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Columbia County Farmers Delay Harvesting Crops
Columbia County agricultural agent Kenneth Piester reports delays in harvesting field crops due to cloudy rainy days and cold nights. Hay leaves may shed protein, sweet corn field corn and tomatoes mature slowly, though precipitation is not unusually high. He notes farmers face inconveniences but compare favorably to western New York.
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Hudson
Columbia County
Kenneth Piester
Piester
New York
Hoosick Board weighs road status and Bovie Hill danger
Hoosick Falls residents pressed the town board on Old Hoosick-Walloomsac Road and Bovie Hill Road. They seek reopening with a culvert bridge and spring passability, while warning winter maintenance limits. The board agreed to consult the town attorney and review the wetlands legislation before Sept. 1.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick - Walloomsac Road
Bovie Hill Road
Hoosick
John E. Hudelson
Hudelson
Huderson
Calhoun
Harold Crowley
Crowley
Bowie Hill Road
Lawrence Murphy
Robert Niles
Heosick
Department of Environmental Conservation
Fasig Tipton Yearlings Sale Goes On In Weather
Despite heavy weather the 56th annual Fasig Tipton yearling sale proceeds today in Saratoga Springs starting at 8 30 p m and continuing to about midnight a sales spokesman said.
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Saratoga Springs
Fasig-Tipton
Proskin Withdraws Conservative Line Nomination
Albany Republican state senate candidate Arnold Proskin said he would withdraw his name from the Conservative Party ballot after finding irregularities in nominating petitions. He cited 10 mismatched signatures among 153 and filed with the state elections board. Proskin also sued his Democratic opponent Howard Nolan over alleged Conservative nomination improprieties.
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Albany
Senate
Arnold Proskin
Proskin
State Board of Elections
Howard Nolan
Nolan
Meditation lecture on TM at Mechanicville Library
The International Meditation Society will host a free public lecture on transcendental meditation this Wednesday at 8 pm in Mechanicville District Public Library. Proponents call it an easy natural technique that offers deep relaxation to dissolve daily stress and tension and help develop full potential.
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Mechanicville
International Meditation Society
Mechanicville District
T.M
Turbulent River Street rails to be fixed soon
Hoosick Falls officials report the River Street railroad crossing could see repairs within weeks. DOT and HUD funds are ready, with matching funds to come from the State or Boston and Maine Railroad, now available via a recent budget transfer.
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Hoosick Falls
Boston and Maine Railroad
State of New York
Willa
Wiita
Unusual Weather Year Noted Across Albany Area
Albany reports show July as the third coldest in a century with June warmer than May, plus a year marked by extreme swings. January was frigid, February very warm, and Easter heat followed by cool spells and wet patterns. Flooding, droughts, and global swings accompany forecasts of persistent instability.
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Albany
Capital
Hudson Valley
Mother
New York
Battle of Bennington festivities include Sunday parade
Bennington hosts the largest Battle of Bennington Day celebrations with a Sunday parade featuring about 900 marchers, 66 firefighting units and 47 floats plus a Saturday lineup of firefighting drills, kid activities, parachute show, and a 1777 battle recreation.
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Bennington
John P. Proud
Mt. Anthony High School
George Jones
Clearwater festival marks Gail Bowers first sloop chapter
Gail Bowers of Loudonville helped form the Hudson River sloop group in Albany turning a dream into a nonprofit, fundraising and recruiting efforts culminating in a Sloop Festival on the Hudson. Pete Seeger headlined a 1 000 plus crowd in April as the group grew, before Bowers and husband Walter planned another move to Kingston leaving the area with a formal club already in place.
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Hudson River
Gail Bowers
Loudonville
Bowers
Walter
Clearwater
Beacon
Hudson River Sloop Restoration, Inc
HRSR
Times Record
National Savings Bank
Delmar
Kingston Area
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