintendent barred from district premises during proceedings.
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Mechanicville
Donald Kearns
Donald C. Kearns
Cambridge man fined for car remodeling of Spring Street home
Thomas Dawley 21 of Spring Street was fined $25 for failure to keep right and $25 for speeding related to a March 29 incident in Cambridge village. He pleaded guilty to those charges and to driving while intoxicated. a conditional discharge was issued pending a driver education course. Police said he struck 55 Spring Street, tearing off the enclosed porch and causing more than $5,000 in damage to the home. Dawley was not hurt and his car suffered minor damage.
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Thomas Dawley
Spring Street
Cambridge Village
Phil Sica
Dawley
Thomas Anderson
Spring St
Sica
New York State
Hoosick Falls OTB Parlor Set to Open Monday
Hoosick Falls OTB parlor will open Monday at 10 a.m per Edward Reutemann, Capital District Regional OTB Corp director. Regular hours will be 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. No new hires yet. Barbara Bouplon named senior vaultkeeper and Howard Shaw junior vaultkeeper.
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Hoosick Falls
Edward Reutemann
Rensselaer County
Capital District Regional
OTB Corp
Reutemann
Barbara Bouplon
Howard Shaw
Hoosac School Hosts Local Artist Alan Stoltzfus Show
Hoosac School and Hoosic Valley Art Association present Alan Stoltzfus fus in a month long exhibition in the library gallery. A public reception will be held Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. Stoltzfus, California native and Hoosick Falls resident since 1974, creates silkscreened acrylics with bold colors and photographic motifs. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.
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Hoosick
Alan Stoltzfus
Hoosac School
Stoltzfus
California
Hoosick Falls
Hoosic Valley Art Association
James Beckford
Hoosac
John F. Gane
Judy Meneely
Hoosick Falls Board Grants Maternity Leaves and Hires
Hoosick Falls Central School Board approved maternity leaves for Deborah Tudor and Priscilla McCaughlin both first and second grade teachers. They will be replaced by two women returning from leave. The board hired Cheryle Wadsworth as physical education teacher and Margaret Paradis as food service helper, while Shirley Salluzzo Anne Ballou James Wahler and Dickey Masters submitted resignations.
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Hoosick Falls
Cheryle Wadsworth
Margaret Paradis
Food Service
Shirley Salluzzo
Anne Ballou
James Wahler
Dickey Masters
Bernard Malamud to Read at Bennington College Tonight
Pulitzer prize author and Bennington College faculty member Bernard Malamud will read from a novel in progress at 8 p.m. in the Carriage Barn. The Bennington Literature and Language Division sponsors the event and invites the public.
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Bennington
Bernard Malamud
Bennington College
The
Bennington Literature and Language Division
Baptists and groups plan meetings and dances in Petersbu
The Petersburg Baptist Women's Fellowship schedules a 7 30 p m church hall meeting with Bible study and prayers. Taconic Valley Women’s Association reorganizes with new officers. Camp Fire Girls group promotes event at Petersburg with Morris Dance and English Country Dance workshops and a Saturday contra dance. Hello Good bye play at Bennington College runs Friday to Sunday with free admission. Taconic Valley raises 48 dollars selling daffodils for the American Cancer Society.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Baptist Women’s Fellowship
Petersburg Baptist
Taconic Valley Women’s Association
Geraldine Bultman
Anna Mae Speanburg
June Hemeon
Wa Kish
Camp Fire Girls
Hoosick Falls
Athol Fugard
Bennington College
Drama Workshop of the Arts Center
Taconic Valley Women's Association
American Cancer Society
Two charged in swindle over old Skidmore campus
Raymond Palazini and his daughter Beverly Winney face second degree grand larceny charges in Saratoga Springs for allegedly swindling Adirondack Trust Co. of 80000 using campus rent security on land later assigned to Marine Midland Bank. The grand jury continues to probe deals since Verrazzano College purchase five years ago.
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Saratoga Springs
Skidmore College
Raymond Palazini
Beverly Winney
Adirondack Trust Co
Marine Midland Bank
David Wait
Verrazzano College
Palazini
Winney
ABM Developers, Inc
ABM
Hausler Associates
Winney and
Vermont guardian bill targets Moonies faces Senate action
A Vermont Senate bill would appoint a guardian for up to 60 days to care for elders deemed unable to act, sparking fear it could threaten religious freedom and allow greed driven relatives to seize estates. Sponsors insist targets Moonies only, though critics say scope is vague and risky.
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Montpelier
Unification Church
Vermont Senate
Thomas Crowley
Sun Myung Moon
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