Route 7 work far from done in Hoosick Falls area
DOT official Clarence Fosdick told the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club that Route 7 improvements may extend beyond the already planned 8 miles. The next phase in the Town of Hoosick could begin in 1980 at earliest with a project cost around 2.5 million dollars funded partly by federal money. Residents urged faster action amid recent highway deaths and hamlet concerns about widening and traffic.
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Hoosick Falls
State Department of Transportation
DOT
Clarence Fosdick
Kiwanis Club
Fosdick
Hoosick
Kiwanis
Pet figurines featured at Berlin library display
The Berlin Free Town Library hosts a pet figurine display for children alongside a pet scrapbook contest. Fifteen children attended a recent story circle while Patsy Patrick of the Upper Hudson Library Federation led a puppet show with The Gingerbread Man and Rumpelstiltskin on a library lawn.
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Berlin
Berlin Free Town
Patsy Patrick
Upper Hudson Library Federation
Petersburg Library Trustees Meet in Memorial Hall
Petersburg Public Library trustees plan a meeting in Veterans Memorial Hall next Wednesday at 8 p.m. The session will discuss library operations and upcoming programs.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Public Library
Veterans Memorial Hall
Reader Q and A on sugar free sodas cans recycling and freezing tips
The column answers a question about Stewart's sugar free soda ads and clarifies that Vichy water is not sugar free. It also advises on where to recycle aluminum cans near Hoosick Falls and provides extensive guidance on protecting and preserving frozen foods during power outages, including dry ice use and safe refreezing.
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Q. Stewart's
Stewart's
Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Cooperative Extension
P. O. Box
Troy
Address lines for two companies and lobby group
The Common Cause lobbying group can be reached at 2030 M Street Northwest Washington DC 2003. Carters Co. manufactures children’s clothing and has offices at 112 West 34th Street New York NY 10001.
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Citizens’ Lobbying Group
Common Cause
The
Carters Co
Pat — Cohoes A. Carters
West 34Th St
New York
N.Y
Ruberti enters Albany mayor race with two running mates
Albany Republican Michael Ruberti announced his bid for mayor with running mates Sister Mary A. Burton for common council president and Harold Pellish for city comptroller. He criticized the current administration, faulted Democratic candidates, and said he would fire Police Chief Edward McArdle.
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Albany
E. Michael Ruberti
Carl Touhey
Ruberti
Mary A. Burton
Agnes Rose Burton
CSJ
Harold Pellish
Roberts
America
Roberti
Corning
Edward McArdle
Siena College
Howard Nolan
Nolan
George Scaringe
Scaringe
Mary Burton
St. Rose College
Pellish
Vermont asks Carter to declare four counties drought disaster
Gov. Richard Snelling requested a federal disaster declaration for Addison Franklin Chittenden and Rutland counties to aid drought damaged crops. He seeks extended emergency loans and an emergency livestock feed program as water supplies and harvests collapse in the Champlain Valley.
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Montpelier
Richard Snelling
Carter
Vermont
Addison
Franklin
Chittenden
Rutland
Addison County
Franklin County
National Guard
Hoosick Falls Board Tackles Rescue Dispatch and Street Peddlers
Hoosick Falls village board reassures residents that 24‑hour firehouse dispatch remains in place after rumors of a rescue squad dispatch shutdown. Walter Hoffman named substitute caretaker and volunteers may serve as dispatchers in emergencies. Board also discusses street peddler permits, dog control improvements, park sculpture bases, and water/sewer rate complaints from local real estate operators.
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Joan Rogers
Donald Bogardus
Hoosick Falls
Bogardus
Rolf Sternberg
Grace Brandi
Lew Ruby
New York approves tax relief for farmers and wine industry
Gov. Carey signs bills phasing out the unincorporated business tax on farmers by 1979 and easing inheritance tax rules for family farms. Wine laws expand retail outlets, allow tastings, loosen production limits, and reduce brandy licensing fees to spur growth in wine and fortified drinks.
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New York
Harassment and DWI Arrests Reported in Colonie
Colonie police report Robert E. Dragonette 28 of 126 Wilkins Ave was charged with aggravated harassment for obscene phone calls to a woman on Eilleen St and jailed in Albany County. Craig S. Bauer 23 of 36 Sunset Blvd charged with DWI at 4 10 am Tuesday and released on recognizance. both to appear in town court on stated dates.
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Colonie
Barbara Sawyer
Apt
Park Ave
Guilderland
Judy Ann Booth
Central Ave
Tick Tock
Booth
Robert E. Dragonette
Wilkins Ave
Eilleen St
Albany
Albany County
Dragonette
Craig S. Bauer
Sunset Blvd
Bauer
Mower Stolen From Garage On Vly Road Colonie
Colonie police investigate larceny of an electric riding lawnmower taken from a garage on Vly Road sometime Monday. No value placed on the missing mower.
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Colonie
Vly Road
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